Videos tagged with Thin Pistol

This video reviews the Kel-Tec PR57, a 5.7mm pistol notable for its thin profile and competitive pricing. The reviewer highlights its ability to accept clips and discusses its reception, questioning whether it's a good or bad firearm. The description also promotes several sponsors, including Gunprime, Gideon Optics, and HSL Ammo, encouraging viewers to use a discount code.

The Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 Carry Comp is a highly concealable .380 ACP pistol, praised for its thinness, light weight, and high capacity. While it offers excellent ergonomics and a good trigger for its class, potential buyers should be aware of a tendency for the slide release to be inadvertently engaged and a slight leftward shot deviation requiring sight adjustment.

The CZ P-10 M is a sub-$300 single-stack 9mm micro-compact pistol offering an affordable concealed carry option. While it boasts manageable recoil and decent ergonomics for its size, its 7+1 capacity and lack of an external slide stop are significant drawbacks for many users. The trigger has a clean take-up but noticeable creep, and build tolerances are loose, similar to a Glock, which may affect perceived quality despite potential reliability benefits.

This YouTube video focuses on a highly concealable firearm, claiming it to be the "Thinnest .380 In The World." Based on the title, the content likely revolves around a review or showcase of this specific handgun, highlighting its compact dimensions and suitability for discreet carry. The description suggests a focus on the practical aspects of this .380 caliber pistol, likely targeting individuals interested in concealed carry options, personal defense, and everyday carry (EDC) firearms.

The Kahr CW9 is presented as a practical and affordable option for concealed carry, offering a balance between subcompact and compact sizes. Its thin profile, lightweight design, and smooth double-action trigger are highlighted as key benefits for EDC. The review also touches on its reliable range performance, manageable recoil, and ease of disassembly, while addressing common concerns about ammo compatibility.

The Walther PPS 9mm is a highly accurate and reliable single-stack pistol ideal for concealed carry. Its slim profile (0.91 inches wide) and manageable recoil, aided by its 21.6 oz weight, make it a strong contender against models like the Glock 43. The pistol features a crisp trigger, a unique paddle magazine release, and a durable Tenifer finish, offering excellent ergonomics and safety features for its class.

The Glock 30S combines a Glock 30 frame with a Glock 36 style slide for a slimmer profile in a double-stack .45 ACP pistol. It features 10-round magazines with a pinky extension, night sights, and beveled slide edges for improved concealed carry. Recoil is noted as manageable, and it accepts standard Glock 30 and 21 magazines.

The Kel Tec PF9 is a budget-friendly, extremely concealable 9mm pistol ideal for deep concealment and self-defense. Introduced in 2006, it was the lightest and flattest 9mm available, weighing just 12.7 oz unloaded with a 3.1-inch barrel. Its DAO trigger is smooth but long, and while recoil is 'snappy' due to its thin profile, it offers reliable performance for its intended purpose.

This video features Frank Harris of Kahr Arms introducing the new CM9 pistol from their CM line. He highlights its design for concealed carry, emphasizing its extremely light weight, thin profile, and low visibility. The description also provides links for more information on the CM9 and coverage from the 2011 NRA Annual Meetings.

The Kel-Tec P32, designed by George Kellgren, is a lightweight and exceptionally thin semi-auto pistol chambered in .32 ACP, ideal for deep concealment. Despite the caliber's lower power, its compact size and 7+1 capacity make it a practical choice for everyday carry when larger firearms are impractical. The pistol features a double-action-only trigger and no external safeties, relying on a half-cock hammer and military-spec drop test compliance for safety.