Daniel Defense H9... is it flat?

Published on February 24, 2024
Duration: 0:54

Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS provides a skeptical yet analytical review of the Daniel Defense H9 pistol. While acknowledging its low bore axis, he disputes claims that it shoots significantly flatter than other firearms, attributing observed recoil characteristics partly to the Winchester 115-grain ammunition used. His high authority level and technical understanding are evident in his critique.

Quick Summary

Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS critically analyzes the Daniel Defense H9, stating it doesn't shoot significantly flatter than other pistols despite its low bore axis. He notes the use of Winchester 115-grain ammunition impacts perceived recoil, advising against 'magical' claims.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Dynamic Shooting Drill with Daniel Defense H9
  2. 00:12Target Inspection and Recoil Critique
  3. 00:22Recoil and 'Flatness' Analysis: H9 vs. Others
  4. 00:43Ammunition Context: Winchester 115-grain

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Daniel Defense H9 shoot significantly flatter than other pistols?

According to Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS, the Daniel Defense H9 does not shoot significantly flatter than other pistols. While it has a low bore axis, he suggests that claims of it being a 'magical' shooting experience are overstated and that ammunition choice also impacts perceived recoil.

What ammunition was used to test the Daniel Defense H9's recoil?

Lucas Botkin specified that he was using Winchester 115-grain 9mm ammunition when evaluating the recoil impulse and shooting characteristics of the Daniel Defense H9 pistol.

What are the key specifications of the Daniel Defense H9?

The Daniel Defense H9 is a 9mm pistol with an MSRP of $1,299. It weighs 29.6 oz, features a 4.28-inch barrel, and has a capacity of 15+1 rounds.

What is the significance of a low bore axis in a pistol?

A low bore axis in a pistol refers to the barrel being positioned closer to the shooter's hand. This design generally helps to reduce muzzle flip during recoil, making the firearm feel more controllable and potentially allowing for faster follow-up shots.

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