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I like the legacy slide. It matches my German 229. Cool video 👍

Great review sir hope to see a lot more of your vlogs 😉😉😉

My mpx pcc is awesome. My mpx K is a turd. Trigger locks up like you had and it came from the factory Timney. Timney says to lube it.. accuracy is beyond dismal. My shockwave groups better.I’d swap barrels to test them, but that’d be a felony probably.

I don’t think that he sold any of those items, he just spoke about those items, as in first amendment, in fact I believe he even said that those things would not work!

best pocket pistol. Its value and reliability is great. I changed the trigger so its comfortable.

Love my FN502! Mine ran like trash with Aguila ammo (literally malfunctions every other round) but shot a few hundred rounds of CCI out of it with zero issues.

What about adding lazer & accuracy effect

It's a nice hand gun but the hammer needs to be a bit larger for the left side of my hand to be able to spam it

Take a look at a Llama Omni from 1984. I think that's the look they were copying.

Bought this a couple weeks ago. Love it. Been to the range a few times already. My new carry.

American defense vs Daniel defense? Any opinions

Another important note that people dont know, you are not supposed to oil/lube the striker assembly in the slide. Sig manual specifically says not to oil that area. Oil attracts dirt and grim, if that safety pin gets gunked up it could get stuck in the depressed position.

I’m late to the bnt party. I need those backup sights for my spc, what brand are they!! Great vid as always!!

so mines is actually broken and i can’t push down on it it’s stripped and in half 😢

I got the 4.6". My first S&W pistol. I have a ton of the revolvers though.

I have a gen 3 26 also great gun I love mine. Runs real good I wouldn't give it up for nothing. Great video

$150. For a fanny pack.

Nicely put together. It's just a shame... all of this red tape and hoops to jump through just to make sure that the people who follow the law, are following the law. Meanwhile, the criminals aren't bothering with any of this and are still out there doing things illegally. Such a waste of time, money and resources that could be spent elsewhere to chase down actual criminals instead of micromanaging law-abiding citizens.

I put anti-walk pins on mine because that's all i could find for a decent price. My regular pins came out, and it was causing my rifle to act as if it was a binary (which it isn't). I checked my hammer and my trigger and their springs and everything was fine.

Great job explaining 👏 I inherited an WWII example from my uncle and I also have several models examples. 1911s are the king of semiautomatic handguns IMHO...

@thetexasgunvault , not sure if it's relevant, but I was shooting for approximately forever before I finally learned that the reason I shot slightly to the support side, about as far as you do, was because I put too little finger on the trigger. Typically support side groups are from too little trigger finger, but I have decent size hands but sliiiiightly shorter digits, just enough to PUSH the gun to my support side with the trigger finger on each shot, as opposed to curling that direction with too much finger. Just my experience though, figured I'd mention it for the heck of it. Great video and hoping to pick one of these up soon.

Go old or not at all love my no dash to dash 4 S&W 19 66 586 686 29 629 24 25 57

I completely agree I have 15 ARS probably. I have a radian, BCM and a few other very nice ARS. But I bought a lwrc 10 1/2 inch pistol in burnt bronze about 2 months ago. Then I bought the OD green and 16 inch barrel then I want a 16-inch all Black rifle off of GunBroker. Those are by far my favorite rifles to shoot. I just love them the way they feel the way they shoot how accurate how they maneuver. It's hard to beat lwrc.

Mine is still a sweet shooting reliable piece! I put fiber sights on it and its perfect

Thanks G

Happy Independence Day good bless America 🇺🇸 it’s very your Videos ❤

Finally a decent review of the APC223 Pro. That color is beautiful... I wanna say I wish I could shoot one first before buying, but I think it's okay to just buy one. I wonder how the 16 inch rifle version would be like.

You do realize you can change the buffer weight and spring for under $100 and make that gassed perfectly. Ive done it to 2 diamond backs. Spitting brass at 3 oclock now run Like a sewing machine. Cut the recoil in half. I have this same one. But if you cant do these things yourself mabie not the best choice tho. Just got one fde. Even the barrel was ceroketed fde on this newer model for 550. And it comes with the full length 15 in handguard now to.

The revolver is just for fun. What's the point of a cylinder if you're using pistol technology?

Folding to the side is so much better if you’re running a optic you don’t have to take the thing off every single time you want to fold the gun up

I just bought one of these from a coworker. Haven't tried it out yet, but I'm looking forward to it. It feels good in my hand, and the trigger is really nice. Short take up, crispy. I like it. Not sure about the disassembly, but it's not that big a deal to me. It feels solid, no rattle, which I guess some people want and some don't. We'll see how it plays out. Also, TIL some gun guys are swingers. Never thought about that before today.

Any chance you could talk or even show how the DD handguard attaches to the Colt upper receiver? Thanks!

