Great Handguns I Never Use Anymore

Published on April 15, 2024
Duration: 13:34

This video explores a collection of handguns that the firearms instructor, SPN Firearms, no longer frequently uses, despite their quality or personal history. Reasons range from impracticality for daily carry (Glock 45), aesthetic preservation (custom Glock 26), lack of perceived necessity (Taurus TX-22), to personal physical limitations (380 ACP for wrist surgery recovery). The instructor emphasizes a practical approach to firearm ownership, focusing on training with carry rotations and understanding the purpose of each firearm in a collection.

Quick Summary

SPN Firearms discusses handguns he rarely uses, citing reasons like impracticality for concealed carry (Glock 45), being too aesthetically pleasing to shoot (custom Glock 26), or personal reliability issues (Beretta Pico). He emphasizes training with his primary carry rotation and highlights the Taurus TX-22 as an excellent .22LR pistol and .380 ACPs for those with hand pain.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Handguns I Never Use
  2. 00:23Beretta Pico Issues
  3. 00:49Why I Don't Use Certain Handguns
  4. 01:00Glock 45 - Too Big for Carry
  5. 01:38Custom Glock 26 - Too Nice to Shoot
  6. 01:49Taurus TX-22 - Best .22LR Pistol
  7. 02:30Old Carry Glock 26 (Gen 3)
  8. 02:54Optics: Sig vs. Holosun
  9. 03:03Glock 26 (Gen 3) - Fun Range Shooter
  10. 03:36Ruger LC9s - Affordable Pocket Carry
  11. 03:52Competition Glock 26 Build
  12. 04:28Glock 26 Gen 5 MOS
  13. 04:50Smith & Wesson SD9 2.0 - Mixed Reviews
  14. 05:40Glock 26 Barracuda Build
  15. 06:44.380 ACP for Wrist Surgery Recovery
  16. 07:30Glock 27 Build
  17. 08:11Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does SPN Firearms not use some of his handguns?

SPN Firearms explains that he doesn't use certain handguns due to them being too large for practical concealed carry (like the Glock 45), being too aesthetically pleasing to risk shooting (custom Glock 26), or having personal reliability issues (Beretta Pico). He also prioritizes training with his primary carry rotation.

What is SPN Firearms' opinion on the Taurus TX-22?

SPN Firearms considers the Taurus TX-22 to be the best and most reasonably priced .22LR pistol on the market, significantly outperforming competitors like the SIG P322. He notes that while .22LR pistols can be finicky, his TX-22 has been reliable with proper maintenance.

What are SPN Firearms' preferred optics for handguns?

SPN Firearms expresses a strong preference for Sig Sauer optics, citing their superior durability and reliability compared to brands like Holosun. He has had no issues with over 30 Sig optics, even when considering manufacturing origins.

What handgun does SPN Firearms recommend for individuals with hand pain or arthritis?

Following wrist surgery, SPN Firearms found a .380 ACP handgun to be a savior due to its low recoil, making it manageable without aggravating his condition. He recommends .380 ACPs for tradespeople or anyone experiencing hand pain or arthritis, emphasizing convenience.

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