Tom Gresham's Gun Talk: 2.5.17 - Part B

Published on February 6, 2017
Duration: 44:24

This episode of Gun Talk features an in-depth discussion about the Hudson H9 pistol, a new firearm designed to combine the reliability of striker-fired systems with the trigger characteristics of a 1911. The hosts and guests explore its unique design, including the forward recoil spring placement and its impact on handling. They also touch upon the importance of proper carry gear, the political landscape affecting gun rights, and personal range experiences.

Quick Summary

The Hudson H9 pistol is a new firearm designed to blend the reliability of striker-fired systems with the desirable trigger characteristics of a 1911. It features a forward recoil spring for a lower bore axis, a 15-round capacity, and an all-steel construction with an MSRP of $1147, aiming for improved shootability and handling.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Crimson Trace Ad
  2. 00:24Gun Talk Intro & Call for Listeners
  3. 01:17Everyday Carry (EDC) Discussion
  4. 01:53Hearing Protection Act & Political Update
  5. 02:38Introducing Hudson Manufacturing & the H9 Pistol
  6. 03:36Design Philosophy: Striker-Fired Reliability + 1911 Trigger
  7. 05:12Comparing H9 to 1911s: Steel Frame & Cost
  8. 05:54Handling and Aesthetics of the H9
  9. 06:16Recoil Spring Design & Bore Axis Explanation
  10. 07:42Shooting Impressions and Trigger Quality
  11. 08:11Trigger Creep and Customization Potential
  12. 09:08Origins of Hudson Manufacturing
  13. 10:03Design Process & Engineering Approach
  14. 11:05H9 Specifications: Magazine Capacity & Production Plans
  15. 11:50H9 Availability & Shipping Timeline
  16. 12:42Hudson H9 Website & Final Thoughts
  17. 13:07Ruger American Pistol Ad
  18. 13:39Gun Dealio App Promotion
  19. 14:34WhereToShoot.org Promotion
  20. 15:14Back from Break & Listener Call-ins
  21. 15:44Supreme Court Nomination: Judge Gorsuch
  22. 17:30Senate Rules & Nuclear Option Explained
  23. 18:33Future Supreme Court Vacancies & Gun Rights Impact
  24. 20:37Bob from Tulsa: Holster Suggestions for H9
  25. 21:41Bob's Wife: Blindness and First Firearm Purchase
  26. 23:23Bob's Wife's Firearm Journey
  27. 26:02Training a Blind Shooter: Laser Sight Use
  28. 27:09Blind Shooter's Accuracy with Live Fire
  29. 27:33Clarifying Blindness Levels
  30. 28:00Self-Defense Scenario for a Blind Person
  31. 28:53Break & Upcoming Calls
  32. 29:07Crimson Trace Laser Training Ad
  33. 29:39Concealed Carry Training DVD Promotion
  34. 30:06Life and Death Training DVDs
  35. 30:37Springfield Armory Double Stack Pistols Ad
  36. 31:19Will from Spokane: Washington State Gun Legislation
  37. 32:00Washington State Assault Weapon Ban & Licensing Bills
  38. 34:28Actionable Steps: Contacting Washington Governor's Office
  39. 36:47Nick from North Dakota: EDC Challenges & Solutions
  40. 38:07Importance of Belts and Holsters for EDC
  41. 39:34Washington State Governor's Office Contact Info
  42. 40:36Bruce from Minnesota: New Revolver Range Report
  43. 41:56DP from Tulsa: DVD Purchase Inquiry
  44. 43:17First Person Defender Series Explanation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hudson H9 pistol?

The Hudson H9 is a new pistol designed to combine the reliability of striker-fired firearms with the trigger characteristics of a 1911. It features a straight-back trigger pull, a short tactile reset, and a unique recoil spring system located forward of the trigger guard to lower the bore axis.

What are the key design features of the Hudson H9?

Key features include a striker-fired system with a 1911-style trigger, a forward-mounted recoil spring for a lower bore axis, a 15-round magazine capacity, and an all-steel construction with an MSRP of $1147. The design aims for improved shootability and handling.

When will the Hudson H9 pistol be available?

Hudson Manufacturing is projecting shipping for the H9 pistol to begin in the second quarter, with a target of April. They emphasize transparency regarding any potential delays due to quality control.

What are the current legislative concerns regarding firearms in Washington state?

In Washington state, proposed legislation includes bans on 'assault weapons,' licensing requirements for owners of modern sporting rifles, and registration of magazines over 10 rounds. These bills carry felony penalties for non-compliance.

Can a blind person legally purchase and shoot a firearm?

Yes, a blind individual can legally purchase and shoot a firearm. A story shared on Gun Talk detailed a blind woman successfully buying a handgun at a gun show and receiving training, demonstrating that visual impairment does not preclude responsible ownership and proficiency.

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