Videos tagged with US Military Handgun

This video discusses whether the U.S. Military should replace the SIG M17 (a variant of the P320) with a different handgun. The host and viewer comments explore various alternatives, including different calibers (10mm, .40 S&W), platforms (hammer-fired), and specific models like the Beretta APX A1, Beretta PX4, Glock 20, and FN 57. While the M17 is considered a decent, lightweight, and inexpensive option, the discussion highlights potential improvements in firepower and caliber diversity.

The Yankee Marshal assesses the US Military's adoption of the SIG Sauer P320 M17/M18, arguing it's a capable and cost-effective choice despite some criticisms. He refutes claims of unreliability and unsafety, attributing incidents to user error rather than the firearm itself. His primary critique is the inclusion of a manual safety, which he believes is unnecessary and potentially detrimental in high-stress situations for trained military personnel.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Beretta M9A3 pistol. The presenter, Hegshot, details the firearm's history, design changes from the original M9, and its features, including a threaded barrel, FDE finish, and Vertec-style grips. He discusses its double-action/single-action trigger mechanism, trigger pull weights, and ergonomics, concluding that it's a fun and accurate handgun for range use, despite its dated design compared to modern striker-fired options. The review also includes shooting footage and opinions from Mrs. Hegshot.

This video details the history and evolution of the Colt M1911 family of pistols, from its origins in the early 1900s to its modern iterations. It covers the technical specifications, design changes between the M1911 and M1911A1, and comparisons with later military handguns like the Browning Hi-Power and Walther P38. The presenter also demonstrates the disassembly and reassembly process of the M1911.