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Your review was spot on...just got back from my first trip to the range with this pistol. Odd looking grip was very comfortable in my hand. I found the single action trigger to be excellent. Soft shooting. The slide is pretty narrow so you have to grip it pretty good to rack it but you get used to it. Overall I'm very happy with it.
I have that same model. I went to check out an M&P 2.0 and found this gem. Cant say enough good things about it. Low recoil. Eats every thing. They got it right. Modeled after the legendary CZ 75. Whats not to like. Git yer hands on one. You’ll love it.
@@alexacosta148 If it is modeled after the legendary CZ 75, that would tell you the CZ is the better gun. So why not buy the CZ over this Jericho? I don't get folks that buy clones of better guns. Just buy the best not someone clone of the best. NOTE: please do not use excuses like: "Well this IWI Jericho 941 clone (steel or polymer model) is cheaper than the Legendary CZ-75". Yes, you will save 10 cents and lose $1 in that effort. Plus the small amount you save by not buying the better gun is negated buy the much larger cost of firearm ownership. My conclusions: *First logical conclusion* - If you can only afford say a $400 USD firearm... You can not afford the real cost of ownership: - holster(s) $100 USD or more, - night sight or optics $100 USD to $400 USD, - gun license and registration $100 USD or more, - insurance for actually using the gun for it's role $, - cleaning supplies $100 USD or more, - AMMO $100s of dollars, - gun training classes $100 to 300 USD or more, - etc. That is about $1,000 USD, the lowest basic estimate and we are not even talking about incidentals (shooting rest(s), intermediate to advance training, etc.) *Second, logical conclusion* - If you can only afford a $400 USD firearm... You can not afford to USE it. If you actually use the firearm your bank account will be affected *negatively.* In court (criminal & civil) it will cost you many 1,000s of dollars to defend yourself and that is *IF* you win. If you lose your life is over as the cost will be too high for anyone. *Third, logical conclusion* - If you can only afford a $400 USD firearm... which is about a $200 to $300 USD difference between a high-end gun companies gun to the budget companies gun, example (retail prices): The Taurus G3 is $350 A Glock 17 is $550 So for about $200 USD you would skip buying a proven hard-core military/civilian pistol known for reliability? Instead you would buy a budget gun that closely copies the high-end pistol(s)?? What about the other cost to ownership (see *First logical conclusion),* those costs are way more that this small price difference between budget gun & high-end pistol. Odd. *What Would General Patton Do?* *Buy the best gun on the market for the seriousness of self-defense,* period. Anything else is salesmanship by way of Barnum. If you can not afford the best gun on the market *you can not afford gun ownership & actually using the gun for it's intended purpose.* So just get the best gun you can for self-defense or whatever you do with your firearms. Don't be so cheap brah. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!
@@sweetcostarica agreed ,I would love to have a cz, but living in n.y.s. is the worst. So many anti gun red flag laws.thanks to these socialist regime demo crate its hard.
@@alexacosta148 Just talked to some New Yorkers today at work. They left New York City years ago for the mountain of Tennessee/North Carolina. Time to leave New York State Alex.
@@sweetcostarica it's not about being cheap, it's about the a holes coming to confiscate your expensive gun because you live in a sh#t state that has all these red flag laws, so why let them take something so expensive, where they can later say its miss place or lost. It is known that some law enforcement individuals take them for them selves and never report it. Then you luck out on a really expensive piece. I rather give them something crappy. Lot of dirty stuff going on in n.y.
As of 2018 ..... BOTH the STEEL frame and the POLY frame have options of FRAME MOUNTED or SLIDE MOUNTED safety. this applies to all NEWER models ..... which are PHENOMENAL !!!!!
It's because they are still Tanfoglio parts assembled in Israel. The Tanfoglio Force / Combat (polymer / steel) always had ths option. www.tanfoglio.it/catalogo/defence/versioni-rf.html
Good job on video. I've had Jericho about a year, a wonderful shooter. Ret. LEO carried Glock last 10 years, but as far as shooting Jericho is much smoother.
Thank you. Just about anything is smoother than an unmodified Glock. "Like draggin a trash can down a hallway" is how a friend of mine once described the factory Glock trigger...and he's a Glock guy!
I have heard of the Jericho before where I believe a police officer posted about it but said that there were no left handed controls. I am left handed so I forgot about it but this polymer one looks very nice. I might consider one and I am glad the brand changed its name. I also prefer 9mm but everyone seems to be getting into the 9mm from the 40 and 45. I believe the one I first read about was a 45.
