Top 5 Underrated and Obscure Concealed Carry Guns
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this episode of TFBTV, James talks about five guns that he believes are under the radar in terms of being viable concealed carry firearms. While there are a lot of great and common concealed carry options out there like the Glock 43, Kahr CM9, Ruger LCP, (and while there are a lot more than five underrated concealed carry pistols, so...sequel?), all of these are worth a look even if they are niche guns geared towards users with particular needs.
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For my concealed carry I usually go with the Nerf Jolt. It does print quite a bit but it has great accuracy, no recoil, and plenty of knockdown power.
@Krill Bill Phil 111¹11¹¹¹¹¹¹11thchi
You must be from California
@@texaspatriot9159 he cant be from California with something that dangerous
Love the Rhino pick. Not a revolver guy but it's clearly a superior choice. Very smart to fire from the bottom chamber to mitigate recoil.
He prefers the 340PD, he actually carries it. This is a list of under rated not best.
You forgot the flintlock pistol
White house gaming I'd say that's more overated because many say the clipazine is very high capacity when in fact it only holds three rounds
how is the flinlock underrated?
Stick the pesky rapscallion!
42vlogs I know right? It can fire a deadly burst of 30 clippazines per second, but worst of all..
*It has a shoulder thing that goes up*
White house gaming did you know you can get an extreme capacity arm brace that breaks the law and targets children
I don't know what to comment so i think i'll just drop this french fries recipe
Ingredients:
- 2 1/2 pounds russet potatoes
- peeled 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1 teaspoon onion salt
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/2 cup water, or as needed
- 1 cup vegetable oil for frying
1) Slice potatoes into French fries, and place into cold water so they won't turn brown while you prepare the oil.
2) Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. While the oil is heating, sift the flour, garlic salt, onion salt, (regular) salt, and paprika into a large bowl. Gradually stir in enough water so that the mixture can be drizzled from a spoon.
3) Dip potato slices into the batter one at a time, and place in the hot oil so they are not touching at first. The fries must be placed into the skillet one at a time, or they will clump together. Fry until golden brown and crispy. Remove and drain on paper towels.
Thanks. Lol
mont murillo
Instructions unclear, my unoriginal joke got stuck in a fan.
mont murillo awesome.
What is this, iFunny?
how do you peel flour
Bersas are actually great guns. I have a Thunder .380 and its light, compact and build like a tank and its DIRT cheap
History of that gun:
**Nazi escapes to argentina**
Nazi: You guys have Walther PPKs?
Argentinian: Uhh... no
Nazi: Fine, i'll do it myself
I have a Bersa "ultra compact" in .45 acp! Great gun. Shot competition with it in my younger days. No one in my gun club could beat me!
Thank you for the Bersa mention. They don't provide our military though. They provide most of the police departments. Thumbs up from Argentina
Las Malvinas son nuestras!! jajaja :)
10:50 "The butts the hard part to conceal, right?"
With the shorts you wear...yeah, definitely.
"hit" - 3 gun judge
Top 5 favorite smedium shirts?
Excellent q. This is easy:
1) BDG slim fit
2) American Apparel slim fit
3) Bonobos slim fit
4) Asos slim fit
5) G-star
Bruh my aunt has that same shirt in the video
TFB TV Zara?
Piano Otoko my favorite blazer is from Zara, but we don't have one in NOLA so I don't have any tees or anything.
TFB TV Like I told mine grandpa. It's does it matter what kind of gun is it 22, 9mm ,40mm, if it but led down the field , or if that gun keeps you safe and other it's an good gun.n O matter what kind it it.
Light weight 6 shot magnum revolver??? Ruger LCR in 327 federal magnum.
the whispering in the background during the bersa part is a real schizophrenia simulator.
Dude how do you have almost 400 subs
cause im the best
@@stockingsstuffer6302 he's got 1.09K now
@@stockingsstuffer6302 Holy shit, I just realized I have a subscriber and 18 views! I didn't even know I uploaded that video of my roommates cats
Yankee Marshal must have jizzed when he saw the Chiappa Rhino on this video.
Imagine if I had said it with no shirt on, he would have snapped his undies in half - James
Oh boy I bet he would have! Hahaha excellent video as always.
M85FSLUVR first, a trademark, really? Second, this is either bait or a joke. He actually makes pretty decent points most of the time. I don't agree with him 100% of the time, but he's not evil or anything.
