@@TeleriumD12I agree for sure. That last setting was a solution for a problem that doesn’t exist and is just a danger to the end-user if they are remotely familiar with modern handguns. Unless you really did your homework on this one it could definitely be a detriment to your safety.
looks like it does that thing some striker fired pistols do, where in single action they don't cock completely and a tiny bit of the trigger pull pulls the hammer back all the way, making a sort of hybrid single/double action.
@@wildberry752I think you forget that this is a military firearm, that is all for safety. Like the super heavy 12 lb NYC Glock triggers or some of the DAO heavy triggers
Back in the 90s my friend nearly blew my foot off because of the unique way that firearm works. I paid for him to go through a firearm safety course after that incident.
@@nickf6794in my state (Ohio) you don't even need a license to concealed carry a handgun not so much a issue for someone like me that's 25 and has been shooting since I was 6 years old the issue is all the jackasses that are irresponsible or people who are just uneducated on how to properly handle firearms
The other chaebols like Samsung and LG still have their fingers in a whole bunch of pies, much like their Japanese counterparts (especially Yamaha and Hitachi). A lot of the weapons in use today by the South Korean military were designed or licensed by Daewoo Precision Industries.
International Harvester used to make M1 Garands, Husqvarna made handguns, Singer (sewing machine company) made M1911s. It’s not a fundamental change to from milling out brackets to milling out pistol slides.
Back when these came out, my ex and I were both cops. She and a few others in my area carried these. They were actually quite good pistols for the time, very affordable, and could use S&W mags.
My family got one of these from my grandfather after he passed, and we shot it 100s of times since 2015 when we got it. None of us knew this was a thing
Had one in the late 90s, really liked it besides the triple action and the trigger bar broke in half. Triple action made the trigger have a weird place to skip or feel in single action at least on mine
Fuckin A Daewoo, nice lookin piece lol. That was a long ass single action trigger pull and I don’t care for pushing the hammer forward from the cocked position but I’d get this just to have a Daewoo pistol 😂
Looks like a Beretta. Daewoo was pretty cool, I believe they made an automatic shotgun and a "futuristic 90s" gun which was an AR 18 ripoff internal but performed very well.
Most definitely, that looks exactly like my 5906, except the decocker/safety is on the frame and not the slide. Also, the grips are screwed on and has a different hammer style.
You should see my 9mm that only has a trigger safety. The "safety" is keeping it in the holster, and keeping your finger off the trigger until you intend to fire.
I had the dh 40 .. I was interested in getting the Beretta clone the guy said if cost is your biggest issue look at this it was on sale for 300 and the Torres was like 425 I loved tye dh it was heavy and it's not smooth like say the expensive guns but it was a dependable quality gun .. I also have an emotional attachment it wasn't the first gun I ever owned but it was the first one u paid for myself
It’s funny the people who are commenting that this looks like junk are exclusively people who have never used one. These are fantastic pistols that are super underrated.
As a duty weapon, having a pistol with a long, deliberate trigger pull without the normal heavy weight accompanying a double action trigger is a fantastic option for safe, accurate first round firing.
You have someone a copy of a 1911 with some other stuff inside of its different like there's no good safety on it or anything like that the 1911 has the same trigger setup
Good thing their rifles are nice, because im sure this handgun wouldve put them into bankruptcy. Daewoo is a good example of diversifying your business.
@@SomeoneSomewhere777not that wild, very normal for large industrial company to do this. Mitsubishi Industry for example, makes cars, air conditionings, air planes and tanks.
@@dangloc89 I get that but you are talking about things with engines the same with Honda. But a gun and a car, my brain is trying to find the connection
That’s a long ass single action
I was going to say that. This doesn't look fun to shoot, and dangerous with that "fast action feature"
I know right, I was just thinking all I gotta do is squeeze homie is pulling the trigger from here to Timbuktu too fire it
@@TeleriumD12I agree for sure. That last setting was a solution for a problem that doesn’t exist and is just a danger to the end-user if they are remotely familiar with modern handguns. Unless you really did your homework on this one it could definitely be a detriment to your safety.
Thbx, said better than anything my sumbass'd say
looks like it does that thing some striker fired pistols do, where in single action they don't cock completely and a tiny bit of the trigger pull pulls the hammer back all the way, making a sort of hybrid single/double action.
That "single" action pull is a crime against humanity
Forreal, take-up is like two miles away
@@Lemon_Sage9999 2 miles? You must have ²⁰•²⁰ vision. I need the hubbel space telescope to map the gap between the break and the reset!
Yeah I'm not even a trigger snob but if I bought a DA/SA gun and it had that trigger I would throw the gun away
@@wildberry752I think you forget that this is a military firearm, that is all for safety. Like the super heavy 12 lb NYC Glock triggers or some of the DAO heavy triggers
Back in the 90s my friend nearly blew my foot off because of the unique way that firearm works. I paid for him to go through a firearm safety course after that incident.
Obviously follower all firearm safety but I can see Id inadvertantly "fire" (without or without ammunition) the gun because the way the trigger works.