Aw man, I just came home with this gun today and didn't get that box setup at all. Just got a cardboard box with 2 mags, 2 extra back strap sizes and a standard lock. Oh well. Still a great feeling gun and it's been on my wishlist for a while.
Hello guys, 22 years ago I got one in Paraguay, steel frame of course! Wonderfull machine: more than 3000 shots, no problem! Loved slam the the magazine in to see the action automatically close. Good old times!
The Barrel Locking mechanism is just like a TT33 (Tok) a little modernized but the rear sight is high which will not be snug free. The over riding recoil springs will be problematic in a long run, specially when they get hot. A test of a 1000 rounds will prove its reliability.
Love the gun. Will be buying mine soon, Both, Polymer as well as Steel. They're both awesome, but being from IWI, that's no wonder. Great review, thanks!
Always wanted one of these but was a hard one to find in stock, just grabbed the Masada and will be getting a 941 Enhanced version next month found one for only 479 shipped
Superb presentation and format. You sound soooo knowledgeable and [ by extension] responsible. As an British military vet, it is soooo refreshing and reassuring to listen to a gun owner referring to "the range" instead of weekend warrior speak about "gettin' out into the woods".... Bravo, sir. You have my respect.
I'm pretty sure this gun was designed by Tanfoglio and if I'm not mistaken, the first batches were made in Italy and shipped to Israel while IWI was getting their production facility tooled up.
Your reviews are great...thorough and full of useful info. I really like this pistol. I would prefer if it had a frame mounted decocker and a shorter grip with flush and extended mags.
I own the poly Jericho & hands down the best 9mm on the market, blows Glock, M&P out of the water as far as consistency, reliably ! Only thing is it is a bit heavy.
I find the safety very difficult to engage with my thumb, impossible without completely breaking grip or using left hand, disengaging is easy and smooth.
It seems a Tanfoglio Force / EAA Witness Polymer with a slightly different shape of the grip, not by chance, since the steel framed Jericho is already a Tanfoglio Combat with cosmetic changes.
I love my Jericho (same model shown) very very comfortable fit in hand, I was tempted to order the steel frame but the poly grip looked so much more ergonomic, I also watched comparison videos and for whatever the reason is the trigger was noted to actually be a little cleaner on the polymer model, I would have thought the opposite but it was mentioned on more than one review. I wanted the extra weight of the steel to manage recoil...but ..it's only a 9mm!! so poly it was..it is incredible! smooth, accurate, AMAZING! He said 13 +1... I am sure he misspoke, they have in 9mm 16+1... maybe he had the .45 or .40.. I don't know but being I didn't own a 9mm I opted to go with the Jericho.. for a full size service pistol you will be hard pressed to find one better. like H&K or Walther it has polygonal rifling making it more accurate and higher velocity, longer barrel life but it requires jacketed ammo ONLY!
I have the polymer version in 40 cal. it was a spontaneous buy for $329 but the feed ramp is so steep it jams and has a hard time going into battery. It might just need breaking in more or it could be the ammo idk, I threw it in the back of the closet.
The mag release is messed up on that one, i have one and so does a buddy and both click in with just a light push. If that one is yours, id call iwi and get it fixed.
I own a Jericho 941 Desert Baby Eagle. However, sometimes I find it hard to slide back. It was recommend that I use a 2# less than standard spring? What is your thoughts?
I have one just got it there is a space behind the magazine that is open with a screw hole. I originally thought a piece was missing but after watching this that has changed. What is that space for? I figured some kind of cover to make sure dust etc did not get into the gun
Is the lever a decocker, safety only, or both ? You did not explain or demonstrate the full function of the rear safety lever ? IWI states on their product description: "The Jericho features a frame mounted safety enabling “condition one” cocked and locked carry with single action function or hammer down double action function." That's critical, important info regarding operating system, you seemed to skip over. Otherwise, nice review.
I just picked up a 941 PLS-9 and noticed you don't have what IWI calls a grip plate aka removable grips. The poly has the grips integral to the frame.. No after market grips for this gun... Also instead of a hammer strut and spring like the CZ-75 or the steel 941 it uses a smaller hammer rod and spring.. Just look at the mag well... not there.. So if you want to change out the hammer spring your options are little to none.. Otherwise it's an outstanding pistol... m
I went to buy a used one and broke it down and that double recoil spring was mangled.. I passed and bought the full size all metal 941 with one recoil spring only. Only gripe is that spring
I file that take down pin flush to the frame and then remove metal where the pin contacts the retainer spring. The pin is retained but you can pull it from the lever side.