Man I'm not sure if he's trolling or serious.... Lol Yankee is alright. I enjoy his vids whether I agree with him or not.
Same. He's serious enough to get his point(s) across when necessary, but still manages to throw in a few hooker jokes here and there to make it all enjoyable. Probably my favorite gun channel (next to TFBTV of course) tbh.
Any Bersa is an underrated firearm, they make great guns, they have full size, compacts and sub compact guns, they are really cheap and they never jam. Great guns for anyone that doesn't have that much money.
JC OV cheap in the us...
Oh yeah, but cheap doesn't always mean bad quality.
HAH!! You make me laugh!!
Why? hahaha
Jose O idk if you know, but, argie manufactures aren't the best, for example, the argentinian made FAL is total crap.
for the price of a bersa I can get a better gun made in other country.
and with "cheap in the usa" i was trying to say that here isn't any cheap costing the 200% of what it costs in the usa.
An affordable 1911, chambered in .45 acp, in the $500.00 range? Easy. Rock Island Armory GI series, full size, mid size, compact size.
RIA has got some hidden gems
PT111 Millennium G2! Totally underrated! *hides from tomatoes being thrown*
Paul Baquirin I have to agree with you! I know a few troopers and deputies that carry them for off duty weapons and recommend them. Plus the 709/740 is changing minds too.
The 740 and PT111 G2 I shot both have that weird ass trigger! Way too much slack for me, but I was able to get as good hits as my G43 or Shield. So it's just a personal issue. But I would carry either and not worry about them.
I would but either the 709/740 or PT11 G2 over a SCCY CBX2. And they are about the same price.
Paul Baquirin no argument here man, I rotate through both the G2 and 740 as part of my EDC. No issues at all with either one.
Paul Baquirin
I just hate loading the mag of the G2, and it's just plain uncomfortable, but I'm biased for Glock and H&K.
G2C For the win!
Excellent content. Interesting choices. i'd love to try the Boberg.
Thanks, always good to see you in the comment pit ColtCommander - James
The Boberg has a problem with ripping the bullet out of the case. so the ammo the manual calls for.
+Spike Lowry Apparently if you don't use the few brands of proscribed ammo it's not a problem. WWB eve works just fine. Still a very odd gun that will only appeal to boutique types.
YES! the chiappa gets a little love. All hickok did was rudely talk about how ugly he thought it was 😢. This video made my day❤
The problem is that people watch Hickock and think that is anything more than an un-cut photo shoot. Chiappa Rhinos need more love.
Chiappa needs to quit f'n around and offer a 3 inch barrel version. .357 magnum isn't worth it coming out of 2 inches of barrel.
airbomb34 tell yankee marshal he will make them
Brandon Thompson actually he made a video about why he doesn't carry 357 mag because the 2inch barrel is such poor performance.
they just came out with the 3 inch at shot show! I can't wait to get one, that's what I was waiting for.
If you have not fired a rhino, do so. I can't afford one but I have fired one. I'm old with bad wrists. Recoil is close to a .22 magnum. A deaf person might be unsure if it fired. O.k. ,that's a stretch but just barely. Learning how to handle the grip is the only concern and the learning curve isn't that steep. I liked the 4 inch.
Not enough short shorts. 1/5.
The butts the hardest part to conceal
I was looking for this comment
fuhfuhfuhfuhfirst
second, I swear to god I'm going to ban the first of you dirty damned hipsters that gets on here and says "Where's the Makarov?" Ten years ago, maybe. But now, you're lucky to get a G-VG Bulgy that's been beat to shit for the past couple of decades by an armed dog catcher in some former com-bloc country for $300. If I wanted an all-metal .380, for $300 (or less) I'd just get a Thunder and call it a day.
JK about the ban part you guys know I love you
James Reeves if a Kahr that is no longer in production is on this list why not a Makarov?
This is a fair question, but it has nothing to do with production, it's the fact that the Mak is no longer the bargain it used to be at $300 for a well-worn one. There are smaller, lighter, cheaper guns that are just as powerful. I love the Mak, but when the supply dried up and with advancing technology and decreasing prices, it's getting left behind. Great question. - James
Nice.
What are your thoughts on the Arex Rex Zero 1? There is a compact version and I am thinking about purchasing one in the future.
