Videos tagged with Walther pistol

This expert-level guide from John G. Johnson details the critical technique of maintaining a level pistol for accurate shooting. It emphasizes focusing on the sight system, understanding how pistol leveling affects shot placement, and managing recoil for consistent front sight return. The instruction highlights using body mechanics to drive the pistol vertically, minimizing lateral movement.

This video showcases a wide variety of firearms available at Exile Armory, including shotguns, pistols, and rifles. The presenter highlights specific models, calibers, and prices, offering a quick overview of new inventory. While not instructional, it serves as a product showcase for potential buyers interested in different firearm types and brands.

This video provides expert advice on maximizing indoor range training sessions, emphasizing efficiency and focused drills. The instructor, Joel Park, advocates for pre-loading magazines, focusing on fundamental shooting techniques like 'doubles' at various distances for both pistol and carbine, and using targets with small aiming points. He highlights the importance of validating dry-fire practice with live-fire exercises and managing firearm heat, especially with suppressors.

This video showcases factory errors found on Walther firearms. The presenter encourages viewers to share their own experiences with Walther factory errors in the comments. The description also promotes a Patreon page and a podcast titled 'Flak & Fubar', along with an Instagram account for Legacy Collectibles.

This review of the Walther WMP 22 Magnum highlights its potential as a range toy, noting that while it comes closer than other semi-automatic .22 Magnum pistols to reliable function, it is not perfect. The reviewer found magazine loading to be exceptionally easy due to the follower helpers. However, reliability varied significantly with different ammunition types, with CCI Maxi Mag and Arms Core performing well, while Winchester and Hornady presented feeding issues. The pistol features ambidextrous controls and a comfortable ergonomic design, but its accuracy potential was deemed average for initial tests.

This YouTube Short showcases a rare Walther Model 6 Pistol from the creator's vault. The video focuses on presenting this unique firearm, highlighting its rarity and likely historical significance. While no specific details about its performance or features are provided in the title or description, the "From The Vault" aspect suggests a focus on collectible or hard-to-find firearms.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases sales brochures for the WW2 Walther pistol. While not demonstrating the actual firearm, it focuses on historical documentation and marketing materials related to this iconic World War II era pistol, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of historical firearms.

This video showcases an "epic" collection of 8 Nazi SA Stormtrooper Walther pistol rigs. The host delves into the historical context of the SA (Sturmabteilung), also known as the "Brown Shirts," and connects it to Hitler's rise to power. The description also includes links to other content from the creator, including a video on packing materials and their Patreon page for early access and monthly raffles, as well as their "Flak & Fubar" podcast.

This video explores the role and insignia of the WW2 German Border Security and Customs (RFV) organization. It features an authentic RFV badge and showcases Walther pistols that bear RFV markings. The content delves into the historical context of the RFV's function within the Nazi government.

This video announces the creators' attendance at the Show of Shows (SOS) 2020 event in Louisville, Kentucky. They will have two tables near the front entrance, displaying the banner "Legacy Collectibles". Viewers are encouraged to visit and say hello. The creators plan to showcase interesting items and document their trip, providing a glimpse into what will be on display at the event. Links to playlists for "cool guns that walked into the office" and "Walther Pistol Variations" are also included.

This "Walk-in Wednesday" episode focuses on a rare presentation Walther PP pistol owned by Gottlob Berger, a prominent figure in the Waffen SS. The host, Tom, showcases a fourth known example of this variation, correcting and updating information from a previous video. He provides supporting documentation regarding Berger's post-war sentence and his favorable treatment by the US government. The video also links to related content on Walther PP/PPK magazine variations, other "walk-in" firearms, and a playlist of Walther pistol variations.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 showcases Walther's unveiling of their new Q4 Steel Frame pistol. The description highlights the manufacturer and the event, suggesting an initial look at the firearm at the trade show. The video likely provides an overview of the Q4 Steel Frame, potentially covering its features, design, and initial impressions from the show floor.