Videos tagged with Taurus TCP

This video reviews the KelTec P-32 as a budget-friendly deep concealment handgun, purchased for $144.20. The instructor highlights its thinness, lightness, and compact size, comparing it to several other popular micro-compact firearms. While acknowledging its limitations as a last-resort gun, the P-32 is presented as a reliable option for specific EDC needs when discretion is paramount.

This expert guide, drawing from extensive personal experience with over 350 firearms, debunks the myth that only expensive guns are reliable. It highlights the importance of individual firearm testing and preventative maintenance, regardless of brand or price. The guide identifies specific unreliable models like the AMT Backup, Taurus TX22, and NAA Guardian, while recommending reliable and affordable alternatives such as the Beretta Tomcat 30X and Ruger LCP MAX.

Exile Armory LLC in Weaver, AL, showcases a diverse inventory on New Year's Eve, featuring popular handguns like the Canik Rival Dark Side and TTI Combat, alongside rifles from Daniel Defense and Ruger. The shop also stocks various suppressors, Q SBRs, revolvers, tactical firearms including the new Glock 19 Gen 6, and a selection of rimfire and used firearms. The video highlights specific models and prices, offering a snapshot of current retail offerings.

This video demonstrates the basic operation of the Taurus TCP (738) pistol, including loading the magazine with PMC Bronze .380 ACP ammunition and chambering a round. The demonstrator, an experienced shooter, showcases safe handling and firing techniques at an outdoor range. Slow-motion footage highlights the pistol's recoil and cycling action.

This video highlights the process of acquiring a firearm, focusing on the customer's extreme caution during pickup and transport. It touches on the Taurus TCP pistol and emphasizes safe handling practices, even when the owner is not actively using the firearm. The interaction showcases a humorous yet informative approach to gun ownership responsibilities.

This initial review focuses on the Taurus TCP 380 ACP, a compact pistol presented as a potential Concealed Carry (CCW) option costing around $200. The reviewer admits to not being a fan of "super-compact" pistols and notes their own difficulty in shooting it accurately, suggesting that more practice is needed for it to become a "decent pistol." The description also includes affiliate links for camera gear, optics, hunting equipment, and merchandise, as well as social media links.

This YouTube video conducts a cold test of various firearm lubricants, including CLP, Froglube, and FireCLEAN, to address common concerns about their performance in cold temperatures. The creator focuses on a Taurus TCP treated with Froglube, meticulously detailing the preparation process. The test aims to observe if the striker functions and if the firearm can feed ammunition after being thoroughly chilled. While acknowledging the test's non-scientific nature, the creator offers personal insights, suggesting Froglube may perform as advertised down to 0 degrees Fahrenheit if applied correctly, and noting that FireCLEAN behaved differently than canola oil when frozen.

This comparison evaluates four micro .380 ACP pistols for concealed carry: Kel-Tec P3AT, Ruger LCP, Taurus TCP, and I.O. Inc Hellcat. The Hellcat excels in trigger quality and accuracy, while the Taurus TCP offers the most comfortable grip and a last-round hold-open. Physical dimensions, weight, ergonomics, and price points are analyzed to help viewers choose the best deep concealment option.

This YouTube video provides a direct size comparison between the Taurus TCP and the SIG P290 pistols. The creator, having access to both firearms, was happy to fulfill a request from another YouTuber to visually demonstrate their relative dimensions. The video likely focuses on how the two pistols stack up against each other in terms of overall size, which is a key factor for concealed carry and personal defense.

The Taurus TCP (PT 738) is a micro-compact .380 ACP pistol ideal for deep concealment and everyday carry, weighing just 10.2 ounces with a 2.84-inch barrel. It features a double-action-only trigger, which the reviewer finds superior to competitors like the Ruger LCP. The pistol demonstrates high reliability and accuracy with various ammunition types and comes with a discreet Bulldog magnetic pouch for carry.