SCCY CPX-4 .380 Range Time
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2023
- SCCY CPX-4 .380 first shots and range time. Is it accurate? Is it reliable? Will it run defensive ammo?
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Sir, I just stumbled across your channel and really appreciate the way you reviewed this firearm. Great point about training with your firearm at all distances to see what you as well as the firearm are capable of. Great content and review thank you for your time.
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My CPX3 has been excellent so far 500 rounds of Monarch steel case ammo only one did not cycle the slide. I checked and it cleared the barrel. I could tell, it was a lite pop that sounded like a primer and no powder. I don't carry this gun however it is in the car in a get home bag. My carry is a .38 snub nose Taurus 856. Great shooting and an excellent review.
Love my CPX3 also...tis my EDC however, If I lived in a more dangerous area than what I do, I perhaps would carry something else.
I sometimes carry a Sig P365 380 with Underwood Xtreme Defender rounds. I definitely wouldn’t want to get hit with them.
I wouldn't want to get hit with ANY .380 bullets and definitely not Underwood.
Great review. Understand distance practice, makes sense. I do the same. Thx
I have a cpx-2 and cpx-4, both shoot great, it's all about practice and being proficient with your guns. Great review.
Thank you for watching and adding your thoughts.
Great video and review.
Thank you for watching.
Thanks for the video. Seems like a ok pistol. And i like to see you shoot at longer ranges. 🙂🙂
For a budget pistol, it's not bad. As always, thank you for watching.
I love my CPX-4 🔥🔥 Great vid, sir!
I haven't really gotten a lot of rounds through mine, I'm at maybe about 100 during that 1st 50 rounds I had a handful of failure to fires with Blazer Brass but when I run Hornady Critical Defense through em he runs flawless
I just got one of these--$206 OTD. Haven't got to shoot it yet; my preferred indoor range is being upgraded. It is larger and heavier than the LCP Max I am replacing with it, but that should mean less recoil and snap . The trigger is really heavy; like you, I am having to use the first point on my finger to pull it; using my fingerprint pad is painful (and that is just dry-firing). Nothing wrong with my Max; the trade-out is for financial reasons. If my CPX functions as well as yours, I will be quite satisfied.
UPDATE: I have test-fired the CPX-4. I put 50 rounds through it with no malfunctions, so I am happy about that, but I can't hit the broad side of a barn with it (at 25 feet my 'groups' were basketball-sized), and about 1-in-4 casings came back and hit me, and I don't know how many others barely missed me. I am thinking that I might sell it and get something else, maybe a Ruger Security ,380.
Shoot how you want to...I enjoy seeing you push the little guns past their limits to 50yards. Good shooting as always.
For a budget gun, it has potential. Thanks for watching.
Nice job Harley
Thanks.
My SCCY CPX2 was a Jam-O-Matic, tried everything to solve the problems, finally sold it out of frustration. My SCCY CPX4 has been reliable from day one. Trigger is fine, for me anyway, recoil very manageable.
Thanks for watching and adding your thoughts.
Ty for the feedback
I am very happy with my cpx-3, it's with me all the time
Thanks for watching.
@Oscarortiz,,,,,Same here sir....I have an IWB Kydex from "muddy River Tactical" and carry it everyday....great gun
Great review Rider. As always, nice shooting. 8" plate at 50 yrds? I wouldn't even attempt it
That little gun seems to be pretty accurate. As always, thanks for watching.
I wanted a double action, inexpensive 380 that had good mag capacity, easy to see sights and could be easily concealed. I am not a fan of the Ruger LCP Max after owning two and getting pinched and slapped every time I pulled the trigger no matter what part of my finger was on the trigger or where. I own a Sig P238 and a Sig P365 in 380 which are excellent 380s. I liked my Glock 42 except for the capacity and random feeding problems and I am okay with a Taurus Spectrum even though both of the ones I owned had to be returned for warranty repair.
I got the SCCY CPX3 380. Like RR, I like just about everything about it except for the really long, heavy trigger press and hard wall. If you haven't actually pressed one of these triggers........there is nothing like it. After a couple of mags I ordered the MCarbo trigger improvement springs kit. That kit was easy to install and is very inexpensive. Now at least for me, the trigger press is manageable and actually quite pleasant. 200 rounds through it with only one light primer strike on some remanned ammo which fired on second strike. Very comfortable grip, very low recoil, easy to rack slide, good mag capacity and good sights. For the $149 that I paid for mine and the $25 trigger improvement kit, so far I am happy and enjoy shooting the SCCY CPX3.
