IWI Jericho 941 FS9

[@jalcanites2939]

Love the new format, love the close up shots. I used to have the compact and the full size. I now only have the full size, maybe for 8 years now.

[@joshuagibson2520]

Being a "Joshua" I was told about the song and the walls of Jherico numerous times as an 80s kid by my elders. This video took me back there for a second.

[@kevinross8038]

Jesus was also a Joshua. Yoshua right. Or at least that’s the closest transliteration I can come up with.

[@riflemanm16a2]

Last year, I bought a surplus Jericho sans rail and a modern Jericho F9 (full size) with (avec? lol) rail. The surplus one is single action only and in really rough shape, but the grip feels better, the slide is easier to grasp because it's more square at the rear, and the safety's click is much more positive. In fact, it's one of the most comfortable pistols I've ever held. The new one's grip doesn't look different, but it doesn't feel the same for some reason (even if I swap grips). The trigger is great in both pistols, but it's exceptional in the surplus one (probably because it's been shot a bunch over 30 years). IWI recently started making Jerichos (or at least the frames) in Vietnam instead of Israel (that's what the Z1 in the frame means supposedly), and even more recently started making the slide in two pieces and making the barrels with traditional rifling with a black finish (instead of chrome with polygonal rifling). I had to hunt a fair bit to find one that still had the one piece slide and chrome barrel. On Reddit, there have been two reports of the two piece slides cracking, so that's something to watch out for. Mine has the same finish issue in some spots although not nearly to the same extent. There's also a spot on the slide where the finish appears to have bunched up and appears thicker. Other than that, it's ones of the coolest looking pistols in my opinion. One other nitpick is that the rail slots are slightly too small to be 1913 by about 0.5mm, so I have to use a universal rail adapter for lights even though the shape is clearly supposed to be 1913. One thing I really like is that the safety actually blocks the sear itself, not just the trigger or trigger bar, which makes it VERY safe (but also prevents manipulating the slide if the hammer is down), and the firing pin block drops down instead of being lifted up when the trigger is pulled which is why the trigger is slightly better than a CZ75B. I've also tried to figure out what purpose it serves for me. Great trigger, great grip, takes CZ75 mags, looks cool, heavy as heck with a light on it. Bedside gun and range toy are really the only practical uses for me, I think.

[@matthewstreeter8805]

So all the changes are just cost saving measures? Is this true of the Jericho enhanced also?

[@riflemanm16a2]

@@matthewstreeter8805 Yeah, they're probably just cost saving measures. I imagine that the IDF's switch to Glocks made IWI more reliant on the US market for these pistols. One sneaky thing is that the frames no longer say "Made in Israel" but just "IWI Israel" since production moved to Vietnam. And, yes, the changes to the slide and barrel apply to the Jericho Enhanced (i.e. Jericho II). I thought about buying one of those but didn't feel like hunting for the one piece slide and chrome barrel again.

[@matthewstreeter8805]

@@riflemanm16a2 dang, well I hate to hear that. My first ever semi auto pistol was a Jericho I bought back in the 2000’s when they were still being imported by magnum research. I love the thing, always thought I shot just a little better with it. Even over my CZ’s. I wanted to get a few more, in different sizes and what not to add to the collection, but probably won’t now. It is disappointing to hear about them cutting corners like this.

[@cowboypenguin]

​@matthewstreeter8805 unfortunately the "new," changes have driven up costs on used steel frame models that have the older trademark features. The polymer models have more reasonable prices if willing to purchase used.

[@newdefsys]

oui, avec = with

[@walther5027]

Thanks again! So glad you are back in business

[@cedarhoundtx262]

Thanks for being one of the few YT Channels to actually show the slide/barrel mods they have done to the design.

[@tonysims6858]

I always enjoy your reviews.

[@TheRobman139]

I have the full-size F9 version of this very same pistol; got it new about ten months ago as I write this. I carry mine OWB under my sport jacket for “sheepdog” duty at my synagogue, and otherwise it is a range gun. It’s a bit large and heavy for a general purpose EDC. I found that with the supplied IWI mags it works well enough with FMJs, but could be a little finicky with hollow points. I switched those out for Mec-Gar CZ75B mags and now it eats anything without complaint. Other than that the only change I made to mine was replacing the OEM sights with a set of Meprolight tritiums. With the Mec-Gar CZ75B mags it is the most reliable semiautomatic pistol I own. It is easy to shoot accurately and also very easy to maintain. I’m very happy with mine.