Just won an auction on an imi Jericho 941 fsl. No information on those as it was a gunsmith collector. Been dropped on the rear sights, not by me. I ordered the true dope tritium and wondered if replacement was very difficult or no. Special tools needed or just small diameter Allen wrench?
Polymer framed pistols are just as durable as the steel ones and are designed to last the life of the gun, provided the ammo used is within spec (ie; no high pressure handloads). Even then, you'd have to be firing a ton of hot ammo regularly for it to become an issue.
The steel frame version have a frame mounted de cocker but the poly versions do not. Thats my only complaint with the psl but its definitely not a deal breaker for me.
@@GBGuns thanks. Will scroll down and check them out! Have several friends who’ve served in the Israeli army and have touted some of the IWI models they’ve been issued.
@@GBGuns thanks. Will scroll down and check them out! Have several friends who’ve served in the Israeli army and have touted some of the IWI models they’ve been issued.
@@GBGuns thanks. Will scroll down and check them out! Have several friends who’ve served in the Israeli army and have touted some of the IWI models they’ve been issued.
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Likely another highly accurate and very well machined IWI product. Looking forward to the steel version.
Your review was spot on...just got back from my first trip to the range with this pistol. Odd looking grip was very comfortable in my hand. I found the single action trigger to be excellent. Soft shooting. The slide is pretty narrow so you have to grip it pretty good to rack it but you get used to it. Overall I'm very happy with it.
Owned one for years. Still barnone the most balanced weapon I own.
Pleasure to shoot
I have that same model. I went to check out an M&P 2.0 and found this gem. Cant say enough good things about it. Low recoil. Eats every thing. They got it right. Modeled after the legendary CZ 75. Whats not to like. Git yer hands on one. You’ll love it.
Thx
@@alexacosta148 If it is modeled after the legendary CZ 75, that would tell you the CZ is the better gun. So why not buy the CZ over this Jericho?
I don't get folks that buy clones of better guns. Just buy the best not someone clone of the best.
NOTE: please do not use excuses like: "Well this IWI Jericho 941 clone (steel or polymer model) is cheaper than the Legendary CZ-75".
Yes, you will save 10 cents and lose $1 in that effort. Plus the small amount you save by not buying the better gun is negated buy the much larger cost of firearm ownership. My conclusions:
*First logical conclusion* - If you can only afford say a $400 USD firearm... You can not afford the real
cost of ownership:
- holster(s) $100 USD or more,
- night sight or optics $100 USD to $400 USD,
- gun license and registration $100 USD or more,
- insurance for actually using the gun for it's role $,
- cleaning supplies $100 USD or more,
- AMMO $100s of dollars,
- gun training classes $100 to 300 USD or more,
- etc.
That is about $1,000 USD, the lowest basic estimate and we are not even talking about incidentals (shooting rest(s), intermediate to advance training, etc.)
*Second, logical conclusion* - If you can only afford a $400 USD firearm... You can not afford to USE it.
If you actually use the firearm your bank account will be affected *negatively.* In court (criminal & civil) it will cost you many 1,000s of dollars to defend yourself and that is *IF* you win. If you lose your life is over as the cost will be too high for anyone.
*Third, logical conclusion* - If you can only afford a $400 USD firearm... which is about a
$200 to $300 USD difference between a high-end gun companies gun to the budget companies gun, example (retail prices):
The Taurus G3 is $350
A Glock 17 is $550
So for about $200 USD you would skip buying a proven hard-core military/civilian pistol known for reliability? Instead you would buy a budget gun that closely copies the high-end pistol(s)?? What about the other cost to ownership (see *First logical conclusion),*
those costs are way more that this small price difference between budget gun & high-end pistol. Odd.
*What Would General Patton Do?*
*Buy the best gun on the market for the seriousness of self-defense,* period. Anything else is salesmanship by way of Barnum.
If you can not afford the best gun on the market *you can not afford gun ownership & actually using the gun for it's intended purpose.*
So just get the best gun you can for self-defense or whatever you do with your firearms. Don't be so cheap brah.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!
@@sweetcostarica agreed ,I would love to have a cz, but living in n.y.s. is the worst. So many anti gun red flag laws.thanks to these socialist regime demo crate its hard.
@@alexacosta148 Just talked to some New Yorkers today at work. They left New York City years ago for the mountain of Tennessee/North Carolina. Time to leave New York State Alex.