Good day, mr. James. How about training some newscaster voice? "This is James Reeves and Hot Gun Bore News Monthly!" ))
On number 4, the feeding actually works the same way as in the Mars automatic pistol from the late 19th century, so it's a pretty old idea.
Also the Browning M1919 belt-fed machine gun. Still pretty neat though. I like stuff that's different.
Short shorts and denim in 2017. You're one odd fella but you're our odd fella😉
Soylent Green The short shorts are to show off his gains and toned glutes.
nothing wrong with the denim, that's a nice shirt.
The Boberg did not rip the rims off shells it would leave the bullet behind when extracting the round if the shell was not crimped around the bullet. So you need to use certain makes of ammunition. The idea is great the extra barrel length makes all the difference, besides the pistol being smaller.
Cz 2075 rami, an underrated gun that's about the same size as a glock 26 but is a small cz 75!
I really do like the Chiappa Rhino's look. It gives off a futuristic vibe which doesn't surprise me with it making an appearance in Ghost in The Shell.
thoroughly impressed on the review. glad to see ya back james.
Thanks, Chad! - James
*THANK YOU!* MY BP9cc is my everyday carry! Those guys got it right and affordable with that baby! Good to see it get some props.
Lol nice background choice TFB. "Bourbon st strippers love tippers"
James, your background about them keepers is priceless!!! Great choice!🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏻
>>>Bersa BP9CC and Glock 19 are my only two guns I carry. The BP9 is SO underrated. Great gun!
Light out of Darkness I'm an officer in the Argentinian penitentiary system and we get issued the bersa thunder pro 9mm excellent gun and a beautiful weapon
i bought a beers thunder as a joke years ago and actually love it such a smooth pistol for the price
with kahr's gun I have been thinking that for years! longer barrel shorter grip equals a better ccw!
Much love for the Glock 36. My 21st birthday present to myself and it's still going strong.
Very interesting list. I was pleasantly surprised to see some actual obscure (at least to me) guns. I'm not a big fan of the Chiappa Rhino on the list though or really any .357 out of a 2" barrel simply because the velocity drop off in such a short barrel removes all the advantages of carrying a normally great round. Might as well pack a Glock 26 with +P ammo. It's 2 oz's lighter, hundreds of dollars cheaper, and carries 5 more rounds with similar ballistics.
Actually the difference between a 2 inch 357 revolver and a 3 inch 9 mm (since semi auto pistols include chamber in barrel length) is a lot greater than you'd think. 9mm +p would make up the difference some but wouldn't get it 100% from what I have seen. Haven't tested it personally since i don't have a chronograph but considering the difference between 9mm and 357 mag in the glock 19 size range it is safe to say it continues in smaller sizes but on a smaller scale. Obviously the semi auto is going to have a greater capacity but total potential force carried is similar or leans in the revolvers favor even with the capacity difference.
I've got a bersa thunder and I still love it
it feels good to come home after a long day and loosen my pants to sit and watch a new tfb video with james.
lol
Bersa is a woefully underrated company. Great narrative. I've carried a Thunder Plus Bersa for years. Fixed barrel makes it very accurate. Sure, there are newer systems out there, but you fight with what you train with. I don't feel at all under gunned with a double stack .380. At the time it was 250.00 bucks NIB out the door. Extra mags were hard to come by, but I eventually got them. Again, great post for some rare and unusual arms, thanks!
I was really hoping for some .44 magnum pocket wonder I've never heard of...
Astra Terminator, otherwise known as the gun George Clooney used in "From Dusk Til Dawn"
My friend carries a .44 mag in an Bonds Arms as a back up to his .357 mag. Two
.44 mag rounds.....that should keep attackers at bay....LOL
Smith and Wesson 296 Ti. It’s a 5 shot 44 special with a 200 grain bullet max. But light as a feather
Super Redhawk... easily concealable in your pocket.
@@arcocola8183 Or Charter Arms Bulldog; love mine. Not Mag but still.
Thanks for showing the Chiappa Rhino some love. Watching Massad Ayoob nail targets at a pretty long range with this thing impressed me fairly on. (Of course the good shooters can do the same with any good quality snub-nosed revolver.) Bringing the barrel more in line with the hold worked well for the ARs and getting it into a pistol was pretty ingenious. (Also the flat-sided cylinder to reduce width and ease carry.)
