Videos tagged with Safety Decocker

This video explores the Smith & Wesson Model 39, the first double-action 9mm pistol made in the United States, introduced in 1955. Originally known as the '9mm Automatic,' it was Smith & Wesson's submission for military trials to potentially replace the M1911. While not adopted by the military, it found a market and led to the development of the double-stack Model 59, which gained traction with police departments. The Model 39 is noted for its DA/SA operation and safety decocker.

The Yankee Marshal discusses various firearms and gear, including the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 in 10mm, Ruger LCR revolvers, and Glock models. He offers opinions on carry calibers, optimal revolver barrel lengths, and the effectiveness of different pistol designs. The discussion also touches on firearm modifications, grip preferences, and the controversial New Mexico firearm carry ban.

This video provides a review of the Ruger P90 pistol chambered in .45 ACP. The presenter, new to this specific model, discusses its full-size frame, 7-round magazine capacity, and the safety/decocker feature, which they find somewhat concerning. Shooting impressions highlight surprisingly smooth action and minimal recoil, attributed possibly to the pistol's weight and bulk, despite initial reservations about its ergonomics.

This episode of 'One Handgun, One Shotgun & One Rifle' features a review of the Beretta PX4 Storm in .40 S&W, highlighting its rotating barrel system, 4-inch barrel, and safety decocker. It also showcases an H&R 12-gauge single-shot shotgun with a case-hardened frame and a Millat Vepr AK-308 rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, noted for its folding stock and 20.5-inch chrome-lined barrel. The presenter offers shooting impressions and technical details for each firearm.

This review of the Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle III in .45 ACP highlights its semi-compact size, all-steel frame for recoil management, and smooth shooting experience. The firearm is noted for its accuracy, comfortable ergonomics, and straightforward disassembly. While MSRP is $691, it's often found around $580, offering good value for its features.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Beretta M9A3, introduced at Shot Show 2016. John from Beretta highlights key features derived from military user feedback, including a slimmer grip profile with interchangeable backstraps, an oversized magazine release, a threaded barrel for suppressor use, standard night sights, and a user-configurable safety/decocker mechanism. The D-mainspring is noted for reducing double-action pull weight, enhancing shootability. The MSRP is $1095, and sales are reported as strong since its October release.