[@geraldkilgore3640]

I've had mine a little while now fun shooter. I did upgrade it with some lok grips . Improved the handling and looks for sure ! Great review as always !

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I might have to put some LOK grips on it! I'll bet it would really make a difference in the feel.

[@larrywilson5243]

Bought same pistol 7 years ago. No finishing issues on the gun l bought. No malfunctions while shooting the gun. I agree with your review Justin. Seems like faster you shoot it better it stays on target. Too heavy for CCW, use mine as home defense & range gun. Installed pair of LOK Jericho 941 / Baby Eagle Bogies / Gray & Black grips. Grips are on thin side which improved fit of gun in my medium/ large hands. No decocker kinda bummer but not deal breaker for me. I’m old style & like all metal pistols (1911’s) 941 Jericho is keeper in my Opinion. Hope this helps someone!

[@DXGypsy]

I have the 941 FS in .40 s&w and it's my favorite. In fact, I stopped buying handguns after I got it because nothing else felt better in my hands. It's insanely accurate and the weight reduces muzzle flip. In five years I've never once had a FTE or any other kind of misfire, even with cheapie steel target rounds. The trigger is beautiful with 10 lb and a crisp 4lb pull respectively. It's very heavy in weight but I still use it as my concealed EDC because I really don't find myself wanting to carry anything else. To me, the Hebrew Hammer is perfect.

[@davidbayne2845]

Thanks for another fine video. I have had one for three years; work on the springs gave better trigger pull weights with reliable operation. It is a sleeper gun that I call an “Industrial Strength CZ Shadow”. When you run out of ammunition it makes a great club!

[@robkoons1891]

Seems like I am always attracted to the pistols thar can be used as a club if you run out of ammo. I still own and shoot a ruger p85. A true club if out of ammo. And with the p85 you don't need to worry about damaging it because the thing just keeps going and going and going. One of the softest shooting pistols I own.

[@BBDragon66]

I had been looking at these, but never "pulled the trigger" on the purchase. I think there are several others I would buy before this one.

[@jamr3116]

Once you whittle down your list some more definitely look at 1. I have a midsize and it's great. Shoots anything I put in it. All steel so it soaks up recoil. Overall a great gun. Plus everyone I let shoot it loves it. Only thing out the box I'd change is the sights, with the Dawson Precision ones. It's a tac driver.

[@russellleavitt4449]

Justin it's great to see you again. Great review and thanks for sharing this with us

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thanks much! Hope to keep new stuff coming as best I can!

[@DrRichMahogany]

I have an old one. They are pretty solid gun and it’s from when they used to be called IMI.

[@BobX65]

Yes thank you for this review. I have seen other reviews of this gun and it is on my list to get!

[@kevinnugent223]

Nice looking pistol, thanks for the review 👍

[@RunsOnRage]

I've have multiple versions of this pistol. The 941RS single piece slide, made into a decock only, is my favorite.

[@tommontelbano2913]

I have the full size as it is a range gun. As I have arthritis I needed a heavy 9mm. Unlike your example, mine has a perfect finish. With large hands, I installed Hogue rubber grips which gives me a better grip and is easy on hand. Enjoy your reviews.

[@Scott079]

Love my Jericho, I actually have the midsize with the safety de Cocker on the slide like the old style Jericho.. I love the weight of the gun it’s built like a tank and honestly I own a bunch of CZ’s and the trigger I got on my Jericho out of the box was better than any of my CZ’s , that little bump on the back of the grip reminds me a lot of the Beretta 92’s

[@mobilegamersunite]

Get them while you can. I just picked up one of the last ones

[@cowboypenguin]

Loved the Jericho line but IWI really screwed the pooch with the barrel & slide changes. Still costs the same as before despite significant changes to "ease manufacturing."

[@jeromeparker9654]

I carry the Jericho 941RS on my hip and I ❤ it. Easy to conceal if you don't tuck in your shirt. It's about the size of a glock 19. The 1791 large frame leather holster keeps it close to me nice and snug.