Makarov is very underrated. Compact enough, accurate, low maintenance and cheap. Even if it is a little heavy
Sir,
One last one, and one that I've been carrying for a few months now: the Sig 938. It's basically a 9mm version of the Sig 238. It shoots REALLY well, incredibly controllable, and recoils smoothly. It DOES take 238 parts.
Man as soon as i saw the chiappa i went online to order it then i saw the price tag :/ I wish i could afford my two favorite hobbies more guns and guitars
You should start collecting Warhammer 40K minis
James, nice to hear from another P9 Covert fan. I have one and it is a wonderful pistol. I know that earlier this year, a number of people, including myself, corresponded with Justin Moon about re-introducing the Covert and were given a flat "No" with no reason given. I'm told by someone in a position to know that the model was discontinued because it hurt sales of both the PM9 and the P9 at the time. In short, it was an idea that was just too good.
I carry mine daily in a pocket loaded with 7 rounds in it. The extra .4 inch of barrel doesn't matter in terms of concealment and the gun even fits in the same DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster as the PM9 or CM9. When I carry it in the waistband, I switch to a 7 round magazine with the extended base pad for a total of 8 rounds in-gun and am improved draw. This from a gun introduced more than 15 years ago.
But there is one more advantage other than sight radius and slightly higher velocity over the shorter gun, and that is the recoil spring system. It is the single wound spring system found on the larger P9, and the slide is noticeably easier to rack than the one on a PM9 or CM9. This is a big deal to us old guys with arthritis. The gun also feels better to me when I shoot it next to a CM9 that I own.
If you are thinking of looking for an original P9 Covert, be prepared to be looking a while. As the saying goes, "Them that has, keeps." Also there is a slight downside and that is if you plan to install night sights. All the original Coverts had the "old style" slide, and the rear night sight is no longer made for them by anyone. I found this out in the course of a year long search, and ordering from a few suppliers who did not know the difference and advertised them incorrectly. Finally Kahr did offer a very limited supply of the front night sight only for $30 on their website so I got one and decided to be happy with that.
I want another one of these guns, because it is one of the most useful firearms I own and I have accumulated ten magazines for it. I'm thinking that a new CW9 and a hacksaw are in my future. Good luck on finding one for yourself.
Top 5 Aesthetically Pleasing Open Carry Guns? (i.e something that looks badass in a holster)
The S&W 500 Magnum looks incredible, but it'll blow your hand off.
Nick Jr a C96 maybe, but they are big and really fucking expensive...
Nick Jr maries leg nothing beats a short rifle carry gun.
A 22 LR Magnum Buntline Carabine ☺
colt revolver
Clicked on because of the 200 DS on the thumbnail- I own 2 Rhinod 50DS and 200DS.. love the two!
Welcome back, James. You were sorely missed.
Thanks, Peter. Glad to be back. - James
You just reminded me I bought a Glock 36 and loved it but it did carry enough rounds so I sold it. It was really thin and very concealed, thanks for the memory!
I really liked all of your picks and I'm especially glad you included the Chiappa and the G36 but I'm wondering why you didn't include the PT111 G2. My guess is you figured you'd ticked off enough people already (but you might not like the trigger pull, it doesn't bother me because of the nice groups I get).
I have to admit that I have a bias against Taurus guns. I am going to try to curb it for future videos, maybe request one to review to get over the bias, but I have never been able to get behind their gear. - James
TFB TV James, I thought they were junk too (a friend had a Taurus that was "not so good" he was trying to get rid of). Lately I'd been seeing some great reviews on the PT111 G2 (except for the DA trigger pull) and then I saw a guy at one of our local ranges with one (what tipped me off was his sunglasses, baseball cap and hoodie with the hood up. Odd at an indoor range). He had some good groups from his PT111. After seeing a PT111 for sale at a $220 price (NIB) I decided to see if my wife still loved me. I've got about 100 rounds through it now (still married too) with no FF or FE and some really good groups. The DA trigger is a nonissue for me (no failure to fire yet but if I do; tap, rack) and the SA trigger is crisp. The magazine springs are made for superman but we've got Uplula for that. Give the PT111 G2 a try it gave me hope for Taurus.
