Videos tagged with Springfield EMP

This video discusses why the Springfield EMP .40, described as one of the greatest guns for Everyday Carry (EDC), is difficult to acquire. It focuses on the limitations preventing widespread availability of this specific firearm model.

This video focuses on the Springfield EMP .40 pistol. Based on the title and description, it's likely a review or examination of this specific firearm model. The content will probably delve into its features, performance, and potential applications, appealing to Springfield Armory enthusiasts and those interested in .40 caliber handguns.

A Mesquite, Texas jewelry store owner recounts three defensive gun uses against armed robbers. He details his firearm choices (HK USP Compact, Sig P938, Springfield EMP), carry position (4-5 o'clock), and tactical considerations like backstop awareness and avoiding trapping assailants. The owner emphasizes mental preparedness and adrenaline's effect during high-stress encounters.

This video presents the first half of a top 10 countdown for the most accurate subcompact 9mm handguns. It highlights five models: the Springfield EMP, Smith & Wesson M&P Shield, Sig Sauer P938, Walther PPS M2, and Heckler & Koch P30SK. The host, demonstrating high expertise and personal testing experience, discusses key features and accuracy claims for each firearm, noting the Walther PPS M2 might be the most accurate overall.

This video provides a review of the Springfield Armory EMP (Enhanced Micro Pistol), a 9mm variant of the iconic 1911 platform designed for concealed carry. The reviewer explores whether the 1911 design is outdated for subcompact applications, highlighting the EMP's efforts to retain the handling characteristics of a full-size 1911 in a smaller package. The video includes a range test with approximately 500 rounds fired without issues and tests multiple Inside-the-Waistband (IWB) concealed carry holsters. It also mentions specific accessories like the Streamlight TLR6 and Crimson Trace Laser Grips for the EMP.

This video features Rob Leatham discussing the Springfield Armory EMP pistol, specifically highlighting its availability in a black finish. The description suggests a review or overview of the firearm's features and possibly its performance.

The Springfield EMP 4 Lightweight Champion in 9mm offers a unique 1911-style experience engineered specifically for the 9mm cartridge, resulting in a slimmer grip. It features a 4-inch match-grade bull barrel, aluminum alloy frame, and a crisp single-action trigger. While accurate, the reviewer noted it shot high and suggested sight adjustments for personal carry. Reliability was excellent across various ammunition types.

The Springfield EMP 9mm offers a dedicated 9mm 1911 experience with a compact size suitable for concealed carry. It boasts excellent reliability, even with defensive ammunition, and high-quality construction. While it features a 1911-style thumb safety, its overall performance and build make it a strong contender for those seeking a premium carry pistol.

Hickok45 shares updates from his reloading room, showcasing a Colt Single Action Army from his first video and a newly acquired Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk 1. He discusses upcoming firearm reviews, including the S&W SW22 Victory and a Ruger No. 1 in .375 H&H Magnum. The video also touches on traditional archery, reloading practices, and the critical importance of firearms safety and responsible gun ownership.

The Springfield EMP 4" Champion Lightweight is a 9mm 1911 pistol offering a 10+1 capacity and a 4-inch match-grade barrel. Despite its lightweight aluminum frame, it exhibits minimal recoil and an exceptional trigger, impressing even those not typically favoring 1911 designs. While its street price exceeds $1,000 and it uses proprietary magazines, its performance and included accessories make it a high-performance carry option.

The Springfield Armory EMP is a compact 1911-style pistol specifically designed for the 9mm cartridge, optimizing grip size and magazine capacity. Key features include a bushingless barrel, tritium night sights, ambidextrous safety, and an Integrated Locking System (ILS) for added security. The review highlights its ease of disassembly and the quality of Mec-Gar magazines.