[@jamesdelong6401]

I've notice that there seems like a trend going on, on this barrel/slide design. Very cool. Like your last review on rock island 5.0E I think it was. That barrel/slide was pretty cool. I'm waiting for my local gun shop to offer one on their rent to shoot list

[@shl4449]

The Jericho uses a Browning tilting barrel like the CZ 75.

[@ruststar]

Crazy huh, since it a copy of the CZ75

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thanks - if I mis-stated the design.

[@LIONTAMER3D]

​@@ruststarit's almost just exactly quite like a cz75

[@OldGrayCzechWolf]

Just another CZ 75 clone. BTW, they are available with a decocker too, but I prefer the safety.

[@xx8836]

Ya think? Well done Inspector.

[@scottsmith4710]

Justin, you hit it out of the ballpark again with this video buddy. It looks like a great pistol.👍

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thanks 👍

[@The1jonnyz]

I almost bought one but found out the frames are cast in Vietnam and the 2 piece slide that IWI snuck in. I bought a Bul Armory full size Baby Eagle for the same price. No hump at the bottom of the grip, one piece slide, and stainless barrel. I love it! Love your videos too!

[@theoduce1695]

I question this Vietnam assertion. Please show your references and I also question your "cast" assertion. I have three IWI pistols and they all are "not cast." and are marked made in Israel. They where made in the 90's when it was illegal to import from Vietnam. Also "Baby Eagle is made by Magnum Research not Bul Armory.

[@Barry_Garza]

@@theoduce1695 This is not a review of the historical Jericho 941, this is about the currently offering being imported by IWI USA. Your 90s pistols are not suspect of being made in Vietnam. These current IWI USA imported Jerichos are likely being made in Vietnam because the inside dust cover of the frame is stamped with Z1, which is the factory stamp of Factory Z111, a Vietnamese government arms manufacturer. Parts being finally assembled in Israel may be what is allowing current (read for reiteration: not ones made 3 decades ago) being stamped with Made in Israel. Prior to this recent product change, IWI had been utilizing Italian made Tanfoglio frames with similar frame markings designating not Z1 but IT TF. Also, of Magnum Research's current handgun lineup, the BFR and Desert Eagle are the only lines they manufacture, which they do in the USA. Their other lines, the 1911 and the current Baby Eagle III are made in Israel by Bul Armory, and imported by Magnum Research to the USA. Bul Armory had also begun to import different 1911 and double stack 1911s under their own brand, but they both manufacture items for MR to import and import other lines. I emphasized "current" because this assertation is related to products in the company's current lineup - not older products irrelevant to the conversation.

[@The1jonnyz]

@@theoduce1695 my Baby Eagle is stamped Desert Eagle, although it is a Baby Eagle. It is also stamped Bul Ltd, which is Bul Armory. It is imported by Magnum Research. As far as 90's Jericho's... They were great guns. IWI, in the last year or two, started to make there guns more cheaply by outsourcing the frames, yes to Vietnam. Do a search on the Z stamped frames. Justin Opinion's clearly showed it is stamped with a Z inside the frame. Also the barrel is no longer stainless silver but black nitride I believe. And the notorious 2 piece slide that IWI snuck in. Look in the instruction manual and it doesn't even show a 2 piece. I was going to buy one last year so maybe they have changed the manual to reflect it

[@jamr3116]

I own a 2 peice slide version and it's run beautifully. I have heard about the midsize model the lower slide peice breaking though.

[@jamesmaysflyingwashingmach7459]

Yeah, I think there's a reason they're so cheap.

[@williamrabon9237]

I have one the fs9 but with the CrMoV barrel and I love it. The only issue I have is when I take it out with the shadow 2 and shadow 2 compact, I'm not as impressed with the accuracy. But after all it is a combat style pistol. It was my first pistol and would never get rid of it.

[@juliojames5986]

Accurate pistol. Great shooting ! CZ is a great platform….I have a 1991 manufactured 75…a great pistol. A model with the de cocker may be in the future. Thanks 👍🏻🤠

[@davidforsberg5675]

❤ my Jerichos all have upgrade LOK grips. Full size 4.4 was bought in 98. I did find a 3.8 with older poly barrel and side but its new pistol and could be part of the last of the old on new frames. My latest is a current midside with new barrel and 2 piece side. So far it performs as good as my other 2. I do carry the midsize as my ccw IWB. Forgot to add I do CZ but do perfer Jericho grips as it fit me slightly better.

