Videos tagged with US-Made Pistol

This review of the HK CC9, presented by James Reeves and featuring Bill Dermody of HK USA, details the pistol's development, features, and market positioning. The CC9 is highlighted as HK's first US-designed and built pistol for the civilian EDC market, emphasizing rigorous testing and typical HK reliability. Key features include ambidextrous controls, optics readiness, and competitive dimensions and capacity, though it enters a crowded market.

This video provides a first look at the new Rock Island Armory RIA 5.0 pistol, a departure from their traditional 1911 offerings. The presenter highlights its proprietary Square Bolt Barrel and RVS Ram Valve System, a crisp 4.5-pound hammer-fired trigger, and a low bore axis design. It's noted as a flat-shooting, pointable pistol, with a special edition model featuring a C-More RTS optic.

This review covers the PMG Stryk-A pistol, a US-made variant of the Arsenal Strike One. The presenter highlights its unique barrel locking system, low bore axis, and improved ergonomics. While acknowledging its size, the review notes a smaller version is forthcoming. The pistol is praised for its reliability after approximately 3000 rounds and its competitive potential at a targeted retail price of $800.