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Any idea which holster does it fit?

This and a switch = PERFECTION!

I concur with your review, I owned one, and was shocked at it's inaccuracy. I had pitched a phone book on the ground and wanted to see how well it would penetrate, and was stunned at the difficulty hitting the book. I took it to a local gun smith, and he told me that it used a clock type spring, and that it was untunable, and unfixable. I was very glad to get it out of my possession. To be fair, it was a good idea, (11 shot with one in the chamber, small enough to fit easy in a back pocket, and fairly reliable to fire.), but the accuracy or lack there of, was too much to rely on.

Anyone know if this is compatible with the lakeline threaded barrels on a G2C? They're a half inch longer than the regular 3 inch barrels.

Hammer fired Sigs are my favorite pistols. My 229 is 30yr old and still works like new

Sweet. Can you rack your slide with the mag removed? A relative has an older PT 22 with the mag disconnect & by jingo it won't rack unless the mag is inserted.

If a gun don’t work with the magazine, removed, throw it away and go buy another gun

SW Model 910......one of my safe queens and most un-favorite pistol to shoot. I pity the cops that carried the 3rd Gen Smiths.

Love all steel frames. Star M-30 another good one. Heavy as a tank but so what.

This particular Taurus is not a Glock.Clone it's a beretta 92 Clone

Bought one at a gunshow. Mine still drops the hammer even when on safe when the trigger is pulled. Sometimes the hammer falls when firing where I have to pull it back again to reset it.

Nice review. I really like mouse guns and this is another fine example.

Cool little gun , it sucks how much 25 acp costs now. My friend's grandfather had a titan years ago , he would put it back in the box after he carried through the day

25 ACP was the premiere urban cartridge...

I’m sorry but zamak and high quality do not belong in the same sentence together.

I took some leather and made a pocket for some of my boxer briefs for that 25 shockingly effective as well as the pistol itself very reliable and fun

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Your Charter Arms Undercover .38, from the 1970's, was a much sought after mini-blaster that many cops carried as a back-up piece. I was a cop during the 70's when these economical revolvers hit the market. In those days, cops were lacking in pay, so most of us did the part-time work circuit. That was how I got my first Charter Arms, the Undercoverette, chambered in .32 long. This was my back-up all the way to retirement. It was the only Charter Arms small frame revolvers left, all the .38 snubs had been sold out, and this .32 Undercoverette was the only one left, that I could afford. It was built on the frame as the Undercover .38 and has a 6-round cylinder. I had to qualify yearly with my back-up, and my little Undercoverette always got me qualified, with just a little help from myself. My little Charter Arms rode on my right ankle in a lined ankle holster. My Charter Arms .32 was a "silent" partner that was always at the ready in case a situation turned deadly. I'm retired now, and I still carry that Undercoverette, despite the age factor of my little snubby, it still operates very well. After retirement I sent my Undercoverette back to the Charter Arms people with a request for a refinish, and a check up on the trigger-action. My little blaster came back to me after a few weeks of visiting Charter Arms, where she was being refurbished. My back-up had withstood the hot and wet Georgia summers, the sometimes cold weather conditions and rainy cold weather conditions. A silent partner that was a witness to the worst and best days I had as a beat cop. My little .32 did well with nary a problem.

Adjusting the laser, mine seemed loose and no clicks. Should I be worried or nah?

Does cobra ca380 and Davis Industries p380 take the same clips if anyone know lmk

how much was your gun and how much is the holosun? thanks

Tea cup grip goes crazy 😂

Do you know we're I order hellcat pro osp gear up california compliant

One of the best ww2 sidearms.

FOGHAT!!!

Does these magazine fit the apx a1 carry

And she thinks it’s funny

Don’t be blinded by her lies

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I carried a Glock 26 for 16 years and I to saw this gun online and loved how it looked so I purchased the VP9SK with the Holosun optics and for someone who has never used an optic on a pistole all I can say is wow. I love it!!!! And for shooting again wow If I shot 100 rounds with my G26 it was not comfortable but this gun I can shoot all day.

I enjoyed this historical and informative article. I now own a 1976 vintage Colt .38 Detective Special (blued) with 2" barrel. Mine is third generation (1973-1986) with shrouded ejector, improved ramp sight, and hand filling walnut grips. The first generation Colt .38 Cobra (1950-1972) didn't have these features, but the second generation (1973-1981) did. Personally I much prefer these features. The first generation Colt .38 Cobra (unloaded) weighed 15 oz. vs. 17 oz. for the second generation. Of course, Colt's Detective Special, Agent, and Cobra were 2" or 3" barrel variants of their classic D-Frame Police Positive Special revolver (1907-1995). These are the classic .38's of "Crime Noir." They have all appeared in numerous cop and detective movies over the generations. Same for the J-Frame Smith & Wesson Model 36 and 37 Air weight Chiefs Special, and it's stainless version , the Model 60. It's lamentable the Colt .38 Cobra (first generation) used by Jack Ruby to kill Lee Harvey Oswald on November 24th, 1963 wasn't instead owned by a decent woman for personal armed defense, vs. a sinister figure who had links to organized crime and the underworld! It would have been an ideal carry gun for a woman kept discreetly inside her purse or handbag, next to the bed, or to have in an unplanned emergency such as being broken down, isolated, and alone (especially after dark) while inside her vehicle. Today I would personally select Ruger's SP-101 .38 Special revolver with 2.4" or 3.1" barrel, in stainless steel, as my personal carry and bedside .38. It may be a little heavy for a pocket or carry gun? With a good holster that would easily fit inside a jacket or coat pocket, especially during the cold winter months. Finally, Ruger's SP-101 is rated for + P .38 Special ammo, the older vintage .38's weren't .----Jim Farmer Klamath County, Oregon

Oh great! Now I want an Sig P210 also. Thank you for the video.

Just picked up one on GB (no waffen mark just like yours) to fill my French WW2 collection. Thanks for the video, now on to Steinel for a couple boxes of ammo.

Love this gun!

I can't believe all the firearms you come up with that I've never seen before. Nice job.

I've not seen one before , three sights to line up is different.

Great pistol !!! I really enjoy mine.

I owned one of these back in 1993, was a street buy, came with the slide to load as well. My first concealed carry. It never jammed on me, always fired, and the recoil wasn't as bad as this guy is saying.

The buckets hall not be in fridge D. Good tunes

I love my Undercover. It's my EDC. Any grip for any Charter Arms will fit yours. There's a screw on the back strap of the cylinder housing. Turn it counter clockwise. They tend to screw in with usage.

Just got one, guys in the shop were impressed that this Taurus existed with the fun box it comes in and the back straps.

I thought they came pre zeroed at 25 yards and I wrong

you leave out some key parts. When assembling back why do you do that dental tool thing? You don’t explain that part. On mine the button thing in the way of breakdown slider, I can press it in with stuff but it just springs back and gets in the way and I can’t get the take down slider back in. Does it stay in some how??

Mine came with a red dot and 5 mags 😮‍💨😮‍💨

Quality wise which is preferable, pre war HP or German occupation HP ? I have the opportunity to buy one and the price difference is marginal.

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David B. wasn't the only Son of Sam! Netflix Sons of Sam! Great show!