[@UserQuinnMethod]

Owned 2 of these. One of the best guns I've ever owned.

[@OldGrayCzechWolf]

I just happen to own one of these. They are available with decocker or safety, your choice. Also, the tilting barrel using a Browning cam design has a polygonal bore. There are polymer framed versions available too. Just fyi.

[@cowboypenguin]

Decocker version discontinued by IWI, all post '22 Jericho's have land & groove nitrided barrels with the removable slide piece unfortunately.

[@OldGrayCzechWolf]

@@cowboypenguin Guess I got one of the older ones. Bought it likely 7 years ago, have not visited a gun shop or range since due to medical issues. Glad I got what I did when I did.

[@MrSnakobe]

I bought a surplus polymer that looked like it had been thrown across the street in Israel, however the Jericho really is a pleasure to shoot and never a malfunction of any kind for years. keep in mind this surplus model was manufactured before 2004 when the company was IMI. I bought the steel IWI FSL with the obnoxious QR code engraved that you feature, and even relaced the spring. It is a pleasure to shoot as well but I get stove pipes from time to time, and a jumping follow up shot that feels unsafe. It mainly sits as a cowboy bebop relic, and I do not carry it. I would like to blame myself for limp wrist, but I do not think that is the case, just an item i never felt totally comfortable with.

[@SparksMakesFire]

Thanks for the video! I have the polymer framed version of the Jericho 941. My only complaint on mine is that the grip is a little slick. I will fix that issue with a stipple job at some point if I don't trade it for a steal framed version. You mentioned that it doesn't have a decocker. I'm wondering if that doesn't have to do with the IDF's manual of arms. They carry it with an empty chamber until needed. Also, the 941 in the name is a combination of the calibers that it came in. Originally, they came in not only the 9mm, but also in a .41 caliber.

[@Commonwealth_Prepper]

The guns primary purposes: Cowboy Bebop Combat Competition Looking sexy

[@chokeout412]

Great video and review. Thank you.

[@robertcarr2439]

Its so very good to see you, where have you been?

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thanks!! I've had lots of challenges, changes, and distractions... trying to re-focus on getting good content out. Wish me luck!!

[@agiolito]

Great review! Hope you can do a review on the Tanfoglio Force 99 which is also a CZ 75 inspired gun.

[@troyspurling1910]

Cool gun Justin. I own a Baby Eagle in 40 cal. Not exactly the same, but close. I would pick up a 941 if the chance came around. It would just be a cast member in the collection.

[@Lakanen263]

I have zero interest in this particular one but I like your videos so I will watch it. Thanks

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I appreciate that!

[@danielleboeuf8219]

I've been looking at this gun for a while,. I like IWI's products, but all the models I've looked at in the 941 line also lack the decocker, which is a hard pass for me. Besides, I agree with your assessment of its uses and I have all the home defense and range toy guns I need. Great video, thanks for the information.

[@hackdaplanethobbes]

You haven’t looked hard enough you can find the decocker models out there.

[@masterk5066]

You can find them on gunbroker. Or I’m guessing you don’t want to buy used? If not, the safety version is a bit nerving this trigger is like 4pounds probably less than that I admit but it’s very safe. NEW you probably only gonna find the safety version, but a lot the decocker versions pop up on gun broker

[@markfarris2630]

The Jericho is really easy to upgrade as it takes mostly Tanfo parts and some CZ where both platforms cross over.

[@amariner5]

What about magazine interchangeability?

[@tacklengrapple6891]

@@amariner5you can use Mec-Gar CZ75 mags with it just fine. I use both the 17rd and 19rd extended mags on my Jericho.

[@markfarris2630]

It takes all mags other then Tanfo large frame mags. Even 40S&W mags feed 9mm ok.@@amariner5

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

I have two Jericho 941s and three CZ 75s. I carry mine in the half cock position. This is my favorite carry gun of choice. I put it in that position by putting my thumb in between the frame and hammer and dropping the hammer in the half cock position. The IWI magazines and the CZ 75 factory magazines are interchangeable between both pistols and they are both 16 round mags.

[@Scott079]

Mac-gar makes both of their mags

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

@@Scott079yeah, true. The Jericho is a clone of the CZ-75.

