Another excellent and interesting gun video. Thanks!

I own a 422 6" barrel wood grips with adjustable rear site. I find it enjoyable to shoot. When i used it to qualify for my CPL the range officer asked to shoot it when we were done. He tried to buy it from me after he shot it.

The only thing internally i changed was the guide rod under a extreme condition the plastic guide rod will start to melt so i replaced with a stainless guide rod

I dont like the gen5 took away finger grooves and put serrations on the end of the slide and that looks like shit

Reliable accurate and easy to break down and clean. What more could you ask for

Ive got the g26 gen 3 and a g21 gen 4 i absolutely love them ive owned 3 different g21 and 2 g26 so i just keep coming back now im just gonna stick with it

All glocks are straight up workhorses i dont get why people dont like glock but they will go and buy something thats basically a copy of a glock 😮

Puedo disparar con mi 9x18 mak. Pa-69 feg hungary balas de 9mm

I just picked up my first firearm yesterday, a glock 19 gen 3. In in southern California. For home defense I got the 9mm +P. Will this be OK or will it damage the g19?

I have seen them for around 130.00 for just the 3 inch barrel with one magazine in black or nickel finish . I have a nickel one/. I am buying a black hp22 a soon. I have owned mine for about 3 years its a great little pistol for the money. DONT BUY THE RANGE KIT....just buy the 3 inch one @ 130.00 dollars

They don't have a laser for the Taurus TX 22, first or second generation, or for the F&N 502 .22 🙁

Thanks just picked one up for 400lol. Think he wanted to "get sleepy"

I have an rg26. Good shooter, loads fine and I can hit pop cans at 40 feet. No safety problems encountered.

Just saw one in my local shop for $579, so tempted to go back in the morning to see if it's still there

I bought one of these used, but probably less than one box of ammo through it. When it arrived at the FFL, the guy who opened the box said that if this had been around when James Bond got going, this would have been his gun. I agree. I'm keeping this forever.

recently i was gifted one of these by my grandfather here in brazil, it used to belong to his own grandfather from what he told me, its in a more rough shape tho xD, but still works fine

Thank you so much! I spent four times as much time trying to disassemble clean and reassemble my pistol as I have shooting it. I’ve had it for years and you helped me fix it.

I got one for 300 bucks in 2001 one gun I’d never sale

Several years ago, I went to a gun show locally seeking a good .22LR handgun. after a brief tour of the tables, my choice came down to one of these for 400 bucks and a new in the box (old stock) Taurus revolver a near exact copy of the old .22-32 kit gun for 475 bucks. I settled on the revolver for a couple of reasons, first it was made of real steel, and second because of memories of my father strapping on his little .22 revolver a real Smith 22-32 kit gun to walk his trap lines on the Timber Creek near our farm. Dad's trap line added grocery money to our farm income in winter when money became scarce. I am disabled and it is rare that I get to the range, so to date I have yet to take the little revolver out to do some plinking, I am hoping to get out this summer and take my M1911A1 out to get a bit of exercise as well. Going to have to do that, one of these days....

Thanks for the review. Inherited this little jewel from my late parents. Going to re-blue it and keep in the safe. Thanks.

The tapered barrel was offered well in to the 1990’s. The bull barrel model from 1962-1977 was the 10-6.

Have some BC Perma Blue I plan on using on my late parent's old Colt 25. Thanks for the steps.

Great video and information I have one of the last made serial starting 666

This is NOT designed after any of the Beretta Cheetah models . It is a copy of the Beretta 70 which is also copied by the Mauser HSC. You also have the slide safety engaged which is why you're getting resistance on the trigger!

Thanks to your video, I upgraded to the Wolff springs and I'm much happier with this pis-tol. I appreciate you taking the time and sharing this info.👍

Okay, now I need to know where I can get a slide for mine. Any help is appreciated

I've been searching for this!! Thanks

I prefer a Gen 3 for overall functionality, but with a grip reduction, so that the grip is like a Gen 2 or Gen 5 - with no finger grooves. However, for full sized Glocks, like the 27 or 22, I like the finger grooves on the Gen 3. My favorite Glock of all, is my G23.3, which, as with all .40 cal Glocks, will easily convert to a 9mm or 357 Sig with a simple barrel swap. For the 9mm conversion, you do have to use 9mm Mags, but for 357 Sig, the 40 cal magazine works perfectly. I'm still amazed at how many ppl don't know about the ease of conversion of ALL 40 caliber Glocks. The title to this video is completely wrong. The true "workhorse" of the Glocks, are the 40 cal models, since they can quickly be converted and modified to fit damn near anyone's needs from a semi.

