Shooting the NAA Pug through the front pocket - TheFireArmGuy

Published on September 25, 2011
Duration: 3:13

This video demonstrates the challenges of firing a North American Arms Pug revolver from a pocket. The instructor highlights how clothing can impede the hammer's function, leading to misfires. He advises practicing pocket draws and firing to understand potential malfunctions and assess accuracy under stress, emphasizing that reliable function is crucial for pocket carry.

Quick Summary

Firing a North American Arms Pug revolver from a pocket is unreliable due to clothing obstructing the hammer, causing misfires. Practice is essential to understand potential malfunctions and assess accuracy, as reliable function is paramount for pocket carry self-defense.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: NAA Pug Pocket Fire Test
  2. 00:31First Attempt: Firing from Pocket (Hammer Obstructed)
  3. 01:12Second Attempt: Hammer Pre-Cocked (Hammer Obstructed)
  4. 01:43Third Attempt: Firing While Moving Backward
  5. 02:15Analysis of Shots and Accuracy
  6. 02:41Conclusion: Pocket Carry Reliability

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you shoot a North American Arms Pug through your pocket?

Attempting to shoot a North American Arms Pug through a pocket can be unreliable. Clothing can easily obstruct the hammer, leading to misfires. While it's possible to get a shot off, accuracy and reliability are significantly compromised, making it a risky tactic for self-defense.

What are the risks of firing a pocket pistol from concealment?

The primary risks include the firearm malfunctioning due to clothing interference, especially with hammer-fired guns. Accuracy is also a major concern, as drawing and firing from a pocket under stress can lead to missed shots or hits outside the intended target area.

How does clothing affect firing a hammer-fired revolver from a pocket?

Clothing can easily get caught on the hammer of a hammer-fired revolver when attempting to fire from a pocket. This obstruction prevents the hammer from falling correctly, often resulting in a failure to fire or a 'limp-wristed' malfunction, rendering the firearm useless in a critical moment.

What is the recommended practice for carrying a pocket pistol?

It's crucial to practice drawing and firing your pocket pistol from concealment regularly. This helps you understand how your specific firearm functions with your clothing and assess the accuracy you can achieve. Prioritize reliable function over the idea of firing directly through fabric.

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