2021 Gun Reviews: SCCY CPX2 Gun

Published on September 15, 2017
Duration: 3:34

This review of the SCCY CPX-2 by Kevin Michalowski of Concealed Carry Magazine focuses on extreme durability testing. The firearm undergoes a rigorous 'torture test' involving being thrown multiple times, simulating harsh conditions. Despite significant physical damage, including a chunk of metal ripped from the frame and issues with dirt ingress affecting the trigger mechanism, the CPX-2 demonstrates a surprising resilience, with the sights remaining intact and the reviewer ultimately failing to 'kill' the gun.

Quick Summary

The SCCY CPX-2 underwent an extreme 'torture test' involving being thrown multiple times. Despite sustaining physical damage, including a chunk of metal ripped from the frame and trigger mechanism issues from dirt, the firearm's sights remained intact, and the reviewer concluded they could not 'kill' the gun, showcasing its surprising resilience.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and SCCY CPX-2 review
  2. 00:11Abuse test: throwing the gun
  3. 00:45Physical damage assessment after throwing
  4. 01:11Continued abuse and functionality check
  5. 01:24Post-abuse clearing and slide issue
  6. 01:31Magazine cleared and reloaded
  7. 01:49Reloaded magazine and firing attempt
  8. 02:10Trigger engagement failure and recovery
  9. 02:54Continued malfunction and physical damage
  10. 03:10Sights intact and final assessment
  11. 03:18Conclusion and call to action

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the SCCY CPX-2 perform in an extreme durability test?

During an extreme 'torture test', the SCCY CPX-2 was thrown multiple times. While it sustained physical damage, including a chunk of metal ripped from the frame and trigger mechanism issues due to dirt, the reviewer ultimately failed to 'kill' the gun, with sights remaining intact.

What kind of malfunctions did the SCCY CPX-2 experience after being thrown?

After being thrown, the SCCY CPX-2 experienced a slide spring issue preventing the slide from moving forward and problems with the trigger return spring. Dirt and grit ingress were identified as the cause of these malfunctions.

What was the overall assessment of the SCCY CPX-2's durability?

The SCCY CPX-2 demonstrated surprising resilience in a severe abuse test. Despite significant physical damage and temporary functional issues, the firearm's sights remained intact, and the reviewer concluded they could not 'kill' the gun, highlighting its robust nature under stress.

Who reviewed the SCCY CPX-2 in this durability test?

The SCCY CPX-2 was reviewed by Kevin Michalowski, the editor of Concealed Carry Magazine. His expertise signals a high level of authority in assessing firearms for concealed carry and general use.

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