Videos tagged with Fixed Barrel

This video from Gun Talk Media's Build Box series offers practical setup tips for integrating a suppressor onto a fixed-barrel pistol caliber carbine (PCC). Hosted by Ryan Gresham, the content originates from the "Build Box Nook of Knowledge" and focuses on considerations for those looking to enhance their PCC with suppressed shooting. The video is part of Build Box Season 2, which is sponsored by several prominent firearm industry brands. It also provides broadcast information for the show on the Outdoor Channel and directs viewers to subscribe to Gun Talk's various platforms for more content.

This video features a range test of the Vektor CP-1 pistol during a BackUp Gun (BUG) Match. The creator acknowledges the pistol's poor reputation but aims to give it a fair shake, highlighting its decent grip, sights, fixed barrel, and single-action trigger as potential advantages. The video also promotes the "weaponsandwar.tv" platform for historical firearms content and provides links to Patreon, Floatplane, and merchandise.

This video provides a deep dive into the Laugo Alien pistol, a firearm known for its unconventional design. The reviewer explores its unique piston system, fixed barrel, and highly-regarded trigger, comparing it to the performance of 1911 models. The video discusses the Alien's polarizing nature, its internals, the non-reciprocating red dot mount, and why it's not suited for tactical applications. It also touches upon its price point, reliability concerns, speed, and recoil impulse. The channel also promotes various sponsor products, including Ciguera belts and Firearms Legal Protection, and offers a discount code for viewers.

This video delves into the innovative design of the Laugo Alien pistol, recently introduced in 2018. It highlights key features such as a fixed barrel with a gas delay system, an exceptionally low bore axis, a single-action hammer-fired trigger, and a unique slide design that keeps sights stationary. The presenter, likely from Forgotten Weapons, draws parallels to other firearm designs and discusses the engineering principles behind the Alien, positioning it as a significant departure from conventional modern handgun development.

This "Gun of the Week" episode from American Rifleman reviews the Walther Arms CCP M2 380, a semi-automatic pistol designed for everyday carry (EDC) and personal defense. The video highlights the pistol's unique gas-delayed blowback "Softcoil" system, which aims to reduce recoil and improve ease of use, making it suitable for individuals with limited dexterity. Key features discussed include its fixed 3.54" barrel, adjustable three-dot sights, ergonomic black polymer frame, 8-round magazine capacity, tool-less disassembly, manual safety, reversible magazine release, and Picatinny rail. The review emphasizes its balance of concealability, user-friendliness, and defensive capabilities.

This video features a review of the Walther PPK/S in .380 ACP by competitive shooter James Tarr and firearm instructor Jeff Chudwin. They discuss its historical relevance, all-steel construction, fixed-barrel design contributing to accuracy, and its suitability for concealed carry. The review highlights its smooth and sleek profile for quick deployment from concealment and notes that final manufacturing is now completed in the U.S., though some parts are German-made. Advancements in modern ammunition, specifically recommending Black Hills' 60-grain HoneyBadger load, are mentioned as enhancing its defensive performance, making it a classic handgun that rivals modern single-stack autos for self-defense and range enjoyment.

This video delves into the unique H&K P7 pistol family, highlighting its innovative squeeze-cocking system and gas-delayed blowback operation. The presenter discusses the polarizing nature of its design, its advantages like a fixed barrel and safe operation, and its drawbacks such as rapid heating and low magazine capacity. Future installments will explore other P7 variants like the P7M7, P7M10, P7A13, and P7K3.

This video delves into Colt's Prototype Post-War Pocket Hammerless Model M, a fascinating attempt to revive the iconic pistol design after World War II. Facing challenges with worn tooling and a lack of experienced labor, Colt experimented with a new iteration. This prototype retained the fixed barrel and blowback action of the original but incorporated external features reminiscent of the 1911, including a grip safety, thumb safety, slide release, and updated sights. Ultimately, this modernized version never entered full production, with Colt later releasing the Pony as its next .380 ACP offering. The video explores the historical context and design evolution of this rare piece.

This video from SHOT Show 2017 introduces SilencerCo's Maxim-9, an integrally suppressed pistol designed from the ground up for suppressed use. The pistol features a fixed barrel and a delayed blowback system, with the specific mechanism not revealed. The description highlights its hearing-safe operation with various loads in both long and short versions, making it a versatile option for home defense, competition, and law enforcement carry. The reviewer expresses excitement about testing production models.

This video explores the Gustloff Prototype Pistol, a rarely seen firearm developed by the German industrial giant Gustloff. Designed for police or SS use, this pistol features an alloy frame with steel inserts, a steel slide, a simple blowback mechanism, and a fixed barrel reminiscent of the Walther PPK. Notable features include a shrouded hammer, double-action trigger, and a unique safety lever that de-tensions the hammer spring. Approximately 200-300 were produced for evaluation but never secured a contract. Many of these pistols saw minimal combat use and were brought back as souvenirs by Allied soldiers after WWII. The example shown is a very early production unit, serial number 13.