[@amariner5]

YOU and Scott answered my question. THANKS

[@getbig2000]

Have it, love it. Living in MD, can only have 10 round mags.

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

The Jerico? Now I must immediately go and watch Cowboy Bebop again.... See You Space Cowboy.

[@jm6696]

I so want one of these, but local shops just don't seem to get them...

[@hackdaplanethobbes]

I don’t understand why everyone in the comments can’t find a decocker version Jericho they are out there, use your digits and search the internet.

[@jay-vd6rt]

Great video the Jericho is a solid piece for sure but the new ones just aren’t as good quality as the old ones . For that reason I went with the cz75 compact which is basically the same thing couple ounces lighter .

[@TheMadelineClark]

Gone is the polygonal barrel and the frame is not the same either. I know as I had a Baby Eagle and own the prior version of the Jericho.

[@BaddFrogg777]

Excellent thorough and fun review on an "Icon" of a handgun. The JERICHO 941 is available in steel and polymer variant's. The Steel variant must be prior years to the {2020 and on versions} as the barrels are Button Rifled and Nitrided. The prior years are Chrome Moly barrels and with a Polygonal bore. The 2020 & on versions have a small piece that works with the guide rod. Reports indicate that this small part to fail and break. At around the 2,000 round mark. Indicating a weak point in design. And the part being the weakest link. As this military design of the CZ 75 has proven itself with the military and the police worldwide for several decades. There is also a JERICHO "Newer" Polymer Enhanced, USA variant. A.K.A. called JERICHO II in Israel. Full size, Compact, and Semi Compact variants. Decisions..... Peace

[@buncha5651]

Excellent review. 😊😊I have tried the longer barrel version, but I prefer the original CZ pistols.

[@jordielees7808]

Nice presentation. Always enjoy them.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thank you very much!

[@alexanderstopp4713]

I have the 5 inch version. Accuracy is superb!

[@skrunklyfops]

The 941R has the decocker built into the slide. I have the model with the full length barrel and I'm very pleased with it. I decided to buy it because it was well-liked in reviews and is known for its size, which sounded great since I have big hands. Being very tall and thin, I'm actually able to conceal carry it with no issues, which I am very happy about. P.S. Hogue makes some awesome looking and high quality grips for them, both rubber and wood. Would recommend to anyone looking for a solid combat/home defense handgun.

[@robkoons1891]

Amazing gun on my wish list but I would really love if a quality company like this would make a 45acp version or at least a 10mm version. Still a great firearm

[@johnelder7449]

I would be interested in your opinion of whether the Jericho is as good as a CZ pdr compact or the CZ P01. Seem similar although the all steel Cz COMPACT MIGHT BE A MORE FAIR COMPARISON. Had to work to make comment . Just had a software update and took 15 minutes to get phone to allow comment. I think I would like the lighter carry quality of the CZ PO1 better

[@labby2]

Excellent video, as always. The fact that this pistol does not have a decocker is a big turn off for me.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Thanks much!

[@rod675]

I saw another reviewer liking this pistol but having accuracy issues..But you are shooting pretty straight with it? 👍🏻

[@rod675]

...but that might have been the original 'larger' Jericho?

[@02xtera]

I have this in steel frame, it's one of the cheaper models I bought, but one of my favorites. I did however change the side panel grips, and put a "less curved" trigger on it. I don't like those extreme curled triggers on any hand gun. No de-cocker is not a big deal to me. Model 941 F9 = 4.4 " barrel instead of the 3.8" in the 941 FS9.

[@kinoslay]

"You're gonna carry that weight."

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

...a long time!

[@davidhinricksen9873]

I would purchase an enhanced Jericho, specifically one with polygonal rifling. They have the one piece slide, plastic frame which is ok, but as far as everything else is concerned they are the best that these guys still produce in the once fabled baby eagle/ Jericho line

[@somedayzo6]

I like the pistol support rack. Where is it from?

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

LOK Grips - and available in several colors. I love it. Hint: use my affiliate code JUSTIN10 and you'll get 10% off!

[@AMTruckin]

Great gun , one of the first of so-called the wonder 9s

[@ericbergfield6451]

It's a good looking firearm

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I think so too - but they need some QC at the factory.