Views and Reviews The wife part LOL
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I owned 2 semi autos from them. Both were lemons. Had to get rid of them. Both went back to the manufacture 3 times they claimed it was fixed and problems still persisted. However they make excellent revolvers. Just my experience.
AND....….he has the courage to state what many of us already know BERSA MAKES A GREAT GUN PERIOD. Not "for the money" as in value although that is nice too but I have 2 and I LOVE them. They don't have the fit and finish of the high end weapons but it never effects functionality. I don't recall ever having to perform immediate action on a FTF with my thunder .380 OR my Thunder9
Had no idea Bersa would've made it at the top. Got my Bersa. 380 Thunder Plus as my every day carry. Sorry you wasted your money on a glock when you could've bout two Bersas, or a really nice SIG SAUER. Glocks are the hi points of peasants. "Bruce Willis used it before his band so it must be good". Thank “god" for Die Hard, am I right?!?!
Definitely agree on the Bersa BP9CC. Not only does it have a nice trigger, the handle is very comfortable, too.
Wow, I remember hearing about Bersa a long time ago, didn't know they were that nice
I'll have to remember that gun..
Fact: The Shield does kick ass.
Yeah those are nice, local police where I used to live used them as their backups and such, & all loved them
Really sad to lose Alex.. and to be truthful, You are the only reason I am still here.. Not familiar with the new guys but i have high hopes they will fit in well..
I think for concealed carry, short range life on the line someone draws on you, I would go for a .357 revolver. Guaranteed to work unless you have somehow let it rust.
Not guaranteed but pretty close. If you get something blocking the hammer you're sorta screwed and hang fires can still happen and are more serious in revolvers than semi autos. I prefer revolvers but they aren't completely mythical. They pack more force per round and hold up better to neglect (ie not properly maintained with lube and the like) where semi autos pack less force per round and hold up better to abuse (ie the stupid sand and mud test people do to show superiority of certain firearms that are likely just gonna sit in your holster and at worst get dropped into a slight amount of mud or sand that youll wipe off instead of caked in it). Total force is about the same but i trust a revolver over a semi auto personally due to an epidemic of crackheads in my area that are immune to pain and have unlimited energy as well as most of my hobbies being outdoors so i would prefer 357 mag over 9mm when it comes to a mountain lion since 10 mm is rare in my area and 44 mag is expensive.
Legit just an hour ago subbed and really enjoy what I've seen so far. Been going from vid to vid which is rare for me without changing channels
I'm not a glock fanboy..... "glock falls from heaven", "I love the gun", and finally classic glock fanboyness, let's compare it to the 11' !!!! Sure bud, your a glock fanboy
really, you can tell by his shorts.
I got a Rhino 60DS, had it only a couple months and put MAYBE 100 rounds in it before I experienced a malfunction at the range. Cylinder locking up, hammer not engaging. Took it home, looked inside and the internal hammer had broken. To their credit, Chiappa fixed it free of charge (it was within warranty) and their customer service was great. They even still fixed it for free after I took too long to send it back (I was in the middle of a move). Maybe I just got a fluke and I haven't had any problems since, but it wrecked any confidence I might have had on it as a concealed carry
I like my Colt Detective. For serious work, the PA-63 meets all requirements, that is, decent stopping power, slimline, thin...and, plentiful cheap ammo, at $99.00 ea. lol, per half a dozen from J&G, someone's evidence room is fine by me, take your time SAO, but 700 to 1,000 dollar pistols sitting on a lockup shelf sucks.
I prefer a hammer, but for striker crowd, the Taurus Pt111 Gen 2 gets rave reviews, gets it done, again, at cheap price.
I had two, a 40 and 9mm, daughter took the 9.
SportsmanSupply has a tempting CZ, threaded bbl., temptations. Good thing these don't fight each other over jealousy in the safe.
I disagree but this is a good comment nonetheless. Thanks - James
TFB TV
ok, with a good smith, some new springs, that PA-63 is my go to.
I have a friend who has a tiny .25 pocket pistol given to him by his son. The young man sent it off three times before he was satisfied with the trigger.
I'd never think .25, but it's a pocket pistol. If you were blindfolded, handed the pocket toy, you'd swear it was a 1,000 dollar plus custom.
Best trigger I ever had? That stainless Smith Model 66, short bbl., it had a awesome but dangerous trigger if you weren't aware. Wish I had it back, but it was far from a conceal and carry.