Does that extension work on a shockwave

Very nice set of MK18s! And I don't call my 10.3" pistol a MK18, I call it MK18-ish.. Some people talk trash because of jealousy.. I'm just envious!🤙

Does it hold up on a 12 cal shotgun? Thanks in advance for your attention.

Time for Dawson, EGW or Atlas to make an upgrade for the recoil springs mechanism. The gun seems awesome! That part could be improved

Shadow 2 is better and looks way better

I have the SD9 (not the ve model) in flat dark earth . Had it for a few yrs before I decided to bring it out to the range and was surprised at the accuracy and overall gun itself Very underrated . Good vid ✌️

Es una pistola formidable. Solo hay que practicar con ella un par de cajas para adaptación. Para portación o defensa casera el gatillo que trae es lo que se necesita ante una descarga fuerte de adrenalina. Armas de portación para acción de combate debe ser así. SIG no se equivoca en eso. Tengo SIG P 227 y es igual de soberbia. Las P 320 que tengo (nitron FS y P 320 M17) me dan confianza total en tiro en acción, FBI y tiro de academia. Me gustan mucho las benditas SIG...❤

i would think its because it has a carbine length gas tube

Mine shot to the left out ov the box Too .turn windage screw in. Right . No it won't run the arms or. 😮.I shoot cci standard or mini mag .I think what you're malfunction is failure to eject not stovepipe. Get a volquartsen extractor and solve that problem..usually is on the first round of a full mag 😊 .magazine cac easily be slicked up see videos 😮😮😮

The recoil operation system reduced the first impulse makes you receive less recoil physically.

If I'm not mistaken, with a Bobcat or Tomcat, you can lift the barrel up and turn it 90 more degrees forward to pick it up off the frame. That would make the takedown make so much more sense than having to go through the trouble of a roll pin. This is like having a Beretta with the heart and soul of a Hi-Point. Nobody should ever have to drift out roll pins to do a a simple field strip.

I have a Glock 40 caliber competition model, optics ready, I put an aftermarket.357 sig. barrel.

*Oh hell yeah...gansta style!* 29:09

Thanks for the video, love my Bersa!!

I've not been watching firearm reviews for a few years, since I haven't been on the range for a few years (Legal issues, now resolved, but financial issues remain). Anyway, this FN502 has come up in my feed recently, so I have watched a couple of reviews on it. I was especially interested in seeing one used with a suppressor. As to your wife, for a few years, I was a Range Safety Officer for our local club, and had the opportunity to introduce a lot of women to the shooting sports. A lot of guys would show up with AR-15s, 1911s, 9 and 10mm pistols, hand the ladies an unloaded pistol and a mag and say 'Here, just point down range and pull the trigger.' Had absolutely no idea on how to introduce a lady to shooting. I had a couple I was able to 'intercept' and stop them before they shot anything, and gave them a bit of training on how to hold, operate, etc., the firearms. Had some pretty amazing shooters, too. So, yeah, women can be better shooters. I'm 66 years old, and when I was a kid, we'd be out playing Army or Cowboy and Indian and had a lot of toy guns, and really learned a lot of bad habits. What I found was if you took a young lady (no matter the age) and started with a .22LR, and taught them HOW to handle a firearm, and what to expect, and how to aim properly, they were very good shooters. In fact, many of them would bring targets back that their husbands or boyfriends were incredulous that they shot that well. Now, admittedly, for a rifle, we were shooting at 50 yards, and for pistol, either at 7 or 15 yards, but still. In fact, I had one young lady who had never shot, and she put five rounds down range out of my Kimber 82G at 50 yards. All five rounds were within 1", and four out of the five were all within .25" She took that target home, after I snapped some photos of it. Women have a respect for firearms, and in some cases, a fear. If we take the time to allay those fears and teach them proper technique, grip and sight, they do very well. I used to shoot with my 85+ year old Mom. She had her CZ which she loved. We'd play 'Battleship' side by side, two Battleship targets on the same board. Both of us are right handed, but I would shoot left handed, so even up things, and I'm not a bad shot lefthanded (right handed, left eye dominant). Yeah, I usually beat her, but only by a couple of shots, and she was 30+ years on me. Women, as a whole, are better shots than men because they don't go through the poor learning curve that boys do at a young age, which gets ingrained on them. Women learn to shoot as adults. I've also found that women who learn to shoot as adults and have their own firearms and access to a range often are the first on a Saturday morning to go 'Let's go to the Range and shoot!' So, you're wife shooting better than you is not a surprise to me, in the least bit. She's a good shot.

I think it looks like a Mauser HSc.

Another feature of tip up design and DA/SA you can have a round in the chamber and never have the hammer back until you wish to fire, in some its a decocker that can not fail.

Mine is from the early nineties made in West Germany.