Videos tagged with Sig Sauer P224

This video discusses discontinued firearms that viewers believe should be brought back, arguing they would be superior to many modern offerings. The host and commenters highlight several models, including the Smith & Wesson Night Guard series, various AMT handguns, and the Sig Sauer P239, citing their design, practicality, and historical significance as reasons for their potential revival. The discussion reflects a sentiment that current firearm manufacturing often prioritizes minor variations over innovative or truly improved designs.

TheYankeeMarshal, an experienced firearms commentator, shares his personal dislikes for five popular handguns, emphasizing that these are subjective preferences rather than objective flaws. He details specific ergonomic issues with the Sig P320 X5 Legion, reliability problems with the Glock 29's magazines, and a general dislike for the 'chopped down' subcompact concept seen in the CZ RAMI and Sig P224. He also critiques the HK VP9 for not feeling premium enough and expresses a strong personal aversion to the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield's aesthetics and feel.

This episode of "Shootin' It with Yankee" features host Yankee Marshal answering viewer questions on a variety of firearms-related topics. Discussions include the necessity of concealed carry insurance, opinions on specific firearm models like the Springfield XD and Chiappa 17 HMR, and advice on home defense calibers. The host also touches on firearm maintenance, legal aspects of certain firearm modifications, and general self-defense strategies.

TheYankeeMarshal, an established firearms commentator, critically assesses the SIG Sauer P224, highlighting its excellent build quality and accuracy but deeming it unsuitable for his personal concealed carry due to its insufficient grip length. He emphasizes the necessity of a full three-finger grip for effective self-defense and explains how the P224's lack of a pinky extension, without resorting to bulky extended magazines, prevents it from being a top-tier EDC option despite its mechanical merits.

This video provides an overview of SIG SAUER's history, manufacturing capabilities, and product range. It highlights the company's commitment to quality, reliability, and accuracy, stemming from its Swiss, German, and American heritage. The facility in Newington, NH, is presented as a state-of-the-art production hub, and the brand's status as a choice for elite military and law enforcement is emphasized.

This guide details techniques for drawing a concealed pistol from a vehicle, addressing challenges posed by seatbelts and bucket seats. It emphasizes leaning forward and using the steering wheel for leverage, and suggests alternative carry methods like ankle holsters for frequent vehicle occupants. The importance of consistent dry practice with an unloaded firearm is highlighted by Adam Painchaud, an instructor at Sig Sauer Academy.

This video introduces two new small firearms from Sig Sauer, the P938 and P224, designed for the concealed carry market. It highlights their features, calibers, and appeal to different shooter preferences. Additionally, it provides a practical technique for improving grip and recoil control on smaller, powerful handguns.

This advanced training drill focuses on drawing a concealed firearm from an appendix position, engaging a close-range threat with a strike and multiple shots, and performing a tactical reload. The drill emphasizes creating distance and situational awareness, and is recommended for experienced individuals with professional training.

This review of the Sig Sauer P224, presented by Aaron Carter from American Rifleman, highlights its suitability for concealed carry. The P224 is a compact variant of the P229, featuring smaller dimensions, a 10-round double-stack magazine, and compatibility with P226/P229 magazines. It's available in multiple calibers and trigger configurations, offering competitive pricing and a good balance of capacity and concealability for self-defense.

Nutnfancy provides a critical review of the Sig Sauer P224 and a highly positive assessment of the P938 at SHOT Show 2012. He finds the P224 too bulky for concealed carry, comparing unfavorably to the Springfield Armory XDS 3.3, while praising the P938's slim profile, 1911-style trigger, and overall ergonomics for concealed carry.