Thanks for watching and adding the info. I may try the Mcarbo trigger upgrade and do another review.
I'd look into the beretta 80x cheetah. It isn't cheap, though
Beretta 80x Cheetah review is in the editing process.
@@RidersRange yup
My LGS has these for $200. I had thought about getting one for my wife and daughter.
you sir are a rooten-tooten shooting marksman. good review.tks.
Thank you for watching.
I "need" this gun like I need a hole in my head, but that's another matter. Some people love this gun, others hate it. Whatever the case must be, I'd still like to have one. The lifetime warranty works for me..
SCCY pistols obviously meet a market need.
I have a cpx 3/ which is my EDC got a dedicated kydex holster from "muddy river tactical" IWB and carry this everyday... Great shooter.
I'm with you but a local shop is selling the CPX-3 for $159 and I've spent more than that at a restaurant and gotten heartburn. Looks like it is rugged enough and well built for the price and SCCY's rep is that they stand behind their stuff. MCarbo sells a trigger spring kit that cuts the pull weight in half, though not sure if that might lead to some light strikes with some primers. Still want to get one for kicking around with and won't be too worried if it gets scatched, and if you're a halfway decent shot then a good defensive round should work out if its ever needed.
@@wilycoyote9091 I paid $189 out the door for my CPX-3 and Love this gun...It is my EDC, and after all this time, never any failures of any kind....They are hard to find in any stores now, and wish I would have bought the other one they had at the time.
@@dannydoughboy120 I too have noticed that they aren't always in stock. What brand IWB are you using? I have yet to find any IWB that's comfortable, and even though I live in an open carry state I'd rather not advertise I am carrying.
High and to the left, just like every Sccy owner has told me they found happens when target practicing with a Sccy gun.
Makes a good back up firearm
Maybe, though I think there are many better options.
I owned a CPX-2 in 9mm and it kept breaking after 500+ rds. Each time it was something different that broke and each time SCCY fixed it, but after the 3rd time I gave up and sold it because they just aren't made durable enough to last. Maybe the 380acp version will last longer because it's shooting lower power 380acp ammo. If all you are doing is shooting 50rds per year they'll probably last a while, but I still wouldn't trust it with my life. My advice is to save up a little more money and buy a used Glock.
I'm just guessing here, but I'd be surprised if more than 1% of SCCY owners shot more than a box or two of ammo in a year.
@@RidersRange Yeah, most people don't shoot much.
The cpx-3 or 4 shoots a lot more accurately when you put Glock 42/43 sights on it.
I haven't tried that, though trigger control and grip have more to do with accuracy than the sights.
Shoot at 50 yards, because it’s there…..not a bad looking gun, nice review….I don’t think it likes paper targets
I'm sure I could tighten up the groups with more trigger time on that little gun. But I much prefer shooting steel. Thanks for watching.
If you're aiming dead on the bulls eye it's POA POI is way better than the LCP ll 380 and the newest iteration 75th Anniversary stainless steel LCP Max that I have...both have garbage POA POI...😆👍
My test of the CPX-4 is a sample of one. Others may differ. However, my Point Of Aim (POA) was dead center at 15 yards, but the Point Of Impact (POI) was about 3" high left. That may be better than the LCP II, thought not better than MY LCP Max.
Awesome... it sounds like you hit the lottery and got an anomaly with the LCP Max... because the country is saturated with garbage POA POI guns... So much so that Ruger in their attempt to deal with their service center because flooded with garbage guns needing repair have now started sending out complete slides and barrels to people in the mail... Which goes against their own stated propaganda in manuals and on the website; that they do not send parts out and you must receive an RMA from them and send it in... Obviously they violated their own policy because they are bleeding out money with every gun an employee has to handle.... But congratulations on hitting power ball... lol
I bought a few of 1st and 2nd gen 9mm really good looking guns and I really wanted to like them but couldn't they were total pieces of crap !
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Worst trigger ever
Than you have not had much trigger time with very many guns!