FN Five-Seven pistol: Long Range Firepower, Part 1

Published on August 15, 2008
Duration: 10:01

This review of the FN Five-Seven pistol highlights its lightweight polymer construction, weighing approximately 21 oz unloaded. It utilizes the 5.7x28mm cartridge, with a distinction made between higher-velocity LE rounds and potentially 'governed' civilian sporting rounds. The pistol is compared to the Glock 17 for weight, and FN Herstal's manufacturing quality is discussed.

Quick Summary

The FN Five-Seven pistol weighs approximately 21 oz unloaded, making it lighter than the Glock 17. It utilizes the 5.7x28mm cartridge, with noted differences between law enforcement and civilian ammunition performance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Disclaimer
  2. 02:00Safety Check & Aesthetics
  3. 03:14Weight Comparison vs Glock 17
  4. 05:49Durability & Reliability Discussion
  5. 07:26Firepower & 5.7x28mm Caliber Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight of the FN Five-Seven pistol?

The FN Five-Seven pistol weighs approximately 21 ounces when unloaded and around 23 ounces with an empty magazine. This makes it slightly lighter than a comparable Glock 17.

What caliber does the FN Five-Seven use?

The FN Five-Seven exclusively uses the 5.7x28mm cartridge. There are distinctions between high-velocity law enforcement rounds and lower-velocity civilian sporting rounds.

What are the available colors for the FN Five-Seven?

The FN Five-Seven pistol is offered in classic Black and also in a Flat Dark Earth (FDE) finish, providing aesthetic options for users.

How does the FN Five-Seven compare to the Glock 17 in terms of weight?

The FN Five-Seven weighs about 21 oz unloaded, while the Glock 17 is approximately 23 oz unloaded. The Five-Seven is notably lighter, especially without a magazine.

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