Videos tagged with Value-Priced Firearm

This review of the Canik TP9SFX, presented by a competition shooter, highlights its value proposition for competitive and defensive use. While acknowledging its budget-friendly price point and quality construction, the review details several out-of-the-box issues including an over-sprung recoil system causing ejection failures, a high bore axis contributing to muzzle flip, and accuracy that is adequate for practical shooting but not precision. Positives include an excellent trigger, good ergonomics, and a well-made case. The reviewer suggests modifications or training can overcome most drawbacks, making it a competitive option.

This video provides a first look at the Ruger Security-9 pistol. It highlights the pistol as a hammer-fired, midsize option with a full-sized slide and 15-round magazines. The review notes its value price point, comfortable ergonomics including a beaver tail and grip undercut for better recoil management, and familiar sight picture.

This video reviews the Kahr CT40 and CT45 pistols, highlighting their value-priced nature and suitability for concealed carry. The firearms are noted for their thin profile, comparable magazine capacity to a 1911, and a smooth, repeatable double-action trigger pull designed for safety in carry firearms. The CT40 has a thickness under 1 inch, while the CT45 is slightly over.