I love crisp, no travel, smooth racking semi. Lol, lay your 9x18 Markarov mags in the sun at the range, lol, that little bitc....uh, bad word, will eat your butt up. In an adrenalin stimulated situation, I have never been conscious of recoil.
Appreciate not being banned.
haha I'd never ban you guys for disagreeing with me, especially when it's a comment that actually has some thought behind it. I'd never think .25 (too small) and if I am going to carry a gun, I'd rather pay a lot extra and, even if I never see it again after an incident, I'd rather it be because it worked, not because it didn't. - James
TFB TV
When I was young, back in the day, coming and going JFK, and assorted down town streets like Philly, all over the map, my conceal and carry was a bad ass gold plated Cross pen.
Always made it thru secutity, was basically a CQB weapon, but I was blessed with short muscle fibers, which means I had fast hands, plus knew how to drive a punch thru your target.
Eyes were my double tap. Reality.
Perhaps not as effective these days in z bad chicongo neighborhood, agreed, plus, some of us geeze, ain't as CQB as we used to be.
Ya got to improvise, glad I never had to overcome.
I've yet to have a courthouse dude with the majic wand try to confiscate my writing "tool."
That is silly thinking.. carry the best pistol you can... You have so much more to worry about than your carry gun if you get yourself into a shooting..
I'm liking the True Detective Season 1 backdrops in this vid.
Good video James!! You're probably my favorite TFBTV host now!
I know Alex C is gone... he seems to have fallen off the grid completely now. Does he have his own youtube channel or contact? Kinda wanna pick his brain about his MGs and ownership experiences.
Thanks man. No, he's totally off the grid now, but you will probably find him drag racing around Dallas if you're in the area.
what you described with the Kahr "covert" is exactly what I carry in glock and sig form. Glock 19L (17 slide on 19 frame) or my 320 X5 on top of an X series frame that was chopped to accommodate the 320 compact magazines
My Kahr K9 Elite is one of my favorite pistols in my collection. Excellent fit and finish, extremely smooth trigger, great sights. Sure the metal frame makes it a little heavy, but it feels sturdy. Underated pistols at Kahr.
As an update, S&W 327 PC. 8 rounds .356, choice of moon clip or speed loader, 20 ounce weight. His should give the chiappa a fair fight.
And you do not have to change your grip to save your fingers
Great review
Thanks for the Bersa info, headed to pick one up!
Bourbon Street strippers love tippers? Nice!
I totally agree with this List!!!
did anybody notice the graffiti flipping us off starting at 8:35?
Josiah Corker : Yep, kinda set the tone for a coupe of these revolvers. I laughed out loud at the PM, then a Bersa, I've fired a Rhino and it's not for me. The imprint of the butt imbedded in my hand was enough. So all can yell at me for being a jerk, my back up carry is a lady Smith P+, and a .32 Beretta Bob cat. Before folks scream Hornady Critical Defense ammo.
I had a Nickel Rossi 357, and I loved it. If it's Loaded it's gonna Fire every time. Plus it Fired .38 Special as well.
oh boi l love rhinos
1:56 Talking about small-framed revolvers that holds 6 or more 357s and under-rated, I can think of another one: Taurus 617. It's 4.3 oz heavier (weight is 28.3 oz), and 0.125 inches longer (length is 6.625"), than the Rhino 20DS, but *it holds 7*, and it's made of all stainless steel. And, it's about 50% cheaper than the Rhino :)
Harry Callahan but Taurus has terrible QC tho
@@derrickr6044 hasn't been true in years lmao
SCCY CPX2 would have been in my top 5. 10+1 Very light and easy to shoot.
overrated
I live in a country without civilian pistols, but being familiar with airsoft replicas of guns like Beretta 92F and 1911s, and shooting Glocks and full-size CZ-75s on the range, the grip on the Bersa 9CC airsoft replica blew me away. With my miniscule hands, it was like someone made it specifically for me. Definitely a strong point for small-handed people that TFB haven's covered.
Where's the H&K P7 ? Preferred CCW of trust fund recipients.
lol no comment
Abe Froman Alex hyped it up
In a museum where it belongs for being so old balls!
zzzzziiiing
It's in the video of OVERRATED concealed carry guns, hahaha!
That Boburg is more expensive than what I like, but I absolutely love that design. I love ingenuity. I might save for one now that they are dropping in price.
