Videos tagged with 9x19mm Parabellum

This video focuses on the German Luger, a historically significant semi-automatic pistol, chambered in 9mm. While the description is minimal, the title clearly indicates the subject matter. The content likely explores the design, history, or functionality of this iconic firearm. Given the topic, the video is expected to appeal to firearm enthusiasts interested in classic handguns and their calibers.

This video reviews and demonstrates the "Stizon" kit from Stuff & Things, designed to give US 9mm AK platforms (PSA AKV, CAI NAK 9, CAI 9S, KUSA KP9) a PP-19 Bizon look and feel. The kit replaces the handguard, muzzle brake, and magazine catch. The reviewer installs it on a KUSA KP9 and uses it in an outlaw PCC division of a 2-Gun match. While showcasing the kit's functionality, the video also touches upon the historical context of the Bizon, its replacement due to drum magazine issues, and the common reliability challenges with helical drum magazines.

This video features a Point-of-View (POV) firing demonstration of the Astra 600/43 pistol chambered in 9mm. The description provides historical context, noting its use by the Wehrmacht during World War II and its origin as a shortened Astra 400. It highlights the 9x19mm Parabellum caliber, which was standard German military pistol ammunition at the time. Production figures are also mentioned.

This video delves into the ZB47, a unique Czech submachine gun developed in the late 1940s as a potential replacement for the pre-war vz.38. Chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum and firing from an open bolt, the ZB47 featured a novel horizontal 72-round magazine system, a design conceptually similar to the FN P90. Despite positive feedback on handling, the ZB47 ultimately lost out to the CZ Model 23 in military trials due to issues with magazine reliability, accuracy, and perceived fragility. The video also highlights a paratrooper variant with a collapsible stock and a shorter magazine capacity. Access to prototypes was provided by the VHU - Czech Military History Institute, with the video encouraging visits to their Army Museum Žižkov in Prague.

This video showcases the SIG P210-6 pistol being fired at 100 yards from a standing position. The caliber used is 9x19mm Parabellum. The description also lists various shooting targets, including B-8, B-6, B-16, B-2, and B-3 targets for different distances and shooting styles, as well as steel targets. Additional gear mentioned includes an eye patch, chronograph, and snap caps for 9mm and .38 Special. The video title indicates it's a re-edit.

This video focuses on the German Maschinenpistole 18,I, also known as the MP18,I. It likely provides a historical overview, technical details, and possibly demonstrations of this iconic submachine gun. The description also points viewers to a full documentary and provides links to support the creators and purchase merchandise. This content is aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in historical military hardware.

This YouTube video focuses on the Beretta M1934 pistol, chambered in 9mm. The description suggests a review or showcase of the firearm, with references to video games like Call of Duty, Warzone, and PUBG, indicating potential gameplay integration or discussion. The inclusion of terms like 'army' and 'military' hints at historical or tactical context. The video aims for a broad audience, utilizing popular hashtags to increase visibility.

This video provides a curated list of the best full-size 9mm pistols for 2025. It targets a broad audience, from beginners and military personnel to tactical enthusiasts and recreational shooters. The description highlights the enduring popularity and versatility of the 9x19mm Parabellum round, referencing its historical significance, including the 1986 Miami Shootout and its impact on law enforcement adoption. The content aims to guide viewers in selecting a suitable 9mm handgun, emphasizing performance, affordability, and adaptability. The creators encourage audience engagement through likes, comments, and subscriptions, and direct viewers to an Amazon affiliate link for support.

This YouTube video, titled "Best 9mm Carry Guns 2025", provides a curated list and review of top 9mm handguns suitable for concealed carry. The presenter covers eight specific models: Ruger Max-9, Mossberg MC2SC, S&W Shield M2.0, Taurus G2C, Glock 43X, CZ P-10M, Springfield Armory Hellcat, and Sig Sauer P365XL. The video highlights the shift towards lighter, more concealable firearms in the current market and the enduring popularity of the 9mm cartridge for self-defense. It encourages viewer engagement through likes, comments, and subscriptions, and includes affiliate links for Amazon purchases to support the channel.

This video reviews four new weapons revealed by Kalashnikov for 2023/2024. The featured firearms include the modern AK-19 rifle chambered in .223 Rem and designed for NATO calibers, boasting enhanced ergonomics and optics compatibility. The PPK-20 submachine gun, an evolution of the Vityaz line, is presented as a compact close-quarters weapon for special forces, utilizing 9x19mm ammunition. The AKV-521, part of the new '500 Series AK' platform, is discussed for its modularity, separate receiver design, and compatibility with various calibers. Finally, the Lebedev PLK compact pistol, a striker-fired 9x19mm Parabellum firearm with ambidextrous controls and Picatinny rail, is showcased.

Brownells Gun Tech Keith Ford showcases an early-production 1951 Colt Commander pistol, originally intended for U.S. Army officers. He details its history, including the Army's 1949 requirements for a replacement for the 1911 and 1903, specifying a 9mm caliber, aluminum frame, and a length under 7 inches. Despite both Colt's Commander and Smith & Wesson's Model 39 being rejected by the Army, they found commercial success. This particular Commander is chambered in .38 Super, a less common but favored caliber by Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) personnel, with this specific gun documented as sold to a CIC officer serving in Korea. The video also covers practical aspects like maintaining the recoil spring to prevent frame damage and explains the phenomenon of "purple" slides on early alloy-frame Commanders.

This video explores the new .30 Super Carry (30SC) cartridge, drawing parallels to the historical 7.65x20mm French Long caliber. The presenter discusses the cartridge's development, its high pressure (50,000 psi) and velocity (1250 fps with a 100-grain projectile), and its suitability for subcompact carry pistols, citing the S&W Shield Plus with its 17-round capacity as an example. Potential applications in PDWs and PCCs are also mentioned due to the increased magazine capacity over 9mm.