Videos tagged with SDS Imports

This review explores the Tokarev Semi-Automatic Bullpup Shotgun, imported by SDS Imports, focusing on its budget-friendly nature and potential fun factor versus practical reliability. The speaker, a seasoned firearms reviewer, assesses whether this affordable option is a worthwhile purchase or a potential mistake for shooters.

This review assesses the budget-friendly Tokarev TBP 12 Bullpup Shotgun, imported by SDS Imports, priced under $250. The expert reviewer highlights its compact size (30+ inches overall length), electroless nickel plating, and AR-style controls. Despite a broken magazine detent and one failure to feed during initial testing, the reviewer found the action surprisingly smooth and recoil manageable, even softer than a Mossberg 500. The firearm is deemed a 'pass' for its price point, with a follow-up review planned after a higher round count.

This review of the Military Armament Corp (MAC) 1014 shotgun, presented by Nutnfancy, highlights its strong value proposition as a Benelli M4 clone. The analysis covers its Turkish manufacturing, dual-piston gas system, performance with various loads, and ergonomic features. Nutnfancy, a retired Air Force officer with 20 years of review experience, emphasizes its potential for home defense and tactical use at a significantly lower price point than its Italian counterpart.

This review provides an in-depth assessment of the Inglis P-35, a modern clone of the classic Browning Hi-Power. The analysis covers its value proposition, features, and crucially, its reliability during live fire testing. Despite demonstrating good accuracy, significant issues with feeding and jams were encountered, leading to a critical verdict when compared to other market offerings. The review highlights the importance of thorough testing for modern reproductions of historical designs.

This review covers the Tisas PX-57 FO Raptor, a polymer-framed, hammer-fired pistol chambered in the unique 5.7x28mm FN cartridge. The firearm is noted for its manageable recoil, comfortable ergonomics, and 20-round magazine capacity, making it a fun and potentially effective option for defensive use. The review highlights its full-size stature, nearly 5-inch barrel, and features like a Picatinny rail and ambidextrous controls.

This review of the MAC 9 DS-D Comp, a Turkish-made 2011 pistol imported by SDS Imports, highlights its sub-$1000 price point and impressive performance. The author, a former striker-fired pistol shooter, finds the 2011 platform, particularly this model, to be a new favorite due to its excellent shooting characteristics, manageable recoil impulse, and ergonomic controls. While acknowledging minor areas for improvement like a stiff magazine release and slick factory grip, the review emphasizes the pistol's reliability, customizable nature, and strong value proposition, making it a recommended entry into the 2011 platform.

Amber from Exile Armory presents a diverse inventory of new and used firearms, including shotguns, pistols, and rifles, with prices ranging from $250 to $1995. The video highlights various models from brands like TriStar, Glock, Ruger, Mossberg, Taurus, Smith & Wesson, and Daniel Defense, featuring different calibers and configurations such as optic-ready slides and threaded barrels. Information on suppressors and Class 3 dealer services, including layaway options, is also provided.

This video discusses the interpretation of 'dangerous and unusual firearms' under the National Firearms Act (NFA). The speaker argues that the unusual nature of certain firearms, like Short Barreled Shotguns (SBS) and suppressors, is often a direct result of restrictive regulations and taxes, rather than inherent characteristics. A recent court case questioning the 'unusual' status of machine guns due to their legal registration numbers is highlighted as an example of how increased circulation can challenge existing legal definitions.

This review of the Tokarev TBP12 Bullpup shotgun details an unexpectedly smooth break-in process, performing well with inexpensive bulk ammunition from the first shot. The reviewer highlights a potential magazine over-insertion issue, which can be mitigated with careful insertion technique. Patterning tests with various chokes demonstrate expected spread differences, and the shotgun successfully cycles a range of buckshot loads, including a higher-capacity Noble brand, with only minor gas blowback noted as a characteristic of bullpup designs.

This video provides a range review of the Tokarev TBP-12 Bullpup 12 Gauge shotgun in an urban camouflage pattern. The reviewer highlights its compact size, affordability, and fun factor, while also detailing significant ergonomic drawbacks, particularly the awkward magazine release. Despite some initial concerns about reliability due to not having cleaned it, the shotgun ran flawlessly with various ammunition types.

The Inglis P35, a clone of the classic High Power pistol, is presented by SDS Imports. This firearm aims to capture the nostalgic appeal of the original while offering modern accessibility. It features a traditional design with options for matte black or satin nickel finishes, walnut grips, an ambidextrous safety, and a ring hammer. The sights utilize Browning dovetail specifications, allowing for aftermarket compatibility. Priced around $550 MSRP, it's positioned as an accurate and attainable option for collectors and enthusiasts of the High Power platform.

This review of the Turkish-made MAC DS9, a 2011-style pistol, highlights its functional similarity to Staccato models at a significantly lower price point. The presenter details its optic-ready slide, bull barrel design, ambidextrous safety, flared magwell, and 17-round capacity, noting its reliability over 1500 rounds. It's presented as a strong contender for competition shooting.