Videos tagged with Traditional Double Action

This video demonstrates how the type of firearm used in a training scenario can significantly impact the effectiveness of certain defensive tactics, specifically focusing on trigger manipulation and potential disarmament. Instructor Mike highlights that traditional double-action firearms with external hammers are more susceptible to interruption than striker-fired pistols without hammers, suggesting that some training methods might be misleading.

This expert review of the SIG Sauer P229 Legion, presented by Joe Kurtenbach of American Rifleman, details its historical significance, design evolution, and premium Legion Series upgrades. The P229's development in the 1990s for law enforcement, its robust construction for higher-pressure calibers, and its transition to US manufacturing are highlighted. The review emphasizes the functional benefits of Legion-specific enhancements like the Grayguns trigger, X-Ray sights, and improved ergonomics, making it a compelling option for discerning firearm owners.

This video provides an overview of the Beretta PX4 Compact Carry pistol, specifically highlighting modifications made for the concealed carry market. Ernie Langdon discusses improvements such as a gray Cerakote slide, AmeriGlo high-visibility sights, low-profile safety levers, and Talon grips for enhanced handling. The pistol retains its traditional double-action hammer-fired mechanism, appealing to users comfortable with this system.