[@MarkD.-wb3yg]

She’s a heavy girl, would never carry, but take her to the range. Takes patience to figure out the sight picture. Shoots lower than you aim out of the factory, I really find I need to cover the target. Most intriguing is that it can knock the steel target down with successive strikes. I always speculated that I get more velocity out of the long 9mm barrel than other comparable pistols. Recently heard or read someone attribute it to the octagonal barrel. I think there’s something about it that is true. Nice gun, I like it despite the sights not being great as set by the factory.

[@markhawkins465]

Actually the sights are fine from the factory. If you read the manual they tell you to cover your target with the front sight, otherwise you will shoot low. By the way, I own and shoot a Jericho 941 F9 full size all steel, it is my EDC gun.

[@kenjukoff582]

The 941 RS has a decocker/safety located on the slide.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Wish they had kept it on the short model.

[@weekendwarrior5303]

@@JustinOpinionChannel They are out there! The 'F' indicates Frame safety and 'R' indicates Slide decocker/safety. 'F' and 'R' are full size 'FS' and 'RS' are Semi-compact 'FB' and 'RB' are Compact (I think discontinued, but can be found imported as surplus) The Jericho is one of my favorite pistols. I have a couple of the older IMI's without the rail. I saw you talking about Lok grips. They are ever so slightly thinner and very grippy. Worth the money. Great video!

[@duanchamp1988]

If you slam new mag in hard enough it will engage slide forward without having to use slide lock lever.

[@theccwdad]

The original Jericho in 40 is my favorite gun I've ever shot. Absolutely felt like a weapon built for Rambo or perhaps the t-800 Terminator

[@tacklengrapple6891]

I love Jericho’s, and own the full size, railed 941F with the polygonal rifled stainless barrel and one piece slide design for my home defense pistol. I also have a few of the older, compact ‘Baby’ Jericho’s, the 941 FB and RB which I actually carry regularly. Those are my absolute favorites in my handgun collection. However, I really don’t like a lot of the decisions IWI has made with the Jericho over the past few years, both from a design, manufacturing and marketing standpoint. It’s like they don’t show their flagship pistol the respect it deserves, and they never seem to understand how to market it to the American consumer. They’ve been trying to push these janky polymer versions of it for years that go nowhere, they import this goofy ‘semi-compact’ Jericho size (short barrel with full grip frame) that makes no sense in an American market, they stop offering the classic rail-less version years ago, they have the frames made in their Vietnam factory, they switch from the stainless barrels to conventionally rifled barrels, go to this ridiculous two piece slide design to save a few pennies, and make seemingly no attempt at any effective product placement of the Jericho in movies and games. Hell, if the Japanese hadn’t made “Cowboy Beebop” over twenty years ago, over half the guys who’ve bought Jericho’s in the past several years would never have never heard of it! The Jericho 941 is a really good shooting, fantastic looking pistol, and if IWI only took some time to manufacture and market it in a way that showed respect for it’s history, and with an eye towards US consumers who appreciate it’s qualities, the pistol could be so much more.

[@weezem]

There has always been a FS, 'Semi Compact,' version of the Jericho. The difference is the new ones have 3.8" barrels compared to the 3.5" barrels of the old ones. Outside of the rail on the bottom. Just an FB with a full size grip.

[@Deltadan75]

Something I find interesting about this pistol is that it’s designed as a single action with a second strike capability. In the Israeli method of carry, which is to carry with an empty chamber. Meaning you have to charge the pistol when you draw giving you the nice single action. If I were to carry this pistol with a round in the chamber I’d treat it like a 1911. Round in the chamber weapon on safe

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Yep - restrike capability is always nice. But that whole 'carry with an empty chamber' thing is stupid, in my never so humble opinion. Like waiting until just before the crash to put on your seatbelt.

[@thompsonjerry3412]

Looks like a Hi Power action ,which of course is a Browning action

[@ishakzakaria3923]

I’ve just got mine 2 months ago and I shoot better accuracy with this gun. I love heavy guns.

[@44hawk28]

Where did you get the idea that the barrel on the Jericho does not tilt? 40 Smith with some pretty hot loads, or you are very softly holding that firearm coming get a better grip on that firearm. There should be an almost imperceptible feeling of recoil considering the weight of that firearm. The problem with a standard decocking lever is that when you put your left hand on top of it, provided your right handed, index finger and thumb will go to the back of the slide, and if you hit that decocking lever you disable the pistol should not be used on a firearm that you use to defend yourself, or for police officers. It was designed by Carl Walker in 1929 for the specific reason the firearm. And then you push it back off

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

My error on the barrel design. It does indeed tilt, though to a small degree compared to many.