@@sweetcostarica it's not about being cheap, it's about the a holes coming to confiscate your expensive gun because you live in a sh#t state that has all these red flag laws, so why let them take something so expensive, where they can later say its miss place or lost. It is known that some law enforcement individuals take them for them selves and never report it. Then you luck out on a really expensive piece. I rather give them something crappy. Lot of dirty stuff going on in n.y.
As of 2018 ..... BOTH the STEEL frame and the POLY frame have options of FRAME MOUNTED or SLIDE MOUNTED safety.
this applies to all NEWER models ..... which are PHENOMENAL !!!!!
It's because they are still Tanfoglio parts assembled in Israel. The Tanfoglio Force / Combat (polymer / steel) always had ths option. www.tanfoglio.it/catalogo/defence/versioni-rf.html
Good job on video. I've had Jericho about a year, a wonderful shooter. Ret. LEO carried Glock last 10 years, but as far as shooting Jericho is much smoother.
Thank you. Just about anything is smoother than an unmodified Glock. "Like draggin a trash can down a hallway" is how a friend of mine once described the factory Glock trigger...and he's a Glock guy!
One of the best riviews a have seen. Looking foward to buy one here on Brazil very soon!
Thanks for the show ;).
Got one of these babies back in 2017, it literally shoots like my CZ P06. Solid pistol
I have heard of the Jericho before where I believe a police officer posted about it but said that there were no left handed controls. I am left handed so I forgot about it but this polymer one looks very nice. I might consider one and I am glad the brand changed its name. I also prefer 9mm but everyone seems to be getting into the 9mm from the 40 and 45. I believe the one I first read about was a 45.
I have both the 9mm and all steal 45 acp !! Awesome weapons the more you throw lead the better they get . For the money can't beat them..
Great video and pistol wants me to say Shalom! Best summary of the pistol. Looks excellent.
+ratagris21 thank you
ratagris21 I miss it ,, how many rounds does it carry ?
Aw man, I just came home with this gun today and didn't get that box setup at all. Just got a cardboard box with 2 mags, 2 extra back strap sizes and a standard lock. Oh well. Still a great feeling gun and it's been on my wishlist for a while.
Just got one. It should be in my hands Monday.
+Rafael Otero congrats!
I have one in a .40 and I love it!
Hello guys, 22 years ago I got one in Paraguay, steel frame of course! Wonderfull machine: more than 3000 shots, no problem! Loved slam the the magazine in to see the action automatically close. Good old times!
The Barrel Locking mechanism is just like a TT33 (Tok) a little modernized but the rear sight is high which will not be snug free. The over riding recoil springs will be problematic in a long run, specially when they get hot. A test of a 1000 rounds will prove its reliability.
GB guns always gives great reviews thank you very much lov the videos very informative.
Thank you. I try to come at it from both the perspective of why something is the way it is and what we the end user need to know.
I’ve wanted one of these for some time now but going back and forth with this or a Canik or just get a USP 9 since I’ve got the .40.
Love the gun. Will be buying mine soon, Both, Polymer as well as Steel. They're both awesome, but being from IWI, that's no wonder. Great review, thanks!
Always wanted one of these but was a hard one to find in stock, just grabbed the Masada and will be getting a 941 Enhanced version next month found one for only 479 shipped
I love this pistol. a polymer cz75 clone but it doesn't feel "plastic" and cheap. Just quality.
very nice... I like the magnum research BDE3 because of the decocker
I'm a fan of decocker models too.
Graham Baates I'll be interested in seeing you shoot it. i shot the bde 45 and it was nice and smooth
+1776 hey it's you! =^) do you like every gun that i like or something?? =^p
Superb presentation and format. You sound soooo knowledgeable and [ by extension] responsible. As an British military vet, it is soooo refreshing and reassuring to listen to a gun owner referring to "the range" instead of weekend warrior speak about "gettin' out into the woods".... Bravo, sir. You have my respect.
Best handgun I've ever had.
How many that the mag take in
I own the steel frame version in
.45 and it feels so good to shoot!
I'm pretty sure this gun was designed by Tanfoglio and if I'm not mistaken, the first batches were made in Italy and shipped to Israel while IWI was getting their production facility tooled up.
Giovanni Sanfilippo productione a Italiano. Bono bono!
I am fairly certain Tanfoglio still manufactures some of the internals. These are super reliable and accurate fire arms.
Your reviews are great...thorough and full of useful info. I really like this pistol. I would prefer if it had a frame mounted decocker and a shorter grip with flush and extended mags.