I'd say your friend was the issue not the pistol
@@nickf6794in my state (Ohio) you don't even need a license to concealed carry a handgun not so much a issue for someone like me that's 25 and has been shooting since I was 6 years old the issue is all the jackasses that are irresponsible or people who are just uneducated on how to properly handle firearms
@@nickf6794 Maybe he comes from Switzerland?
@@rabbitdaze2243that’s pretty cool that you don’t need a ccw but I can definitely see all of the problems with that
I’ll be damned if Daewoo didn’t have their hands in everything. From cars to firearms 😂
The other chaebols like Samsung and LG still have their fingers in a whole bunch of pies, much like their Japanese counterparts (especially Yamaha and Hitachi). A lot of the weapons in use today by the South Korean military were designed or licensed by Daewoo Precision Industries.
I'm like wtf wasn't Daewoo doing cars years ago?
That's a Korean Sig p226
Like dupont or ge
International Harvester used to make M1 Garands, Husqvarna made handguns, Singer (sewing machine company) made M1911s. It’s not a fundamental change to from milling out brackets to milling out pistol slides.
Given my experience with a Daewoo car, I'd never go near a gun made by them...
Their guns are pretty good
Yep, I have a daewoo dr200 that is super nice
My LGS as one of these in .40 that has been bought and sold back to the store by most of the regulars
Back when these came out, my ex and I were both cops. She and a few others in my area carried these. They were actually quite good pistols for the time, very affordable, and could use S&W mags.
If I didn't know it was supposed to work like that I'd swear it was broken.
Was thinking the exact same thing, especially with the way that trigger reset sounds 😂
Daewoo. Daaaawoooo! Daylight come and me wanna buy gun.
My family got one of these from my grandfather after he passed, and we shot it 100s of times since 2015 when we got it. None of us knew this was a thing
Had one in the late 90s, really liked it besides the triple action and the trigger bar broke in half. Triple action made the trigger have a weird place to skip or feel in single action at least on mine
10 years ago i had car made by Daewoo and when i saw that local shop had Daewoo DP-51 for sale i bought it next day. Its awesome and fun gun
Fuckin A Daewoo, nice lookin piece lol. That was a long ass single action trigger pull and I don’t care for pushing the hammer forward from the cocked position but I’d get this just to have a Daewoo pistol 😂
I really like this ngl, the DNA itself of the styling is 10/10
looks identical to a smith and Wesson 915
I think it takes smith mags too
I have a Smith & Wesson 915 and this is exactly the same thing
My grandfather had a Daewoo assault rifle in the 80s. It was bad ass
Oh my lord this is beautiful
love the Woowoo... they made awesome rifles too
Looks like a Beretta. Daewoo was pretty cool, I believe they made an automatic shotgun and a "futuristic 90s" gun which was an AR 18 ripoff internal but performed very well.
Most definitely isn't styled after a Beretta. This is based on the 3rd gen S&W autos
That’s cool walther has a unique striker style similar to that it has 3 trigger pull options
Nice looking piece. Action sounds nice.
The fit and finish on it looks really nice .
I fuckin love mine . Got a 5.9smith and wesson 30 round mag for it ....hasn't malfunctioned on me yet
That has to be the longest trigger pull ever
That third setting is about the same as HKs LEM trigger, though the LEM acts more like a well defined two stage
Looks like a S&W 915
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN!?!?😢😢😢
So double action light and double action heavy. Got it.
Thats the longest single action known to man
The S&W 59 series at home:
Most definitely, that looks exactly like my 5906, except the decocker/safety is on the frame and not the slide. Also, the grips are screwed on and has a different hammer style.
The take 59 series magazine too
So da/sa and HK style Lem? Cool
This predates the HK style by a fair bit.
@@booliganshootingsports even cooler now
Seems perfectly made for accidental discharge
Considering it can only fire if you very actively pull the trigger, that would be impressive to do on accident.
never mind him hes jus saying stuff he doesn’t really know
A) it's called a negligent discharge.
B) you have no clue what you're talking about.
@@tyquanwashington.8510Came to say the same, but I figured someone else already got it first.
You should see my 9mm that only has a trigger safety. The "safety" is keeping it in the holster, and keeping your finger off the trigger until you intend to fire.
I’m gunna drive around in my Daewoo with my Daewoo. Hyuk hyuk hyuk.
Always wanted one of these.
I had their car once. Nice car
That is the first time I've seen triple action properly referenced.
Normally confused with DASA
This looks like the Brazilian Imbel pistols with their "kit adc" option enabled.
I had the dh 40 .. I was interested in getting the Beretta clone the guy said if cost is your biggest issue look at this it was on sale for 300 and the Torres was like 425 I loved tye dh it was heavy and it's not smooth like say the expensive guns but it was a dependable quality gun .. I also have an emotional attachment it wasn't the first gun I ever owned but it was the first one u paid for myself
I remember my buddy was showing me his Springfield xd 45 he shit a brick when I showed him the built in decocking system
DP . Nice
I have one I bought in 1992 and it’s a fantastic pistol,the triple action is really cool for sure ..
