Videos tagged with Plus P Rated

This video reviews the Diamondback DB9 Gen 4, highlighting its reliability and value as an extremely small 9mm handgun suitable for pocket carry. The instructor emphasizes its performance with various ammunition types and its durability in harsh work environments, contrasting it with other micro-compacts. The Gen 4 model is specifically recommended over earlier generations.

This expert-level review by Hickok45 focuses on the Smith & Wesson Model 10 Classic, specifically highlighting its 'no-lock' design as a return to traditional firearm aesthetics. The video compares the new model to vintage versions, detailing features like the K-frame, frame-mounted firing pin, and '+P' rating for .38 Special ammunition. Hickok45 emphasizes the appeal of this classic-style revolver for enthusiasts who prefer the absence of modern internal safety locks.

This comprehensive review of the HK CC9 by Brett from Nightwood Guns covers its performance over 1000 rounds, focusing on durability, reliability, and design. While praising its robust construction, DLC finish, and reliable operation, the review highlights significant drawbacks in grip texture, ergonomics, and heat dissipation, making it challenging for training. Despite these issues, the CC9 is presented as a potentially strong contender in the micro-compact market due to its core reliability and HK's reputation.

This review of the HK45C V7 LEM highlights its compact size, manageable recoil, and the LEM trigger system. The presenter emphasizes its suitability as a concealed carry option for .45 ACP enthusiasts, noting its accuracy and comfortable shooting characteristics even with +P ammunition.

This review of the Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP highlights its performance as a micro-compact concealed carry handgun. Despite a 'snappy' recoil, the firearm demonstrates impressive durability and reliability, handling various ammunition types without malfunctions after 1500+ rounds without cleaning. The OSP model is optic-ready with a Shield RMSC footprint, though some optics like the Holosun 507K may require an adapter plate due to slide nubs.

This video reviews seven .38 Special revolvers, highlighting their features, pros, and cons for potential buyers in 2024. It covers models from Taurus, Charter Arms, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, and Colt, focusing on aspects like recoil management, accuracy, capacity, and price point. The expert discusses the effectiveness of .38 Special ammunition, including the classic FBI load and modern alternatives, and evaluates which revolvers best balance classic design with modern features for concealed carry and general use.

This review of the Springfield Armory Hellcat micro-compact 9mm pistol covers its specifications, features, and performance. The presenter highlights its compact size, 13+1 capacity, OSP cut for red dot sights, and tool-less takedown. The review also touches on the trigger pull, grip texture, and potential accessory rail compatibility issues.

This video reviews the Diamondback DB9 Gen 4, highlighting its status as potentially the world's smallest single-stack 9mm pistol. It contrasts the Gen 4 with earlier models, noting improvements like usable sights, a slide stop, and Plus P rating. The review emphasizes its role as a pocket defense gun rather than a range toy, discussing shooting characteristics and accuracy.

This review of the Remington RP9 covers its initial reception, included accessories, and a detailed field strip. The presenter highlights the manual's educational content, the pistol's ergonomics, and its trigger performance. A key observation is the unsupported chamber, raising concerns about Plus P ammunition despite the pistol being rated for it.

This video reviews the Rock Island M206 revolver, highlighting its affordability and features. The presenter notes its popularity, a retail price around $275, and its utility as a stash or truck gun. Key features discussed include wood grips, fixed sights, and its six-shot capacity in .38 Special. Importantly, the presenter confirms the M206 is Plus P rated after checking with the manufacturer.