Videos tagged with Polymer Frame Pistol

This video, part of the 'Gun Of The Week' series, features a range test of the Sarsilmaz SAR9 SC Gen3, a subcompact, polymer-frame pistol from SAR USA designed for defensive use. The description highlights Sarsilmaz's reputation as a major Turkish firearms manufacturer, supplying arms to Turkish police and military. The Gen3, introduced in 2023, underwent extensive testing (150,000 rounds) and is presented as SAR USA's most advanced design. The SAR9 SC Gen3 is specifically noted as a concealable, striker-fired option for daily carry.

This YouTube video, titled "Glock Clones Will Take Over!", speculates on the potential rise of firearms that mimic Glock designs. While the description is minimal, the title strongly suggests a discussion or analysis of the firearm market, focusing on the popularity and proliferation of Glock-style pistols. The content likely explores brands or models that are similar to Glocks, perhaps in terms of features, aesthetics, or market positioning. The video may delve into reasons for this trend, such as affordability, aftermarket support, or the inherent design advantages of Glock pistols.

This video delves into the specific firearm choice of the character John Wick, focusing on the Heckler & Koch P30L. It explores the reasons behind this selection, touching upon the popularity of HK polymer-frame pistols in action cinema and suggesting there might be deeper tactical considerations. The description also includes promotional links and credits for collaborators.

This video features Nick Young in "The Great Debate" discussing steel frame versus polymer frame pistols. The content likely involves a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of each frame material in handguns, covering aspects such as durability, weight, recoil management, cost, and common applications.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) 5.7 Rock pistol. It highlights the pistol's full-sized polymer frame, ergonomic design, and controllability. The review details its construction with 416 stainless steel and advanced polymers, chambered in 5.7x28mm. The description mentions its 23-round magazine capacity, single-action striker-fired trigger, fluted carbon steel barrel, and QPQ finish for corrosion resistance. The pistol is also noted to be compatible with Glock sights.

This "I Carry" episode features the new Ruger RXM 9mm pistol, highlighting its unique fire-control insert system developed with Magpul. The video details the pistol's standard striker-fired, polymer-frame features, including a 4-inch barrel, 15-round capacity, accessory rail, and direct-optics cut compatibility with RMR, DeltaPoint Pro, and RMSc footprints. It also notes the taller sights with tritium for night sights and Magpul's TSP texture for grip. The RXM is presented as an affordable and well-executed take on the modern polymer-frame handgun, carried in a Mission First Tactical Pro holster with a Streamlight Wedge XT light.

This video delves into the history and revival of Walther firearms, focusing on the P99 pistol. It details Walther's post-WWII struggles with legacy designs and less successful attempts like the P88 and PP90. The narrative highlights the acquisition by Umarex, which led to the development of the cutting-edge P99 in 1996. Key features of the P99, such as its polymer frame, interchangeable backstraps, ambidextrous controls, and DA/SA striker-fired system, are discussed. The video also touches on the P99's early success, boosted by its appearance with James Bond, and its long production run with various iterations before its discontinuation in 2023.

This video reviews the Springfield Echelon Comp, highlighting its flat shooting characteristics and comparing it to other popular performance pistols. The reviewer discusses its features, including a crisp trigger and ported slide/barrel, and emphasizes its potential as a competition or carry gun. The video also touches upon the versatility of the original Echelon and how the addition of a compensator enhances its performance.

This video features American Rifleman staff reviewing the Shadow Systems MR920 handgun. The review highlights its design, which borrows heavily from the Glock 19 but incorporates numerous upgrades. Key features discussed include its ergonomic frame with enhanced beavertail and trigger guard undercut, interchangeable backstraps, aggressive texturing, upgraded slide with serrations and a weight-optimizing window cut, and an innovative optics-ready cut that doesn't require adapter plates. The MR920 also boasts an aluminum trigger, a generously sized magazine release, and a protected slide-stop lever. The video emphasizes that this pistol offers many desired upgrades out-of-the-box, effectively skipping the need for aftermarket modifications common on Glock platforms.

This video reviews and compares the best full-size, striker-fired pistols available in 2025. It highlights that while striker-fired handguns are common, some stand out from the crowd. The content aims to showcase top-tier models for viewers interested in this popular firearm category. A specific mention of Smith & Wesson and its metal frame versus polymer options suggests a detailed comparison point. The video also includes social media links and a promotion for World of Tanks.

This video review from American Rifleman focuses on the FN 510 Tactical, FN's inaugural 10 mm Auto pistol. Building on the successful FN 509 platform, the 510 Tactical offers a potent, large-caliber option for handgun enthusiasts. It retains the tactical features of its predecessor, including a threaded barrel, suppressor-height sights, and an optics-ready slide. Key highlights include its impressive magazine capacity, with a 22-round extended magazine and a 15-round flush-fit option, making it one of the highest-capacity 10 mm handguns. The review also details its ambidextrous controls, interchangeable backstraps, Picatinny rail, and comfortable shooting characteristics despite the powerful cartridge. Specifications like barrel length, weight, and trigger pull are also provided.

This video reviews CZ's new P09 Nocturne pistols, an update to the P07/P09 line that draws inspiration from the classic CZ-75. The Nocturne series features a polymer frame and DA/SA operation with options for decocked or manual safety. Significant updates include standard optics cuts, compatible with mini-red dot sights due to internal firing pin safety limitations. The P09 Nocturne is presented as a modern option for individuals and agencies seeking an updated DA/SA pistol.