Videos tagged with Slide Width

This review by Sootch00 provides an in-depth comparison of the Glock Model 30 and Model 30s in .45 ACP. Sootch, a respected firearms reviewer, highlights key differences in slide width, weight, and holster compatibility, making the Model 30s a more favorable option for concealed carry due to its slimmer profile and slightly reduced recoil. The video offers practical insights for potential buyers considering these compact Glock models.

This expert review by Military Arms Channel provides a deep dive into the Sig P320 XTen, positioning it as a top contender in the 10mm handgun market. The analysis includes detailed technical comparisons with the 9mm P320 X5, precise measurements of slide width, and an examination of internal mechanics, highlighting the trigger bar modification for 10mm magazines. The review also covers recoil testing with various ammunition types and discusses crucial holster compatibility issues, emphasizing the need for XTen-specific holsters.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Glock 36, highlighting its significance as Glock's first single-stack .45 ACP handgun. The presenter details its specifications, including barrel length and magazine capacity, and compares it to the Glock 30, focusing on differences in size and weight. Practical shooting impressions and observations on ergonomics, particularly the finger grooves, are also shared, offering insights for potential buyers.

This video provides an initial review of the Heckler & Koch VP40, comparing it to its predecessor, the VP9. The presenter highlights the VP40's smooth shooting characteristics and excellent trigger, noting it's comparable to the VP9. Key differences discussed include the VP40's slightly thicker and heavier slide to accommodate the .40 S&W caliber, leading to potential holster compatibility issues, and its reduced magazine capacity (13 rounds vs. 15 for the VP9). The presenter also points out the visual similarity between the two pistols, with the slide width being the most noticeable distinction.