This video provides an in-depth look at the Japanese Type 26 revolver, a double-action-only firearm introduced in 1893 to replace the Smith & Wesson No. 3 in Japanese military service. The review covers its historical context, comparisons to contemporary revolvers like the Nagant and Enfield, its 9x22mm cartridge, and its service through WWII. The presenter discusses the firearm's handling, including its trigger pull and a unique cylinder indexing mechanism that could theoretically lead to safety issues. Despite its lack of power and innovation, the Type 26 is deemed a reliable and effective combat sidearm, with the primary drawback being the scarcity of its ammunition.
This review of the CZ 75 SP-01 Phantom highlights its strengths as a combat sidearm and its suitability for home defense, duty, or competition. Nutnfancy praises its light carry weight for a full-size pistol, excellent ergonomics, and reliability, while noting the stock trigger's deficiencies. The video discusses the CZ lineage, comparing the Phantom to other polymer pistols and detailing its performance in accuracy and drill shooting tests. Downsides mentioned include its cost and limited accessory availability, with MecGar magazines recommended. A trigger job significantly improves the shooting experience, elevating its likability score.
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