Videos tagged with Star Pistol

The Star Model S is a compact .380 ACP pistol originally developed in 1935 for military use, serving the Spanish Air Force. Despite its WWII-era origins, it features a locked-breech, tilting barrel design similar to the 1911. Early models included a unique magazine-loaded indicator, and variations like the SS and SI offered different calibers or magazine safeties.

This YouTube video reviews the Star BM9 pistol, described as a "Budget Series" firearm. The reviewer compares it to a mini Hi-Power due to its steel frame and control placement, noting its affordability as a Spanish military surplus pistol. The video invites viewer feedback and includes links to various playlists covering handgun reviews, long gun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests, along with social media links.

The Star Model 1914, a .32 ACP pistol acquired by the French military during WWI, proved surprisingly effective in a backup gun match. Despite its age and simple blowback design, it demonstrated good accuracy with its non-adjustable sights and offered negligible recoil. The pistol's open-top slide design prevented hammer bite, contributing to a reliable and pleasant shooting experience.

This video features Mark Keefe from American Rifleman examining the Star Firestar pistol. He highlights its ergonomic design and suitability for concealed carry, noting that it was innovative for its time. The review focuses on the pistol's historical context and intended purpose.

This video features a review of the STAR BM9 surplus pistol by the Justin Opinion Channel. The content emphasizes the legal, safe, and responsible use of firearms, with shooting conducted by a professional instructor in a controlled range environment. The video is presented for informational and entertainment purposes, with full disclosure of any product loaners or affiliate links used for support. Several brands of grips and holsters are mentioned with discount codes and affiliate links.

The Star Model A Carbine, based on John Browning's tilting barrel action, was developed from the Model 1920 and adopted by the Guardia Civil. Re-chambered to 7.63mm Mauser to capitalize on Chinese market demand for stocked pistols during arms embargoes, it functioned as a light carbine. This review highlights its 6.5-inch barrel, tangent rear sight, and available 8, 16, and rare 32-round magazines, noting its exemption from NFA restrictions in the US when equipped with its holster-stock.

This video provides a review of the Star Super B pistol, highlighting its availability on the surplus market. The description emphasizes the interesting history of the Star Super B and notes that the 'B' models are chambered in the common 9x19 caliber. This suggests the video will cover the firearm's historical context, its current market status, and its chambering.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of a Spanish Star Model B Pistol acquired through a C&R license from Century International Arms. The presenter, B.C. from Deuce and Guns, notes that the pistol is a 1911-style firearm chambered in 9mm Luger. The description also links to a follow-up range review video where issues with the pistol were discussed. The channel aims for weekly to bi-weekly video uploads.