Where's the Makarov?
Mel Laknanurak BANNED
Joseph Rozensky 4 Eternity
That's a ban...
Not exactly underrated. A lot of people carry Makarovs.
With aftermarket rear sights they are pretty good but the standard sights are sharp and easily snag. I suppose that can be remedied with drawing practice.
james your an incredible entertainer. Straight forward without being boring. great job
Sig P938 FTW
Whoa! Hey now. This topic was underrated buddy, lol.
Slagtheangry sig p238
Could not agree with you more about the appeal and chronic public under-appreciation of the Glock 36, one of my all-time favorite handguns. It is one of the best-shooting "little guns with big bullets" I've ever fired. Thanks for this interesting video.
Yeah right. Screw the Glock! 1911 all the way!
The bull pump is where the action is behind the trigger. It may be more expensive but it is usually lighter and gives you a longer barrel which helps with accuracy.
What about the Bersa Thunder or PT111?
Hey +All Games, Thunder is A+. It gets a mention, but I try not to use two of the same manufacturer on one vid. - James
TFB TV Makes sense, but what about the PT111?
The Bersa trigger pull is nice, but my SAR9 came out of the box with a trigger pull of 2.5 pounds, a crisp, smooth action.
Hehehe you said butt.
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*One incredible 380 small gun that offers two magazine options with extraordinary accuracy is the bersa thunder 380 7+1 and the fuller 15 round magazine.* *Neither are at all fussy about the ammo you use.* *They also have their own built in key safety with two other safeties!* *Thee little pistols are less then half the price of a PPK @ $800. :)*
"the butts the hardest part to conceal" #feminsm
deadfishbrohoof ...and if it's nice, why would you?
We usually don't agree that much but this list is right on
Dont say first...
Technically, you are first since I cheated and I know when the vids get published. I will add your name to the TFBTV annals of "Ye Who Posted Firste" where your memory will live forever
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I love that the Bersa Thunder 380 comes with pink grips and pink/purple finish options.
That bullpup was amazing, never seen that before.
The Rhino is great, 6oclock barrels are really nice to shoot especially with larger calibre
Top 5 Underrated CCWs:
5) Chiappa Rhino revolver
4) Boberg XR9 or Bond Arms Bullpup 9mm automatic
3) Glock 36 9mm
2) Kahr P9 Covert 9mm
1) Bersa BP9CC 9mm
A bullpup pistol sounds kickass imo. The idea of cocking the gun and the bullet traveling up to the barrel like that is pretty neat. Its really small too, so its nice
I didn't think much of the Boberg... Until now.
Great review!! Of course, living in California, not all of these are available to me. But, I totally appreciate what you’ve presented.
My Bersa Firestorm is just crazy fun to shoot.
Glad to see you back!
I agree with number one, I have one! They are so nice for CCW. Glad to see you're back, looking forward to more new content.
I own a glock 36 .45cal. Its a very reliable firearm. It'll fire any ammo put in it. One thing though, after continuous firing it'll stove pipe after about a hundred rounds or so. The cure is to pause, let her cool off and lube the ejection ramp on the slide.
He's right.. that Bersa is really nice. trigger is fantastic. definitely a nice shooting pistol.
1. Taurus 605 full steel.... .357 Mag that isn't too heavy, nice to shoot and conceal (much better than the obscure Rhino. 2. Why go with a Bersa BP9 when you can go with a dependable S&W Shields which has the same / better benefits. 3. I believe the S&W 9 Compact is the best all around CC pistol. Has a shorter grin than the Shield (and most other pistols) sonitvis easy to pocket carry. It holds 12 rounds and can take the full size M&P mag for a 17 round back up. Fun video. Thanks for sharing.
Haven't read all the comments yet, but I think the new Kimber revolver (K6S) carries six rounds, .357/.38sp, in a compact frame.
The Bersa suffers from >$40 extra mags.
The finish could be taken care of by the Hawaiian silicone oil treatment(degrease,rinse with boiling water,apply silicone oil,let cool). This fills in the pores of the metal and doesn't allow water to enter to cause rust.
I wanted a Covert. Instead, I hacked the grip of my CW9 and have essentially the same thing now. I love it. You'll love it too. And super easy as it is a straight cut. My PM9 is a bit lighter, but I find I carry the hack job more frequently.