I own the poly Jericho & hands down the best 9mm on the market, blows Glock, M&P out of the water as far as consistency, reliably ! Only thing is it is a bit heavy.
U crazy
I want one of these!
Excellent accurate pistol
Great review, thanks very much. Im double thinking purchasing this gun..
I find the safety very difficult to engage with my thumb, impossible without completely breaking grip or using left hand, disengaging is easy and smooth.
just bought a polymer one today
You gotta slam that magazine like you were in a Sir-Mix-a-Lot video!
It seems a Tanfoglio Force / EAA Witness Polymer with a slightly different shape of the grip, not by chance, since the steel framed Jericho is already a Tanfoglio Combat with cosmetic changes.
Graham Baates : could you post a video comparing the size of the Jericho to other more common hand guns, such as the G19 or xdm etc?
Graham Baates: it's the exact same size as the g19
I have one in 40 s&w. Their. Very smooth and accurate
Graham Baates: I have same one in 40 s&w as well
U have good taste
I don't have the Jericho anymore.
@@GBGuns Why? I'm just curious...
It was on loan to me. I had to give it back.
I love my Jericho (same model shown) very very comfortable fit in hand, I was tempted to order the steel frame but the poly grip looked so much more ergonomic, I also watched comparison videos and for whatever the reason is the trigger was noted to actually be a little cleaner on the polymer model, I would have thought the opposite but it was mentioned on more than one review. I wanted the extra weight of the steel to manage recoil...but ..it's only a 9mm!! so poly it was..it is incredible! smooth, accurate, AMAZING! He said 13 +1... I am sure he misspoke, they have in 9mm 16+1... maybe he had the .45 or .40.. I don't know but being I didn't own a 9mm I opted to go with the Jericho.. for a full size service pistol you will be hard pressed to find one better. like H&K or Walther it has polygonal rifling making it more accurate and higher velocity, longer barrel life but it requires jacketed ammo ONLY!
I have the Jericho r steal frame awsome 🔫 but it is a heavy combat gun would not use this for a EDC. Extremely well built weapon
I own jericho 40sw and it's best pistol I've owned by far
I have the polymer version in 40 cal. it was a spontaneous buy for $329 but the feed ramp is so steep it jams and has a hard time going into battery. It might just need breaking in more or it could be the ammo idk, I threw it in the back of the closet.
That was a nice price. Was the a police turn in?
@@streaydog019 naw it was brand new, just happened to be around Christmas time so they were running a special.
Wow you luck so chip
The mag release is messed up on that one, i have one and so does a buddy and both click in with just a light push. If that one is yours, id call iwi and get it fixed.
Nice Gun
Nice, I want one.
My thoughts are I want one. I have 2 sub compact pistols and I would like to have a full size.
No angry comment ....unless I think and wonder why I haven't purchased this badass beauty!
Nice gun! I want one.
Yes nice precentation. And can I ask if their is a accessories flashlight in this model? Thank you
I own a Jericho 941 Desert Baby Eagle. However, sometimes I find it hard to slide back. It was recommend that I use a 2# less than standard spring? What is your thoughts?
_See you, space Cowboy_
My daily carrier, sweet firearm
I love my 941 FS.
Excelent video
I have one just got it there is a space behind the magazine that is open with a screw hole. I originally thought a piece was missing but after watching this that has changed. What is that space for? I figured some kind of cover to make sure dust etc did not get into the gun
I have the full size polymer i just get today brand new
Christian Cruz MDPD where can I get one? I am very beginning, thank you!
Guangzhi Xing in you near gun shop they can order for you
I think the Magnum Research Baby Desert Eagle III is made by IMI ?
I have the iwi baby eagle in 45 cal love the gun mine was made in 2006 IAM the original owner and it is all steel
Is the lever a decocker, safety only, or both ? You did not explain or demonstrate the full function of the rear safety lever ? IWI states on their product description: "The Jericho features a frame mounted safety enabling “condition one” cocked and locked carry with single action function or hammer down double action function." That's critical, important info regarding operating system, you seemed to skip over. Otherwise, nice review.
They don't make those anymore and I don't know why the grips on it looks sooooo good. Yet they went for a flat glock look.
I have 9mm daily carrier, love it
I've been torn between this and the CZ-P07. Thoughts?
I don't have a tone of experience with the P07. As you'll see in our shooting impressions video this gun just didn't work well with my hand.
Lo mejor de lo mejor jericho....
