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Browning hi power ❤ 😊

Dude, why are you shooting like this? If you shoot normally, the glock 17 will not fail.

Glock guys are pissed RN

Not locking back IS a failure. But good test man

Ive been known to have "Failure to extract" issues myself.

The watch

Why is this even an issue, this is not a practical application of these firearms

Ting…. 👊💫😂🔰

I have a tisas 1911Al us army with 14Kgold grips they are beautiful !!!

Beretta, Glock n colt not for the limp wristed lol

Unfiltered camels is the way to go man!

So, the point was? Mostly a true assessment. Handguns require grip resistance to operate and cycle. If you’re a limp wristed pantywaist, buy a Canik

The gun was designed to outperform when used properly. Baretta and Glock are the best!! My clear choice any day.

Is there a 22mag cylinder for that

I'm hearing "fair to feed", anyone else?

This is a crazy way for someone to shoot in a cartoon

So, they were talking about an entirely different firearm indeed. Yeah, they were actually qualified.

Thank you cuz I lost my dam safety pin somehow

My first gun was a Mosin Nagant. This is so amazing to me to watch.

stupid test、heavy Recoils is main problem.not the gun

if the grade i want is sold out i should still send in my packet? im assuming theyre just filled out on a first come first serve basis right. but how do i put the item price if it doesnt say that on the website it only says sold out

CZ-75 👍

Your gun isnt you grandmas urn, its fine

Smith & Wesson all the way..

I use to own a colt 1911 gold cup 9mm. It use to have so many issues and you just explained my issue with it lol.

You did it wrong your supposed to swing it around like your afraid of getting shot too

The first technique for removing the clip could get you shot in the armpit. I was always taught to; 1 keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction , 2 use the clip release to release the clip while always keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.

Good to see my all-time faves, the Hi-Power and CZ-75, kicked ass.

Mauser… MAUSERRRR

I have never in my life handling guns the entire time have ever slipped decoding a gun and if you follow the other rules of gun safety like pointing it in a safe direction at all times then this will never be a problem.

Maybe just go the regular way ? Or private sale ? Seems way easier

all because the person isnt providing enough resistance, the cycling of the weapon is disrupted? do i got that right?

Bro shooting like he’s Death the Kid from Soul Eater

What u recommend for a good compact handgun?

The only misconceptions people have about an M1 Garand are held by those who do not own an M1 Garand.

I know my Ruger Security Six has a stepped hammer that cannot strike the firing pin unless the transfer bar in between is up. The transfer bar is what actually contacts the firing pin once the hammer is dropped on it. If you release the trigger while lowering the hammer, the transfer bar drops, and the hammer cannot fire the weapon even if you slip. But if you keep the trigger pulled, the bar stays up, and the gun can go off Also, an interesting extra feature, if you pull the trigger through the double action, and stop right at the last little wall before it fires, then release the trigger, the hammer will miss the transfer bar in that scenario as well. It really is a well-designed mechanism

I could design and 3d print a mag holster that doubles as a spoon for one of these clips, but I doubt it would be practical

Its because of the old COD games where you cant reload the M1 Garand mid clip. I guess cause when you do the whole clip comes out of the magazine but yeah idk

Technically all the “failure to extract” are actually failure to eject. The extractor did its job, extracting the casing from the chamber. The ejection process didn’t occur because of short stroking. It doesn’t have to jam to be an ejection failure. Good video though. The Berettas were surprising.

Where's the evidence that there's a misconception?

I like the idea of the cylinder going clockwise on the colt. The smith takes the cake for the cylinder release. Easier to operate in my opinion.

In war you wont be worried about “the correct way” you’ll be worried about getting it working so your not weaponless

The en bloc clip ringing is actually the sound of the devil

Well, they showed it in Band of Brothers, Crossroads, when Winters took all but one round from Liebgott's rifle.

finishing on prewar Smith & Wesson firearms would be in custom territory today. same thing with the original 1892 Krag-Jorgensen rifles. workmanship back then was different.

It looks like mostly striker fired guns with the failures...

every freaking time... ping!

Mosin is a King

It gives you extra style points