Videos tagged with Second Generation

This YouTube video features a Smith & Wesson 469, a vintage double-stack 9mm handgun. The creator explains that the 469 is the compact iteration of the 459 pistol and represents the second generation of Smith & Wesson semi-automatic designs. It's noted as a scaled-down version of the 459, featuring a shorter barrel and grip while retaining an alloy frame, marking a significant point in the evolution of S&W semi-automatics. The video aims for YouTube monetization and directs viewers to luckygunner.com for a comprehensive guide to S&W semi-automatic models.

This review of the CZ BREN 2 highlights its improvements over the first generation, including a weight reduction of approximately one pound and a switch to M16-style magazines. Key ergonomic upgrades and technical specifications like its 6.8 lbs weight, 16-inch barrel, and 850 RPM cyclic rate are detailed. The video also demonstrates its ambidextrous controls, including a bolt release within the trigger guard, and features live-fire footage.

This review focuses on a 1956 Colt Single Action Army, a Second Generation model marking the return of SAA production after WWII. The firearm is noted for its high quality, use of original tooling, and historical significance tied to the resurgence of Western media. Despite its age, the 1956 SAA demonstrates excellent mechanical condition and accuracy, making it a valuable collectible.

This review of the Sig P365 highlights significant concerns despite its micro-compact appeal. While initial impressions were positive, the video details a persistent 'striker drag' issue, evidenced by primer smearing, and culminates in a catastrophic trigger failure due to a broken trigger bar spring after approximately 900 rounds. The reviewer strongly advises caution for self-defense applications.