Videos tagged with Trigger Action

This video compares the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 1.0 and 2.0, focusing on their performance at 40 feet. The reviewer notes the 1.0's double-action-only trigger and smaller profile, while the 2.0 features a striker-fired mechanism, improved grip, and better sights. Both pistols experienced some feeding issues with bargain-brand ammunition but performed well with Winchester White Box.

This video provides an expert review of older Canik pistol models, specifically the TP9 SFx, METE PRO, and TP9 Elite Subcompact. TheFirearmGuy, an experienced shooter, highlights their continued performance and reliability, noting features like the trigger action and 'range ready' out-of-the-box readiness. The review emphasizes the value and enduring quality of these Canik firearms.

This review from SPN Firearms highlights the Taurus TH40C as a budget-friendly, solid option for concealed carry, especially for its price point. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, compares it to other subcompacts like the Glock 27 and HK P2000SK, focusing on ergonomics, capacity, and practical carry considerations. The video emphasizes the TH40C's value, DA/SA trigger, and compatibility with quality Mec-Gar magazines, while also touching on ammunition choices and holster options.

This review of the Jacob Gray Nox 9 pistol from SHOT Show 2026 highlights its striking aesthetics, featuring a black finish with copper/bronze accents. The firearm is constructed from 'Armored Billet' and is shown to be optic-compatible with a Holosun footprint. The reviewer, identified as a Firearms Reviewer, demonstrates safe handling and trigger reset, noting the pistol's 'beautiful' appearance and smooth action.

This video provides an expert review of the often-overlooked Kimber Rampart pistol. TheFirearmGuy highlights its effective bushing compensator, high-visibility fiber optic sights, and quality trigger action, demonstrating its manageable recoil and soft shooting characteristics in .45 ACP during range performance. The review emphasizes that the Rampart deserves more attention in the current market.

This video provides an expert review of the Beretta PX4 Storm Subcompact 9mm, highlighting its durable, tank-like construction and often-overlooked status in the subcompact market. The speaker, with experienced authority, details its DA/SA trigger system, 13+1 capacity, and ergonomics, comparing it to competitors like the Glock 27 and HK P2000SK. Despite being discontinued, the PX4 Storm Subcompact is presented as an excellent value on the used market, offering good shootability and aftermarket support from specialists like Langdon Tactical.

This comparison between the Colt Viper and Colt Python focuses on their suitability for different users. Both revolvers are chambered in .357 Magnum and hold six rounds. The Viper is highlighted for its concealability and lighter weight, making it ideal for concealed carry and home defense. The Python, being beefier and heavier, is recommended for shooting heavy loads or hunting. Both feature excellent, smooth triggers and solid lockup, with the Python offering more barrel length options and an adjustable rear sight.

This guide, informed by Alyssa Seymour's expert analysis, breaks down the fundamental differences between hammer-fired and striker-fired pistols. It covers their internal mechanics, trigger characteristics, complexity, size, weight, reliability, and safety features. The information is crucial for understanding pistol operation and making informed choices for various applications, from concealed carry to competition.

This video provides a side-by-side comparison of three popular micro-compact .380 ACP pistols: the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard, Sig Sauer P238, and Ruger LCP Max. The reviewer assesses their function, accuracy at 25 yards and closer self-defense distances, and discusses trigger types, capacities, sights, and price points. The Sig Sauer P238 is highlighted for its single-action trigger and sights, while the Ruger LCP Max offers higher capacity. The Smith & Wesson Bodyguard is noted for its double-action-only trigger and affordability.

This YouTube Short focuses on a comparison between striker-fired and hammer-fired handguns. The title directly poses the question of "Striker vs Hammer Gun?", indicating a comparative analysis of these two fundamental firearm operating mechanisms. The short format suggests a concise overview or highlight of key differences, advantages, and disadvantages of each type.

This video contrasts striker-fired and hammer-fired handgun mechanisms, explaining their operational differences and implications for concealed carry and malfunction handling. It highlights how striker-fired systems use a spring-loaded striker, while hammer-fired systems utilize internal or external hammers. The presenter notes that striker-fired guns are often preferred for concealed carry due to their snag-free profile, while hammer-fired guns offer the option of a second-strike capability for potential malfunctions.

This video offers a direct comparison between a classic Smith & Wesson 629 and its modern Performance Center variant. The expert instructor highlights key differences in grips, barrel profiles, sights, and trigger action, demonstrating the mechanical nuances of each model. Viewers gain insight into the evolution of this iconic .44 Magnum revolver.