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SO WHY DO YOU STILL LIVE IN NEW JERSEY?

Beretta will always be sexier bar none.

Thanks. Just got mine today. Going to try them out in the morning. Should be my primary sights for awhile.

Just got my firearms license up here in Canada and this was my first gun! Love this thing so much, I put the Magpul stock on and replaced the shell follower with a custom one from strike industries. Also put a new trigger spring in that halfed the pull weight!

Gen3 Glocks don't say gen3 on them

Ruger and every major gun manufacturer does 9mm revolvers nowadays not too far fetched

Traditions and taylors and company make replicas. And if i never have to hear you say uberti or pieta again i will be content

As a range gun, most are going to shoot the Glock faster, obviously, but as a carry gun, give me the P250 all day.

Here's a wrench in the monkey works. I shoot by choice, Beretta firearms. 7 variants of the 92, 2 of the 96 (40 cal) and 1 of the PX Storm 4 in 45. love love love but in the 45 I prefer the Glock 21 hands down

Dude you don’t need to do gun reviews. You’ve got no idea what you’re doing or talking about.

Just picked one up here in 2024 at a discontinued clearance sale

The glock was more accurate. Tighter groups

Dude why tf do you seem so winded at times its creeping me out a little

I have both - I love both - but my GLOCK just feels better in my hands. Which leads to me shooting better (more consistent accuracy) with my GLOCK. I'm happy with both and I wouldn't get rid of either. If anything, I'd get the PX4 Carry (I have a full size) as an addition because I would prefer to have a safety on my carry gun - I still may get one.

Por mi lo comprará ahora mismo pero todavía no tengo recidencia ya aplique para la recidencia me dieron respuesta así de esa forma la puedo comprar tengo social ten go permiso de ty y tengo aidi

I think the .38 Special round is like 14/100 shorter than .357 magnum. It isnt much.

If you want to be “combat accurate” you need to zero that weapon again, properly.

Logaria, it's your presentation, try not to ask so many questions . . .

They are both perfect. Only difference is the size.

Lights go down. Night sights then will seem important.

You forgot a step. Step #5) burn your man card

It’s strange because the S&W 686 pro series SSR comes with chamfered cylinders and unique grips. The SSR and this essentially look identical with this one being the bigger brother of the two. The 2 extra rounds of additional capacity is a definite plus though you pay for it with the extra size and weight. I also find looking for a decent holster for this is difficult.

Yes, it is definitely one of the shotguns ever made?

It's easy to recognize the 9 mm (.380) magazine of the model 1934, even if it hasn't any markings, by the fact it wouldn't fit into the 7,65 model 1935.

Yup. The ammo price factor ruins it. .22, 9mm, maybe 223 for rifles, and generic birdshot is about it these days….

The Hogue is far superior, and I have it on my SP.

The trigger pull on the px4 was much longer than the Glock to me. I love single action so maybe that’s why I’m not a fan of the px4.(IMO)

Change the batteries in your smoke alarm.

Nice review. I have the performance center version with the 5” barrel and gold bead front sight. The cylinder is not chamfered but the trigger is quite nice. Its pull is the standard weight but it’s remarkably smooth and clearly polished in the factory. The single action is quite light with essentially no movement of the trigger to drop the hammer. The 5” barrel balances very well. My only complaint is that it does do more muzzle flip than any of my other N frame models especially when running full bore .357 magnum cartridges. I believe that the weight reduction of the unique milled barrel and underlug are the reason it snaps up more than I’d expect from a full size wheel gun. I guess this aspect will help me stay on top of my recoil management as I can get very relaxed with some other models that tend to run themselves in that department. I never use moon clips simply because they’re a huge pain in the butt to load and strip. I do use the speed beez speed loaders to pop another 8 freedom beans in real quick. I’m pleased overall with this model and welcome it into my extensive collection.

Your video is awful and you should familiarize yourself with handguns. You broke the gun. Stop crying and buy a Glock then. I can’t stand videos like this.

you got a great piece, although she may have been shot wet and put away dry

ah yes, the Cobain killer

There is nothing really historically correct about this model but most people started with one and they are really good for what they are n what you pay. The elitists will trash brass frames n tell you how they are junk n they will come loose but its nonsense, they are just repeating what they heard other people say. Something to keep in mind if you get another, especially if you cast your own balls is that .44s are fun, hit steel n targets hard n easy to find supplies. But with a .36 pound for pound you can reaaally stretch your lead and powder consumption and do ALOT more shooting at the same price.

What brand is that holster

I have shot the two but I purchased the PX4 and don’t regret it at all it loves +p loads .It also feels great in my hand

always one in the bunch brain dead

Don't think the Glock has a safety on it. Beretta PX4 Storm way ahead of the Glock 19.

You're comparing a PX4 Storm full-size to a G19. How about to a G17... Or compare a PX4 compact to the 19?

The aperture screws up and down 1/2 turn at a time for your elevation adjustments.

1.)This is why shotgun instructors tell you to pattern many different loads in your shotgun until you get one that patterns to your satisfaction. A shotgun barrel is just a hollow tube.2.)You're using cheap, imported buckshot. Try Federal FliteControl or the Hornady VersaTite Wad. You'll get a much tighter pattern than you would with unbuffered buckshot out of a shell. You might also try copper-plated shot that helps prevent pellet deformation.

I misspoke in my comment on your previous video. The aftermarket “straight”trigger I use is Armory Craft not Apex. Sig used to sell an oem “short” trigger but has obviously been discontinued. It’s my understanding the short oem replacement didn’t help the travel or pull weight so I went with the A/C version and am very pleased.

Don’t know what year you bought the 627 but now a pack of gum is $5.00 . You want a custom gun , buy a custom gun 🔫

That dry fire.feels.like knife in stomach

Why does a fixed stock on a 20 inch barrel make my compass point north?🧭🖕🏽🤷🏻‍♂️

The P250 is an outstanding pistol and a great example of the modular future of handguns.

I had to replace the grips on my 230. The left grip cracked

Is that a 4" or 5" barrell?

Aside from the NJ compliance butchering BS: that's a quality rifle that will last generations properly maintained. As far as practicality? Maybe not for 3-gun or if you're a SEAL team boarding ships or kicking in doors hunting for Bin Laden. But as a practical minuteman/HD/SD/SHTF rifle? You can't get much better than what you've got there.

Curious for anyone who may know . I just purchased the px4 storm compact . Put about 200 rounds through it with no issues . I went Saturday for my ccw qualification course that NJ requires . It’s 10 rounds at 5 different distances . After my first 10 rounds my PX4 would not fire in single action . The hammer would drop with no fire and I’d have to pull another double action to get the next shot . I finished the qualification this way and have to bring the gun back to have it checked out . Anyone know about this malfunction? It seems there may be something with the firing pin block that’s not moving out of the way in single action.

Looks like a very late war 1935 7.65.