It’s funny the people who are commenting that this looks like junk are exclusively people who have never used one. These are fantastic pistols that are super underrated.
DAEWOO! AH HUH HUH AH HUH!
Sweet
Very cool
If it’s built like a Hyundai or Kia, well ! You get what you pay for.
Worse. It’s built like a daewoo
Sounds like a take on the hk lem system regarding the hammer strut/ spring tension
This predates the LEM by a few years actually!
@@booliganshootingsports dang, cool info as always! thank you for the content you put out
I think i found me a new 1!
Wow!!! Cool
More settings, more issues
Interesting
Look like not bad at all ..! ^^
I like it lol 😂
There was something like this on the aftermarket for Browning Hi-Powers, wasn't there?
half cock took some of the hammer wieght off on hipowers and cz75's
Based
What about Double-Single action?
I swear everyone getting a 1911 type gun now an that's cool 😎
The DP51 is definitely not a 1911 type gun though lol
@@booliganshootingsports it's a new gun to me ty for education I just thought style looked kinda like 1
Thats interesting
My hk usp is like this as well they call it a law enforcement modification lol
Daewoo make cars too
I had a CD player made by DaeWoo
i was hoping it did some like rack the slide
Seems like it’s needlessly complicated, what would be the situation in which that third option is ideal?
As a duty weapon, having a pistol with a long, deliberate trigger pull without the normal heavy weight accompanying a double action trigger is a fantastic option for safe, accurate first round firing.
Wasn't this system adopted by Wilson or Brown in the High Power?
You have someone a copy of a 1911 with some other stuff inside of its different like there's no good safety on it or anything like that the 1911 has the same trigger setup
This has zero relation to the 1911 trigger setup lol.
The 1911 is single action only. This can be fired in single, double, or “fast” action.
Can somebody explain to me why that looks like a Sigg because that’s what it looks like
Queen latifa says "eww you got Daewoo on your hands"
Is it drop.safe ?
I'm not a big fan of other countries pistols other than Germany but this one I want I don't like 9mm's either and I want this one
Did you run out of videotape?
Is it possible to print a working 3D printed pistols without ordering gun parts
There are some fully 3D printed designs. Nothing compact like a pistol though.
im late commenting this but your 410 fire arm did you use a stripped or a 80% lower
I used a stripped lower.
@@booliganshootingsports ah, would a 80% work too ?
Any milspec lower would work.
@@booliganshootingsports ok, thanks
You looking at my Daewoo?
Daewoo makes chevy sparks. As far as i care that guns a korean chevy
Ahh the Daewoo the car no man every paid for and if he did he was still just as ashamed 😅
Daewoo
A car company is making a 1911?
Remember their cars?
Similar to the HK lem triggers
Technically, LEM triggers are similar to this, lol. This came first.
That's a nice gun.
So it has a single shot LEM mode from HK
This predates the LEM system by many years. Technically every LEM triggered HK has this system in it lol.
Next
I still think it's a 1.5 action.
DAEWOO!!! 😂
I didn't know they made guns wtf 😭
These mfers make TVs also 😂
I wanna know if it works or not
…yes? These are known to be very reliable and accurate pistols. I’m running mine in competition in a few weeks.
Made in south korea: My mind🇰🇵
Daewoo makes guns? Is that the same company that makes cars and recreational vehicles?
They were a huge corporation making buildings, ships, and military equipment.
Daewoo has tried to make everything
Daewoo is a car manufacturer 😆
Their car manufacturing division was a very small part of their business portfolio. They made heavy equipment, military equipment, buildings, etc.
Can you do a giveaway?
Good thing their rifles are nice, because im sure this handgun wouldve put them into bankruptcy.
Daewoo is a good example of diversifying your business.
Pile o sheet
What the how the
Daewoo? Wasnt Daewoo a car company years ago?
Yep! Same logo on both.
@@booliganshootingsports That is so crazy to me, I understand diversification but that is just wild, LOL
@@SomeoneSomewhere777not that wild, very normal for large industrial company to do this. Mitsubishi Industry for example, makes cars, air conditionings, air planes and tanks.
Husqvarna makes lawnmowers, chainsaws, motorcycles, and guns
@@dangloc89 I get that but you are talking about things with engines the same with Honda. But a gun and a car, my brain is trying to find the connection
Looks like a knock off S&W 5906
Sorry DAEWOO?
This/LEM are the objectively best carry triggers.
Not gunna credit Forgotten Weapons?
Why would I credit forgotten weapons on a video I made?
@@booliganshootingsports My bad dude, low volume voice, you sound alot like Ian. Rewatched on high volume, totally got it wrong.
Lol, it’s all good. I have people think I sound like Ian, Lock Picking Lawyer, hell, I got V Sauce once and I don’t hear it 😂
@@booliganshootingsports Once the volume was all the way up, I don't either lol
Haw can buy?
I mean, then don’t make it anymore so wherever you find used guns normally.
@@booliganshootingsportsI will love you more about 8