Videos tagged with Springfield 911

This video delves into the often-underestimated .380 ACP cartridge, revealing how modern firearm designs have significantly enhanced its practical application for self-defense. It highlights advancements in pistol ergonomics, capacity, and ammunition technology that overcome historical limitations, making the .380 a viable and comfortable choice for concealed carry. The expert analysis emphasizes that while the cartridge has inherent limits, its advantages in concealability, shootability, and faster recovery make it a compelling option for many citizens.

This video showcases the everyday carry (EDC) setups and gear brought by SPN Firearms to Shot Show 2026. The presenter details various firearms, including compact pistols like the Sig P290 RS, Ruger LCP Max, Glock 42, Springfield 911, and Kahr P380, along with larger options like the Glock 30S and Glock 27. The discussion extends to essential accessories such as holsters from Hog Holsters and Black Spin Tactical, aftermarket triggers from Trigger Shark, optic mounting solutions from Dove Mounting Solutions, and personal items like Vice Wallets and Scalywag Tactical knives. The presenter also touches on ammunition choices and personal protective equipment like Shell Shock ear protection.

This video reviews the Sig Sauer P238 Spartan Edition, a .380 ACP pocket pistol. The reviewer highlights its hammer-fired, single-action trigger as a significant advantage for concealed carry, comparing it favorably to other pocket pistols like the Ruger LCP Max and Springfield 911. The Spartan Edition's unique finish and heavier weight are noted as potential benefits for shooter comfort and control.

This video provides an expert review of several top-tier .380 ACP pocket pistols suitable for concealed carry. The instructor highlights key features like capacity, size, trigger action, and ergonomics for each model, offering insights into their suitability for everyday carry and self-defense scenarios. The assessment emphasizes the advancements in .380 ACP ammunition and pistol design making these smaller firearms highly effective.

This roundtable discussion features firearms enthusiasts discussing various handguns, including the CZ Shadow 2 versus the SP-01, recommendations for single-stack 9mm carry pistols, and the perceived quality of Kahr firearms. The conversation also touches on the SIG P320 debate, the importance of practical firearm proficiency, and optimal revolver barrel lengths. The participants share personal experiences and opinions, offering insights into firearm selection and training.

This video discusses firearms that viewers and the host consider unreliable. The host shares personal experiences with a Colt 1911 and a Glock 29, detailing frequent malfunctions. Other viewers chime in with their least reliable firearms, including models from Kel-Tec, Springfield, Ruger, North American Arms, SCCY, Lorcin, Sig Sauer, Desert Eagle, Kimber, and GSG, highlighting issues like jamming, out-of-battery detonations, and poor build quality.

The Firearm Guy is seeking viewer feedback on the relevance of single-stack, 1911-style handguns in today's market, contrasting them with newer double-stack options. He highlights specific models like the Caracal CP9, SIG P365 variants, Springfield Hellcat series, and Kimber Micro 9, questioning their continued appeal for concealed carry and pocket carry.

This video reviews three hammer-fired pistols: the Colt Junior in .22 Short, the Springfield 911 in .380 ACP, and the Tisas 1911 in .45 ACP. The host discusses their size, handling, and reliability issues, particularly with the Tisas 1911, which experienced significant feeding failures. The Colt Junior is noted for its small size and fun shooting experience, while the Springfield 911 is considered a potential, albeit not ideal, carry option.

This video features a discussion and overview of three firearms: a Rifle Dynamics Quick Hatch AK chambered in 7.62x39mm, a Springfield 911 in .380 ACP, and a Mossberg 500 12-gauge shotgun set up for turkey hunting. The host shares personal opinions on each firearm, highlighting the AK's build quality and shootability, the Springfield's compact nature but personal dislike, and the Mossberg's features for hunting. The discussion also touches on aftermarket parts, general firearm preferences, and the current market for ammunition.

This live stream features a discussion and overview of several firearms, including the Chris Vector in .45 ACP, a custom Springfield Prodigy in 9mm, and a Springfield 911 in .380 ACP. The host shares personal experiences, reliability observations, and opinions on various firearm components like optics, triggers, and aftermarket modifications. The discussion also touches on firearm accessories, general shooting practices, and viewer questions about firearm ownership and customization.

This video features a discussion of three small handguns: a Colt Junior in .22 Short, a Springfield 911 in .380 ACP, and a 1934 Beretta also in .380 ACP. The presenter discusses their size, historical context, and personal experiences with each, including potential giveaways and maintenance tips. The video highlights the trade-offs between concealability and shootability in small firearms.

This video provides a detailed comparison and review of three micro 1911-style .380 ACP pistols: the Sig Sauer P238, Colt Pocket Lite, and Springfield Armory 911. It covers their design differences, handling characteristics, trigger pulls, accuracy, and disassembly procedures. The presenter highlights their suitability as concealed carry options, noting the pros and cons of each model, including magazine compatibility and reliability.