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Jerichos Galore! Century Arms Surplus Corner Finds

GBGuns
Published on March 14, 2020
Category: Reviews
Duration: 3:37

This video explores various Jericho 941 models available at Century Arms' surplus corner. The discussion highlights differences between polymer and steel frames, compact and full-size variants, and the appeal of surplus firearms with historical service backgrounds. Key features like frame-mounted safeties and the availability of single-action-only configurations are noted, along with the general positive shooting characteristics of the Jericho platform.

Tags

Jericho 941 FP
Jericho 941 F
Jericho 941 FS
Century Arms Surplus
IDF Surplus
Police Surplus
Steel Frame Handgun
Compact Handgun
Mid-Size Handgun
Frame Mounted Safety
Single Action Only
Double Action/Single Action

Quick Summary

Surplus Jericho 941 pistols, often sourced from IDF or police service, are frequently available at Century Arms. Models like the 941 F are appreciated for their frame-mounted safeties and historical significance, offering a unique shooting experience with light recoil and good accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:30Introduction at Century Arms Surplus
  2. 00:46Jericho Handgun Variants
  3. 00:57Jericho Availability and Models
  4. 01:06Rare Jericho 941 FP Model
  5. 01:19Common Jericho 941 F and S Models
  6. 01:31Appeal of Surplus vs. New Production
  7. 01:42IDF and Police Service History
  8. 01:56Shooting Characteristics of Jericho
  9. 02:04Favorite Jericho Model Discussion
  10. 02:13Preference for Frame-Mounted Safety
  11. 02:29Serviceable All-Metal Handguns
  12. 02:38Single Action Only Conversions
  13. 03:03Sights and Racking Assistance
  14. 03:20Conclusion: Modern History Piece

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of Jericho pistols are commonly found at Century Arms surplus?

Century Arms surplus often receives shipments of Jericho pistols every couple of months. Common models include the 941 F and 941 S, with occasional rarer variants like the 941 FP also appearing.

What is the historical significance of surplus Jericho firearms?

Many surplus Jericho pistols, especially the steel-framed versions, were previously in service with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) or police forces. This gives them a unique historical context and makes them interesting pieces of functional history.

What are the preferred features of the Jericho 941 F model?

Enthusiasts often prefer the Jericho 941 F model for its frame-mounted safety, which is considered by some to be more ergonomic than slide-mounted safeties found on earlier versions. This placement also serves as a good thumb rest.

Can Jericho pistols be carried cocked and locked?

Yes, many Jericho pistols are either manufactured or have been converted to single-action only (SAO). This configuration allows them to be carried safely cocked and locked, with a round in the chamber.

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