Did This New Handgun Just Kill The Glock?

Published on July 30, 2022
Duration: 8:20

This video provides an experienced-level review of the Shadow Systems CR920, detailing its performance during a range test. The instructor, demonstrating familiarity with firearm controls and common issues, analyzes malfunctions like failures to feed and extract, attributing some to shooter error and the factory-fresh condition of the pistol. The review covers shooting with both flush-fit and extended magazines, rapid-fire drills, and accuracy tests at 100 feet, concluding with a recommendation for concealed carry.

Quick Summary

The Shadow Systems CR920 is a subcompact 9mm pistol with a striker-fired mechanism, offering 10 or 13-round capacity. Tested by an experienced instructor, it showed good accuracy and potential for concealed carry, though initial malfunctions were noted due to its factory-new, uncleaned state.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro and Gun Giveaway
  2. 00:20Shadow Systems CR920 Overview
  3. 01:11Controls and Carry
  4. 01:35Range Test Preparation
  5. 01:48Shooting - 10 Round Magazine
  6. 02:09Rapid Fire and Reload
  7. 02:27Malfunctions - Failure to Feed/Extract
  8. 03:02Malfunctions Analysis
  9. 03:32Malfunction Observation
  10. 03:57Soda Can and Bottle Shooting
  11. 04:33Rapid Fire Test
  12. 04:56Malfunction - Failure to Go Into Battery
  13. 05:26Dynamic Reload and Function
  14. 05:53Factory Test Conditions
  15. 06:22100-Foot Target Shooting
  16. 06:362-Liter Bottle Shooting
  17. 06:58Accuracy and Legend Status
  18. 07:21CR920 Summary
  19. 07:50Conclusion and Carry Recommendation
  20. 08:06Concealed Carry Scenario

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Shadow Systems CR920?

The Shadow Systems CR920 is a subcompact 9mm pistol featuring a striker-fired mechanism, double-stack magazines with 10 or 13-round capacity, a stainless steel fluted barrel, and Night Fision tritium sights. It weighs approximately 17 ounces unloaded and is designed for concealed carry.

What malfunctions were observed during the Shadow Systems CR920 range test?

During the test of a factory-new CR920 without cleaning, malfunctions included failure to feed, failure to extract, and failure to go into battery. The experienced instructor suggested these could be due to the firearm's condition or shooter error.

How does the Shadow Systems CR920 perform in terms of accuracy?

The Shadow Systems CR920 demonstrated good accuracy during the range test, with the instructor successfully hitting soda bottles and steel targets at 100 feet. The Night Fision sights were noted as being effective for precise aiming.

Is the Shadow Systems CR920 recommended for concealed carry?

Yes, the experienced instructor concluded that the Shadow Systems CR920 is a reliable and accurate firearm suitable for concealed carry, citing its compact size, capacity, and shooting performance despite minor initial malfunctions.

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