Videos tagged with Single Stack Magazine

Johnny Q addresses a viewer question about single-stack versus double-stack magazines, explaining the fundamental difference in round alignment. He highlights that single-stack magazines, like those for the Glock 48, align rounds straight, leading to a slimmer firearm profile. Double-stack magazines, exemplified by a Glock 9mm with a 17-round capacity, stagger rounds for increased capacity. The speaker expresses a preference for double-stack for self-defense due to the higher round count, while acknowledging single-stack guns are typically smaller and lighter.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Emissary 1911 chambered in .45 ACP. It highlights the firearm's optic-ready slide, picatinny rail for accessories like lights, and standard 1911 operating controls including grip and manual safeties. The presenter also discusses magazine options and recommends both traditional and modern tactical 1911s.

This review covers the new Clinger Kydex magazine holster, highlighting its versatility for single and double stack magazines in 380, 9mm, and 40 caliber. The holster features a secured closed bottom, adjustable retention screws, a heavy-duty clip, and offers three ride heights and three cant angles. It's ambidextrous and compatible with OWB declips and Blade Tech Tek Locks, making it a flexible option for carrying an extra magazine.

This video provides an expert overview of the Smith & Wesson 1076, a pistol adopted by the FBI, detailing its specific features like the frame-mounted decocker and single-stack magazine. It also touches upon the history of the 10mm Auto cartridge and its predecessor, the Bren Ten, offering insights from a high-authority firearms instructor.

This video reviews the Pitbull Tactical Mag Carrier, highlighting its universal fit for various pistol calibers and magazine types. The instructor emphasizes its durable construction, simple operation without adjustments, and comfortable wear options for inside or outside the waistband. The product is noted for its value, especially when purchased in multi-packs.

This video compares the Hi-Point JHP and the Colt Combat Commander, both chambered in .45 ACP. The presenter highlights similarities like being semi-automatic, single-stack .45 caliber pistols made in America. Key differences discussed include weight, ergonomics, sight adjustability, warranty, external safeties, magazine capacity, and trigger feel, with the Hi-Point often presented as a more 'tactical' and durable option in a humorous, albeit unconventional, comparison.

This video provides an overview of the Benelli B76, a rare 9mm duty-style pistol produced from 1976 to 1988. It highlights the pistol's 4-inch barrel, 9-round single-stack magazine, and unique inertial lock system. The presenter notes its comfortable, caned grip angle, similar to Glocks, and its squared-off, boxy design reminiscent of older Glocks and Smith & Wesson models.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 39 highlights its historical significance as the first semi-automatic 9mm pistol made in the United States by S&W. The presenter, from Cranky Gun Reviews, praises its craftsmanship, ergonomics, and shooting characteristics, comparing it favorably to modern pistols like the Beretta 92FS. The review details its construction, features like the decocker, and its near adoption by the US military.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Ruger P94DAOL, a variant of the P series pistols, focusing on its unique features and pop culture appearances. Expert Jonathan Ferguson details the "DAO" (Double Action Only) designation, the absence of a hammer spur, and the integrated laser sight, noting its rarity and typical non-functional status. The discussion extends to other P series models like the P85 and P90, highlighting their .45 ACP caliber, construction using investment casting, and prominent roles in films like 'Desperado' and 'True Lies'.

This video explains the inner workings of the Heckler & Koch P9S, a discontinued roller-delayed blowback handgun. It highlights the P9S's unique operating system and mentions its chamberings in 9mm and .45 ACP. The description emphasizes its historical significance as a notable firearm from the past, even though it's no longer in production. This content is ideal for firearm enthusiasts interested in the mechanics and history of specific handgun designs.

This video provides a buyer's guide to three .45 ACP Glock models suitable for concealed carry: the Glock 36, Glock 30 Gen 4, and Glock 30 SF. It details their differences in size, magazine capacity, ergonomics, and specific features like slide release and barrel rifling, offering insights for potential buyers.

This video humorously presents five reasons to own a Hi-Point JHP, highlighting its weight, single-stack .45 ACP magazine capacity (10 rounds), polymer frame striker-fired design, factory high-viz sights, and inexpensive price point (around $200). While presented satirically, the speaker acknowledges the firearm's functionality and its appeal as a budget-friendly option for those with limited funds.