[@bluesoverlord]

You can turn it into a decocker if you AIWB with safety off.

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I knew somebody would go there!

[@peterquinn2997]

😂

[@JR15A2]

The modern-day horns of Jericho.

[@bbazzracing]

Whats the deal with the ducks at the beginning of the video? 🤔

[@emmausroadjourneyman3530]

Strange that they don't make a decocker model... It's the main advantage of a DA/SA platform in my opinion.

[@davidbayne2845]

They now make a slide mounted de-cocker only version.

[@georgeaura]

Its definitely a really nice gun and I'm good without the safe hammer drop.

[@rurouniad]

Time for a glass of wine and a show.

[@plantguy100]

As I accept I'm a mediocre shooter, I've not questioned the notion that all guns are more accurate than me. And then I shot the Sig P320 X-five Legion. Suddenly I was considerably less bad. Now I want to know exactly why I'm so much more accurate with that gun, though I'm also more accurate on average with any Sig gun than others. I'm partial to metal guns and the Jericho has long been on my list, but I don't like buying anything without at least handling one first. Of course shooting one first is much better. Getting back to the Sig p320, no doubt the gun weight, the Dawson Sights, the 5" barrel and the ported weight balance slide all contribute to the relative ease of shooting the gun. Maybe comparing defensive pistols to one leaning more towards a competition pistol is inherently unfair? Looks to me like you shot the Jericho well. Is it among your 5 most accurate?

[@tyler1768]

Think the idea is to carry it cocked and locked like you would 1911, but have a double strike capability unlike other double action firearms with decocker like Beretta 92

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Agree - but it weighs as much as a boat anchor, so I just don't see it as a serious carry option.

[@EdwinDavidson-z2s]

What caliber

[@sylvesterholmes2505]

I have the one with the controls on the slide which is a safety / decocker Love it I wonder if that particular slide can be mailed for an optic anyone know let me know

[@squib3083]

Cool. If IWI offered it with a decocker and longer barrel I’d be all over it.

[@hinahanta]

I carry mine everywhere

[@maciejfidos4014]

To niezwykle celny pistolet, jest niezawodny.

[@anthonycanterbury5813]

I want one so bad!

[@lehisilver1191]

Looks like the Beretta Storm I'm not impressed with this pistol aesthetically or anything.. it seemed to be accurate

[@newdefsys]

Not the most awesome handgun ever, but you certainly wouldn't be under-gunned or outgunned if you chose it, and the cool factor is definitely turned up to 11.

[@Joefrom_DirtyNJ]

See you Space Cowboy

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

Ah, a fellow man of culture. We miss you Spike.

[@Tom-cp6yj]

1. Weighs a ton.. 2. sa/da with no decocker that'll take an unnecessary time to learn.. 3. Lack of aftermarket accessories.. 4. A large beavertail that'll jab you in the appendix.. What's not to like??

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

Plus Cowboy Bebop. Rest in peace Spike...

[@davidbayne2845]

Put a light on it and use it for home defense since it is so accurate and makes a great club.

[@tedwood3982]

Needs a skeletonized hammer for safer decocking

[@philliplatham4256]

👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸💯💯🔫🔫☕️☕️

[@joetamaccio9475]

Another. 9. Boring. But your evaluation Wes super

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

I appreciate that

[@claponclapoff6]

IMI Baby Desert Eagle

[@chrispickett3092]

Find an IMI/IWI SP21 Barak. Ugliest girl at the dance, but with the dual captive recoil rods like a desert eagle, she can dance better than the pretty girls.

[@epps1217]

CZ's are shooters

[@jrshort138]

Looks like weak brass ejection….

[@thejoyofthelordismystrengt8325]

Looks like you have your own range, did you move out of the socialist state of Delaware? Sussex County here…..

[@JustinOpinionChannel]

Not yet... but I hope to someday! I live in Kent but the range is in Sussex.

[@BirdDog-50]

No decocker, no buy.

[@ericbeech2652]

It has a very sketchy trigger decocker.

[@paulman1970]

Israel ✡👍