Videos tagged with Lightweight Handgun

This video focuses on the top 7 concealed carry firearms specifically recommended for women, prioritizing ease of use, safety, and comfort. It highlights lightweight and compact options designed for reliable performance, aiming to help viewers find the ideal handgun for their personal defense needs. The description also includes affiliate links for Amazon purchases and social media promotion.

This video presents the "Best Selling Handguns 2025," highlighting the trend towards lighter, more user-friendly, and ergonomic pistol designs. The description emphasizes desirable features like compactness, light weight, and precision, aligning with personal defense and concealed carry needs. It encourages viewer engagement through likes, comments, and subscriptions, and promotes the channel's social media presence and Amazon affiliate link for support.

This video discusses an "ultra-light" .44 Magnum firearm, labeling it a "bad idea" but also expressing enjoyment in shooting it. The creator emphasizes the challenging nature of the gun while also highlighting its fun factor. The description includes Patreon and PayPal links to support the channel, acknowledging the difficulties of YouTube monetization.

This video provides a review of the Taurus Spectrum .380 ACP handgun. The reviewer highlights its small and lightweight design, making it suitable for pocket carry. While noting a 'crunchy' trigger, they state it's barely noticeable during live firing. The video also includes positive feedback on the handgun's performance during a range session. Links to various playlists, including handgun reviews, long gun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests, are provided, along with social media links.

This video from TheFireArmGuy introduces the Naroh Arms N1, a new-for-2019 subcompact 9mm handgun. The review highlights its hammer-fired design, lightweight construction, and focuses on its features, size, and weight. It also includes comparisons to other handguns in the same class, offering potential buyers valuable insights for choosing a concealed carry or self-defense firearm.

This video explores the viability of .22 LR handguns for concealed carry, acknowledging they are often not ideal but can be a suitable option in specific circumstances. The presenter provides recommendations for small .22 LR pistols and revolvers for self-defense, focusing on the smallest and lightest available models, as well as some from the compact category. The video is part of a larger 'Pocket Pistol Series' and suggests some .22 LR firearms to avoid for this purpose.

This video focuses on reducing the weight of a handgun, specifically for concealed carry purposes. Krytos Industries has developed new titanium slides that offer a significant weight reduction, aiming to make everyday carry more comfortable. The video highlights this innovation and mentions a review by Mike Humphries.

This YouTube video focuses on identifying the easiest concealed carry handgun for mid-summer clothing, emphasizing lightweight options that can be easily pocketed. The creator, TheFireArmGuy, showcases his personal choice and discusses other concealed carry (CCW) handgun options. The video also promotes subscribing to the channel, sharing, liking, and following on Google+ and Twitter, and links to various playlists including handgun reviews, rifle/shotgun reviews, 2nd Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests.

This is Part 2 of a review of the Kel-Tec PF-9 handgun, presented by Nutnfancy. The video highlights the PF-9 as a budget-friendly alternative to Kahr PM and CW series pistols, emphasizing its thin profile, long sight radius, and lightweight design for concealed carry. While acknowledging early production reliability issues, the review asserts that these have been resolved in current models, offering a high-value, durable option for concealed carry, backup duty, or home defense. The author rates its initial likeability at 9 out of 10 and notes that the PF-9 is a good shooter once one adapts to its trigger and recoil.