Right? This is awesome 😎

I love my Laugo Alien, and it is one of my favorite handguns in my collection.

Just clicked in, I'm so excited for this video

It's nice to see the Jericho get some more attention.

I thought the same thing.

Beats being the Gangster of Love...

Is that a Cowboy Bebop reference?

​@@easyfiveOsinkI suppose that depends on who might call Paul "Maurice."

​@@easyfiveOsink Yeah, Spike carried a Jericho 941.

​@@andrewamann2821 He's not a smoker, but he is a bit of a joker.

At one point Paul felt he needed to demonstrate his credentials and dumped a whole damn box worth of shooting competition medals on the table. I think Paul just likes to keep himself humble and not rest on his laurels. I think it's fair to put him in the 95th percentile of shooters (that is, in the top 5% by ability).

@@rdrrr Not only a box of medals but stacks of plaques and upright trophies, the gold cup kind, if you've seen what he says is "most" of the collection. Still he is average compared to people who can shoot out the entirety of the ace from an Ace of Spades ♤

I’m most jealous of the way he handles a pump shotgun.

@@Hjerte_Verke At the shooting gallery back in ye olden days I could do a fair job of that with the automatic bb air guns they had.... I would STILL not rate myself within hollerin' distance of Mr. Harrell... maybe that is a different scale. :) CHEERS.

Yup....an average shooter he's not 😂 .... Mr Harrell is an exceptional shooter.

I recommend it as the side arm for Space Force!

I do like that drill of one shot and transitioning to another target. Back and forth, raising and lowering the sights to find the target.

Well said.

Gaaay😂

This is one of the first resources I put in front of new shooters. He's got a real gift for making the material accessible without talking down to the audience.

​@@MichaelJenkins910 I agree...Paul is a wealth of knowledge and experience and it's with that, that I use his videos to educate my New Shooter Friends as Paul is far better at articulating the nuances of "The Gun" than I ever could.

Word.

I agree. I like his style and his realism. He is the epitome of the Quiet Professional

His video on pump shotguns was instrumental in making me a better shooter with the pump shotgun.

You too can be an average shooter like Paul, if you put in the time. . . . .

@@Hjerte_Verke time being a lifetime, will have to check the schedule if I can fit that in

You guys are so cringy🤦‍♂️

@@Sean--lots of competition shooters dry fire daily. You don’t need to go to the range to dry fire

Diminishing returns. I once heard from a well-off guy who owned around eight high end pistols that the CZ shadow 2 was unbeatable in it's price tag and would leave little to be desired in performance against any other pistol. It was way before laugo, so I'm not comparing the two directly. Still, once you achieve what the Shadow 2 does, you need to start pouring a lot of money to get more performance. CZ has done it best to offer price-performance in the shadows, even getting to the point of designing a gun without a firing pin block. But that's so life. Up to a point, if we eschew high-end sport performance and focus only in mundane real life drills, a Taurus TS9 with no other modification than a polished firing pin, would do everything a Shadow 2 does, but weighting less, being less difficult to conceal and with the advantage of being drop safe. Unfortunately, due to a license deal, Taurus doesn't sell that pistol in North America, but that's a gun they could offer in the price range of a glock generation 5...

Most "really expensive guns" probably would not make any difference to the lower 90% - 95% of shooters as you point out. Convincing folks that spending that extra money on practice ammo and range time is a real hard pull. LOTS easier convincing Joe-Blo (and myself) that THIS HYEAR THINGY CAN MAKE YOU A WIZ BANG SHOOTER! Especially if it is cerakoted or tacti-cool or has nifty blinkin'-lites or the name "Dan Wesson" or "Ed Brown" on it. :) CHEERS!

The Alien cost $4,000, the Glock costs $400. Accuracy the same. Even better that the Glock wasn’t even broken in. I’m a CZ guy but love my G19.

@@kagyu1 Then you should be pretty pleased to see the Jericho perform as well as it did.

i dont like how the alien comes apart, i prefer a cz shadow 2 instead

I remember you. I was very impressed with the Jericho.

Tf a girl obsessed with the luftwaffe??

I get the alien=space thing what's the cowboy? Just curious thanks

@@airgunfun4248ask Maurice. Woo-hoo 🎶🎵

@@alexander1902 I don't get it. I know the song but no connection

@@airgunfun4248 Paul is just a cowboy since he’s a badass to us.

@@airgunfun4248 I don't know why they are dodging your question, kind of obnoxious. The Jericho 941 is the handgun of choice for Spike Spiegel the main character in Cowboy Bebop. Very cool show and firearm.

@dylancounte1448 Your comment is what I was talking about. You want a fight. Well, go find one. I don't need it.

My first pistol was the previous generation of the Jericho, before the slide cuts on the front made it ugly, and I love the thing. After awhile I picked up the Masada and it's been pretty damn solid as well. Just reliable guns with great ergonomics.

I’ve got three of their guns. All in all, they are a great buy for the money.

Really interested in the new Masada slim. Looks like a good one.

