ASP

Published on March 19, 2024
Duration: 0:54

This guide details the operation and live-fire demonstration of the rare ASP pistol, a custom Smith & Wesson Model 39. It covers loading the unique clear-sided magazine, engaging the DA/SA action, and utilizing the Guttersnipe sight system during live fire at an outdoor range. The instruction emphasizes proper handling and safety protocols for this specialized firearm.

Quick Summary

The ASP pistol, a custom Smith & Wesson Model 39, boasts unique features like clear Lexan grip panels for round visibility and a Guttersnipe sight system for rapid target acquisition. It operates with a DA/SA trigger and a 7+1 capacity 9mm magazine, making it a specialized firearm.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the ASP Pistol
  2. 00:05Loading and Magazine Features
  3. 00:19Action and Safety Check
  4. 00:26Live Fire and Sights

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the ASP pistol?

The ASP pistol, a custom Smith & Wesson Model 39, is known for its clear Lexan grip panels allowing visibility of rounds, a shortened frame, and the distinctive Guttersnipe sight system for rapid acquisition.

How does the ASP pistol's magazine differ from standard ones?

The ASP pistol uses a unique magazine with clear Lexan sides, enabling the shooter to visually confirm the number of 9mm rounds remaining, enhancing situational awareness during operation.

What type of action does the ASP pistol have?

The ASP pistol operates on a Double Action / Single Action (DA/SA) mechanism. This allows for a heavier trigger pull for the first shot (double action) or a lighter, crisper pull after the hammer is manually cocked (single action).

What is the Guttersnipe sight system on the ASP pistol?

The Guttersnipe sight system on the ASP pistol features a yellow channel, designed for quick and intuitive sight alignment, facilitating faster target engagement compared to traditional sights.

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