Videos tagged with US Law Enforcement

This video explores ten lesser-known facts about the Glock 17 pistol. It highlights Gaston Glock's background as a chemical engineer, his innovative use of polymer and ferric nitrocarburizing, and the rigorous testing that led to the Glock 17 becoming Austria's new military handgun. The video also touches on its widespread adoption by law enforcement and military forces globally.

This guide details how to identify Canadian-made Colt M4 carbines, often manufactured by Diemaco (Colt Canada), which are appearing on the civilian surplus market. The video, presented by an expert with high authority in small arms history, highlights key visual and internal differences from US-made Colts, including specific markings, forge stamps, barrel specifications, receiver finishes, and gas key staking. These rifles are distinct and sought after by collectors due to their unique heritage and manufacturing variations.

This video introduces the new Walther PDP line of pistols, highlighting their 'Performance Duty Pistol' designation. Cody Osborne from Walther emphasizes the PDP's optics-ready design, improved ergonomics for faster red dot acquisition, and its suitability for law enforcement and civilian use. The discussion covers the pistol's series nature, available frame sizes, slide lengths, and the brand's commitment to quality and ergonomics derived from Olympic shooting heritage.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the Glock 17, detailing its history, design innovations, and widespread adoption. It highlights Gaston Glock's background and the revolutionary use of polymer in firearm manufacturing. The content emphasizes the pistol's reliability and performance, as validated by rigorous military trials and its status as a standard sidearm for numerous law enforcement agencies and militaries worldwide.

This video features Katie Pavlich discussing a 1995 video of Eric Holder advocating for 'brainwashing' Americans against guns and linking it to Operation Fast and Furious. Pavlich argues that Holder's focus on guns rather than criminals, the timing of his statements post-Republican gains, and the use of the public school system for anti-gun sentiment are alarming. She critiques Operation Fast and Furious as a potential modern-day version of this 'brainwashing' tactic, questioning its effectiveness and motivations, especially in light of how suspects were handled and guns were allowed to cross the border. The discussion highlights concerns about government accountability and the integrity of law enforcement operations.