Got the FDE 9mm mid-sized
I just picked up a 941 PLS-9 and noticed you don't have what IWI calls a grip plate aka removable grips. The poly has the grips integral to the frame.. No after market grips for this gun... Also instead of a hammer strut and spring like the CZ-75 or the steel 941 it uses a smaller hammer rod and spring.. Just look at the mag well... not there.. So if you want to change out the hammer spring your options are little to none.. Otherwise it's an outstanding pistol...
m
Nice review
I went to buy a used one and broke it down and that double recoil spring was mangled.. I passed and bought the full size all metal 941 with one recoil spring only. Only gripe is that spring
Internally it looks just like a EAA / Tanfoglio.
I file that take down pin flush to the frame and then remove metal where the pin contacts the retainer spring. The pin is retained but you can pull it from the lever side.
Nice gun.
Just won an auction on an imi Jericho 941 fsl. No information on those as it was a gunsmith collector. Been dropped on the rear sights, not by me. I ordered the true dope tritium and wondered if replacement was very difficult or no. Special tools needed or just small diameter Allen wrench?
I have this gun in a 40. I absolutely love it my wife wants one in 9mm format I'm thinking about it happy wife happy home lol
A Jericó a melhor PT que tem no mundo
I heard they are also available in .41AE.
Anything based on the CZ 75 can't be bad, right? ;)
-Jen
Boa noite pena que no Brasil não tem disponibilidade pra esse modelos aqui e tarus e Imbel os modelos acecivel outras marcas são muito caras
Megusta quiero tener una jericho
What's the price point on the 9mm I like the looks of it and I like the polymer frames.
tnx gb guns.
So my main question is how durable is the polymer?
Polymer framed pistols are just as durable as the steel ones and are designed to last the life of the gun, provided the ammo used is within spec (ie; no high pressure handloads). Even then, you'd have to be firing a ton of hot ammo regularly for it to become an issue.
I want one, but with the de-cocker. Does IWI make a 'de-cocker' version?
I understand Mag Research still does, but I'm not a huge fan MR...
My bde 3 has it
how do you put it in double action since there is no decocker
Technically you could slowly lower the hammer. It's more of a second-strike ability if a round fails to fire.
The steel frame version have a frame mounted de cocker but the poly versions do not. Thats my only complaint with the psl but its definitely not a deal breaker for me.
almost identical to my tanfoglio witness p
Israelis make some good damn guns
Thanks
What other brands do you like. Smith and Wesson Colt Springfield Ruger Kimber sig saur American arms Browning .Kel tec siaga
Most brands have their winners and losers. I try to look at them one gun at a time
Why do they put the rear sight so far forward? You are loosing 1/2 inch length of sight.
looks like the Sar CM9
Nice review!
+1GunGurl we separate our tabletop from the shooting portion. Check our playlists or search a gun model on our channel page.
+1GunGurl and thank you
Had 1 in 9mm and another in .40, both with polymer frames. Regret getting rid of the 9mm. Would definitely get another.
Almost the same design as the SAR CM9 Gen 2
Is this the same as the Jericho II Enhanced?
Where's the .41 barrel? Like the original 941?
Nice!
What is the standard issue sidearm if the Israeli defense force?
Nice thorough review review. Unusual grip shape...is it comfortable?
That's a completely relative and personal opinion. It feels good in my hand
Be honest, yes or no, the guys asking for an honest opinion
@@bigeyetuna6228 That's why I answered the way I did.
Lastima que aqui en colombia sea tan dificil tener una arma legal atodomundo selaniegan asi tengan tolos documentos querrequiren aun asi sela niegan
Great breakdown. Very interested in the IWI line. I like the Masada model as well. Any experience with that one?
Yes we have two videos on it
@@GBGuns thanks. Will scroll down and check them out! Have several friends who’ve served in the Israeli army and have touted some of the IWI models they’ve been issued.
@@GBGuns thanks. Will scroll down and check them out! Have several friends who’ve served in the Israeli army and have touted some of the IWI models they’ve been issued.
@@GBGuns thanks. Will scroll down and check them out! Have several friends who’ve served in the Israeli army and have touted some of the IWI models they’ve been issued.
@@Cmac1328 we've reviewed hundreds of guns. You might find it quicker by searching on our channel page
BRASIL ACIMA DE TUDO,DEUS ACIMA DE TODOS.👉👉
Está arma es identica a las italiana stanfoglio.
Where can I get the grip plug? Can't find anything anywhere!
Where did you buy the Jericho 941
Hermosa pistola