Sunday Shoot-a-Round #276

Published on April 13, 2025
Duration: 52:37

This video features Hickok45 discussing and demonstrating the Beretta 92 FS with a Banish 9 suppressor and a Smith & Wesson Model 24 revolver chambered in .44 Special. He highlights the challenges of suppressing Glocks, the ease of use of the Banish 9, and the historical significance and shooting characteristics of the Model 24. The video also includes announcements for upcoming NRA meetings and mentions various firearm accessory companies.

Quick Summary

Glock pistols in 9mm are known to be challenging to suppress reliably, often leading to malfunctions. In contrast, the Beretta 92 FS, when equipped with a threaded barrel and a lightweight titanium suppressor like the Banish 9, offers a more consistent and enjoyable suppressed shooting experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the challenges of suppressing Glock pistols with 9mm ammunition?

Glock pistols, particularly in 9mm, are often problematic when suppressed. They tend to experience malfunctions more frequently than other firearms, leading many shooters to give up on suppressing them or to extensively modify them with weaker recoil springs.

What are the key features of the Banish 9 suppressor?

The Banish 9 suppressor is highlighted for its extremely light weight, primarily due to its titanium construction. This makes it a very manageable accessory that doesn't significantly alter the balance or feel of the firearm it's attached to.

How does the Smith & Wesson Model 24 perform with .44 Special ammunition?

The Smith & Wesson Model 24, chambered in .44 Special, is shown to be accurate and reliable. It handles a range of .44 Special loads effectively, from standard velocity to hotter, heavier bullets that approach .44 Magnum performance, offering good penetration.

What is the historical significance of the Smith & Wesson Model 24?

The Model 24 is presented as a replica of the 'Dirty Harry' gun, but specifically designed for the .44 Special cartridge. It features a slightly shorter cylinder and a contoured barrel, making it a balanced and historically relevant revolver for .44 Special enthusiasts.

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