Videos tagged with US Military Service Pistol

This video compares the US M9 service pistol to earlier European Beretta Model 92 designs. It highlights key differences such as the American-standard magazine release location, the hammer drop safety's appearance and accessibility, the grip shape, and the magazine release mechanism (heel vs. button). The video notes the M9's lineage from the P38's operating system.

This video provides an expert-level historical overview of US service pistols, contrasting the iconic 1911 with the later M9. It details the evolution of gear, from vintage web belts and leather holsters to modern Bianchi-style options, highlighting significant changes in military sidearm technology and equipment over several decades. The presentation emphasizes the historical context and practical application of these firearms.

This review covers the Beretta 92FS, a full-size 9mm pistol with a rich history, including its service with the US military. The presenter highlights its ambidextrous decocker, double-stack magazine capacity (estimated at 15-17 rounds), and overall reliability. While acknowledging its iconic status, the reviewer also notes the lack of modern features like a threaded barrel. The video includes shooting demonstrations and a personal journey towards improving pistol shooting skills.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Sig P320-M17, a commercial variant of the US military's service pistol. The instructor clarifies misconceptions about the XM17 program, particularly regarding modularity, and details the M17's features, including its ambidextrous controls, live cartridge indicator, and modular chassis system. The review covers disassembly, reassembly, and initial range testing, offering insights into its performance and the ongoing discussions surrounding its adoption.