Videos tagged with VP70Z

This video reviews the Heckler & Koch VP70Z, labeling it as one of the worst modern handguns owned due to its poor sights, trigger, and ergonomics. Despite these drawbacks, the reviewer finds the pistol to be 'cool' and 'fun to shoot,' attributing this to its origin as a select-fire SMG design that was modified for the US civilian market. The VP70Z is no longer in production or sold.

This video focuses on the Heckler & Koch VP70Z, a 9mm pistol. The title, "German Space Blaster," suggests a potentially enthusiastic or stylized presentation of the firearm, hinting at its design or capabilities. The description confirms the specific model and caliber, providing the core information for analysis.

This video features the shooting of a Heckler & Koch VP70 pistol, specifically the VP70Z variant, chambered in 9mm. The title and description highlight the unique 'space blaster' aesthetic of the firearm. The video emphasizes compliance with YouTube's firearm content guidelines, stating it was filmed safely at a private gun range with a semi-automatic, unmodified weapon holding 10 rounds. The provided hashtags in the description also offer clues to the video's focus.

Jonathan Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries, details the H&K VP70, the first production polymer-framed pistol. He covers its history, design innovations like the 'shadow' front sight, and the unique burst-fire capability via its detachable holster-stock, noting its pop culture fame outweighs its real-world adoption.

This YouTube video, "American Rifleman TV Preview: 200 Years of Remington, Part 2," delves into the extensive history of Remington as the company celebrates its bicentennial. The episode features a "Rifleman Review" of the Taurus Judge revolver, chambered in .410 Bore and .45 Colt, and an "I Have This Old Gun" segment highlighting the Heckler & Koch VP70z Pistol. The content focuses on historical firearms and specific model reviews, making it relevant for firearm enthusiasts.