I have the 941 polymer version we call it the baby desert eagle here, and it is by far my worst shooting pistol, at 25m I can barely keep 10 rounds on a issf rapidfire target. I love its form, function and reliability but shooting it depresses me, not sure if its just me or the gun but I just can't get it to perform close to my other pistols perhaps polymers just aren't for me. .

Had 9 941FS over 30yrs. Still have 5 of them. Have on one over 120k rounds on it. Combined with other gripp panels, they fit like a glove and Istill like the a lot. Allof my ones had tight tolerances and where fairly accurate. The poliygon barrel was picky to some sort of bullets and weights, not in function, just in accuracy. But If I was using it, I did could check what I wanted to use, so I took the best for her guts. Still love them.

This thing might be outstanding with red dots though mitigated recoil and a stable dot, that might shave of even more time. Edit* I hope of a price point under 2000 though and i am concerned of the gas system beeing very maintanance intensive.

Add a Hi-Power trigger job from MK3 firearms and it is a dream.

The Jericho 941 definitely has a better trigger than the CZ's. Dunno about the rest of the construction though.

considering the Jerichos are forged and CZ-75s are cast I’d say the Jericho wins on durbility over all unfortunately it weights a metric fuck ton….still my favorite pistol that I daily carry

You're welcome!

I was VERY impressed with the Jericho.

​@@PaulHarrell well I think the owner would be OK with you doing a stand alone video

@@PaulHarrell I bought my Jericho 941 at a gun show where I was able to handle it right beside the Beretta 92FS. Both had great fit to my hands and both actions seemed to be very smooth. The 92FS was $200 more, so being a little frugal, I went for the 941. Interested in what ammo was used for this demonstration? Was it plain range practice ball ammo or some type of defense rounds?

@@roll-aid6655 The ammo used in this demo was Remington G/W box 9X19 115 gr. FMJ

@@PaulHarrell Thank you! I use the Winchester counterpart -- red & white 9x19 115 gr FMJ.

Same with my P95. My first 9mm and as of now, my favorite 9mm. And yes, I have others.... 😁😁

Im bad at maths

@@victorpapillon1487 the maths are hard

Yea..the 92 is the open top convertible of high speed no drag short throw recoil Perfection

@Thawne1338 Just another way to think about how they performed.

Bearing in mind Paul's wealth of experience with the Beretta, this shows that the Alien's design conveys a significant (in the statistical, not idiomatic sense) improvement in hit probability.

Wait I thought the “941” was midsized? Has my life been a lie this entire time😂 or is the difference that steel model?

@Mana razor well it's complicated. The Jericho as we know it has gone by several different brand names and designations in the past. For example it used to be known as the Baby Eagle. Even here we see Paul is using an R model which they don't make anymore. From IWI's website there are 2 models of Jericho 941 in current production, both all steel. The F9 and the FS9. The F9 is considered full sized and the FS9 midsized. The only difference between them is barrel/slide length with the F9 having 4.4in and the FS9 having 3.8in. The .45 caliber model and both of the polymer framed models are listed as discontinued with the latter being replaced by the newer Jericho Enhanced (as opposed to 941) models. Interestingly the reason it's dubbed 941 is because it was originally designed to be interchangeable between 9mm and the more potent .41AE. That's also why the all steel models are on the heavy side for a 9mm. Since .41AE lost out to .40S&W much like HDDVD did to BluRay its been doomed to obscurity thus IWI no longer makes the conversion kits for it. At least we get to have a nice all steel 9mm in the end.

The price went down. Some of them were in the 7000 dollar range when they were new.

@@thisagame5847 That's absolutely ridiculous... I just paid less than 1/10th of that for a 10mm M&P2. Yeah, it may be a lesser gun, but this "alien" pistol can't be 10 times better. I'd rather buy an FN SCAR 17 for that price.

Type the same thing into KZfaq and you'll find videos on the 941. MAC has the coolest the 41AE thr 40 that was too soon

@@45.Slanging Will definitely check that out. MAC makes really good videos too, hard to watch them all!

I have 941F it is really good gun, trigger is bit stiff for my taste, but I love that thing. I wonder what version is 941R?

I just got back from the range with mine (2000+ rounds through it total). My personal favorite pistol. Fantastic CZ75 clone with good weight to make the experience very pleasant. not a carry gun, but stupid fun and reliable.

*buh dum tss* Another Space Cowboy fan? It's on my list of firearms I'd like to won for sure.

I have a Baby Eagle in .45. I love it, but it's a bit bulky for concealed carry, even on my frame. 10+1 rounds of .45 isn't bad. Baby Eagle and Jericho, are basically the same gun re-branded. The Baby Eagle is put out by Magnum Research and Jericho is made by Israel Military Industries or IMI, which itsself got rebranded to Israel Weapon Industries (IWI). Both manufactured by IWI (IMI).

​@@sssummmak I believe the 941R has the slide-mounted safety.

He can have a bunch of handguns on him, fo sho.!

@@user-im9ov9ud7m he's like a Vegas magician, but instead of pulling bunnies out, he has about six or seven different guns in those big pockets!

Good to see ya still hanging in there here, @@Kratos_God_of_50_BMG .!!