My edc is a S&W m10 4 inch loaded with fbi loads. It's a 10-5.

Do they make a +1 mag extension for it?

Just wanted to say thanks for the detailed video - probably the best on this particular suppressor, which I'm very interested in due to cost and weight. I was hoping you could provide a little more info on first round pop. I know that you said "minimal", but can you give more info? Is it noticeable? I didn't really notice FRP in your range testing segment, which was surprising to me. Finding data seems very subjective - some people saying it's noticeable while others saying its not but no real numbers to back it up either way.

The US M-4 base model is a utilitarian, low cost, Milspec rifle that works. DOD does not buy $1,500 rifles. S&W is a solid US manufacturer that makes a quality product with a good warranty. Just as good as US Military M-4's. Save your money, buy this or the Ruger. Forget "PSA's". I have the "carry handle" sight on mine. GREAT defensive rifle don't waste your money on high end stuff unless you are competing.

Stop catering to the left by calling it a "sporting rifle". It's a semi-automatic ASSAULT RIFLE, same as an M-4 except selector switch has only 2 positions. We have a right to have assault & battle rifles ESPECIALLY after the insurrection on Jan 6. I am a Libertarian and defend my country against all enemies foreign and DOMESTIC. Jan 6 was a coup attempt and some of us won't stand for that. I back the FBI, Military, Police and even Biden (voted 3rd party). Biden is at least stable and not a criminal! Kennedy2024

Old Smiths like this one are light years better than their newer models with the dreaded Hillary hole. The new ones are hot garbage.

Tenho um igual semi novo , não sei quando foi fabricado, é um excelente rifle

I’m looking for a stock butt end for mine any ideas appreciated

My laser wont turn on

I just need to Disassembly just enough for cleaning!😱😱😱

Just ordered one G3 for the collection. Not a Glock Fan Boy but the 19 is one of the most recognized handguns in the world.

I'm not a clay shooter, my shotguns are of the tactical variety, but I do appreciate this video for the info on a non-mainstream gun. Thanks for keeping up the good quality videos.

Great shotgun. I love anything 20 years old in like new condition.

Spanish pistols are criminally underrated. I am actively looking to expand my collection of these before people catch on. I have a few excellent examples, but there are so many more. Like Hungarian pistols...a very deep rabbit hole, indeed. Excellent review! Thank you for your work.

Mine likes Federal Punch very well.

I have one of these but I'm trying to get rid of it....thing is a POS...well mine is I guess and can't find parts for it anywhere or even information so I'm just done with it....that's what I get for buying a gun I've never even heard of

Another interesting gun video. I admire your buying negotiation skills.

the Astra's were indeed nice pistols. as were the LLama's and the Star's. this was a copy of the Walther, as you know with a few changes. this would be a nice carry gun.

Yet another perfect gun review! And here's some movie trivia about the Astra/Walther. In the classic movie "Taxi Driver" Robert De Niro's character buys guns from "Easy Andy" who seems to get all of his gun facts almost half right. He calls the pistol that's clearly an Astra Constable a "Walther .380". Then call the Smith & Wesson Escort pistol that only came in .22 caliber, I believe, a "Colt .25" . In my opinion that could be explained away by just knowing that illegal street gun salesman might get all of his facts mixed up or brag about brand names his customers might know. But then there's gun continuity issues with the movie as well because at the shooting range the Astra becomes a Walther and the S&W Escort becomes a Sterling pistol. You can watch the video on KZfaq by searching "taxi driver gun buy scene" And read about all the many handguns used in the film by searching on the Internet movie firearms database . org. "Travis Bickle (Robert De Niro) buys an Astra Constable for $150 from "Easy Andy", who not only mistakenly refers to it as a ".380 Walther", but also claims that "during World War II, they used this gun to replace the Walther P38 pistol. "

Nice example of the Beretta. I can remember when these were very inexpensive but today collectors interest is a big factor. It's the same with guns like my 2 Baby Brownings. Finding a new in box condition BB with the pouch many years ago was a 2-300 gun and now I could get 2-3X that for mine and at least 500 for the other in 95% condition.

Maybe you mentioned this and I missed it but I think in one of the James Bond books it's described as having its grips removed, I think theoretically to make it even thinner. You would think someone like James Bond could have some thin plexiglass or thin wood type grips made just to keep pocket fluff and martini stirrers from accidentally getting in there and causing malfunctions.

Thanks for this. My father died a while back and I ended up with one of these in great shape. It’s a 1975 production ( factory 11 ). All what you say is true and I’m proud to have it.