New TRIPLE ACTION Pistol?! 🤯Lionheart VULCAN 9
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2023
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A new take on The Daewoo triple action concept, Lionheart is innovating with an updated version of this mechanism along with many cool features in the new Vulcan 9.
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Vulcan 9 Pistol
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The Lionheart Vulcan 9 is based on the popular Lionheart LH9 series
The LH Series is based on the Korean military sidearm; the Daewoo K5. Soon after its development in the 1980's, the K5 was imported into the US as the Daewoo DP-51. After many years of battle proven history, we saw the potential in this firearm. We then decided to update and improve the DP-51 and turn it into the ultimate combat handgun. With some help from industry experts, endless trips to our factory in Korea, and tens of thousands of test rounds, it was ready!
• What is special about the LH9 series?
The LH Series has an excellent track record. It has been used as the standard sidearm for the Korean Army for over 25 years! The design utilizes a unique "Double Action Plus+" trigger system which combines double and single action for a truly unique and smooth first shot.
Prepare to be amazed by the revolutionary features of Lionheart Industry's latest creation, the most innovative pistol you've ever seen! The Vulcan 9 by Lionheart Industries.
Join us as we delve into the cutting-edge technology and meticulous craftsmanship that sets this pistol apart from the rest. With its double action plus action system, this firearm delivers an unrivaled shooting experience that combines the best features of single-action and double-action pistols.
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Lionheart Industries has meticulously designed this masterpiece, incorporating sleek lines, ergonomic grips, and an unparalleled attention to detail.
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Daewoo absolutely has this trigger action, and I have a dp-51 from decades ago. Its a 2-stage trigger on a double action.
The best trigger action for a 1911 style or Beretta style hammer fired pistols. Glad it's hopefully making a comeback.
You’re right it is inspired by the Daewoo action. Lionheart owns the rights to the action and reworked it to build this new pistol around it.
I have the DP-51c and it has the tri action as well. Nothing new with tri action here.
@@TkellKnives Not inspired by, they are updated Daewoo K5s. These are second gen of the ones that they have been making here in the US. Prior to that, they were importing the Daewoos as Lionhearts.
Daewoo made this in 1989...
Lionheart is releasing this summer. I don’t think they had red dots in 1989.
@@TkellKnives is that the take away from this? A red dot and not. The triple action.. I don't remember them saying the red dot was the big thing in the video 😂
I was kidding, but it is the Daewoo action reworked and made more robust by the company that took over their importation. Lionheart, they released the LH9 using a similar action a few years ago but built this entirely new pistol around that action.
And?
daewoo is probably trash tho
Definitely a unique gun in more than one way.
We have a variant of the Hi Power that has a similar feature called "fast action/quick action". Unlike some people think, it's secure and won't fire the live ammo in the chamber.
Cool setup! Thanks for the review.
Thank you sir!
@Tkell Knives thanks, now I have another purchase in the near future!
I dig the innovation here. Total mic drop on the tool clipped into the mag base plates! 👍👍
I thought it was really cool
This is similar to the hk p30lem trigger
Yes it is similar. This is from the Daewoo action design. Lionheart owns the rights to that action so they reworked it and built this pistol around it. Not sure when H&K released the LEM, Daewoo first introduced theirs in the 80’s on the Korean service pistol the K5.
Who cares about staging a shot. Shoot the fucking threat or get shot by it. The threat isnt going to care. 😅
We definitely should go back to the hammer fired colt wheel guns from 1886 who needs all this crap
i like how you can prep it in tripple action go from that single action and be ready to fire
Hot damn that looks like the ultimate carry piece
Been wanting a Lionheart pistol for years now! This new one may just be "The Way"👌🤙🇺🇸
And it’s their first made in the USA!
You think it’s worth $1300? I have no experience with the brand
I was hoping to see the frame slide off I had a do51 and a dh40 and they both had the same flaw behind the safety on the right rail there was a hut out leaving a about an eighth of an inch of rail at the very back and after a few thousand rounds the slide loosened up a little and would pot that section of rail right out I really like the changes to the design but sure hope they worked this problem out
That’s a lot of trust.
Pretty similar to the SFS system you can get for Hi-powers
So new the Fast action for the GP/HP 35 from the FN was developped in the 70s. Looks like a nice gun, anyway. Does it still use fourth generation S&W pistols mags ?
This action is based off the Daewoo action from the 80’s. From what we could see it is very high quality work. I believe someone did say it takes the Smith mags
That’s LIONHEART!!
Yea sir. Releasing later this summer. All made in the USA now
Isso ai parece o kit adc da IMBEL 😂, mas no caso da 1911 da IMBEL, era acionado pela trava e nao pelo gatilho. No final das contas, só uma pecinha a mais pra quebrar 🤦♂️🤣
I have had a Daewoo DP-51 for 30 years and have been following Lionheart since they began. I would buy a Vulcan, but it is out of my price range.
What’s the trigger reset like?
I would really like to see this in a full size 4.5"-5" barrel.
I had the same thought. A full size would be awesome.
Did they make one for baby hands? Weapon retention is everything in CCW. 👀
I don't understand why they feel the need to complicate the process. If you're in a high state of adrenaline the last thing you're thinking of is single, double or triple action. I'm looking for responsiveness without delay.
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They're officially on the market as of last week
Please let me know why?
I believe I saw that before, some people would say the Daewoo did that but I'm sure Browning Hi Power had SFS hammer forward condition one, it was thier approach to have a hammer drop safety without compromising the awesome mechanism of the High Power.
But overall this is a modern pistol that has everything I love about Pistols 😍
I'm a guy who hate striker fired Pistols in general and I hate particularly Glocks with a passion so I'm getting one of these pistols, hopefully they offer them in multiple calibers.
I’m a huge hammer fired guy myself. My current favorite is my p226 Legion.
The action on the lionheart is really well done. It is based on a Daewoo action, good eye.
@@TkellKnives finally someone who have the same taste as mine, I'm 6'7" so I do like to carry full size pieces like the Browning Hi Power and FN FNX Tactical, I live in bear country so I also prefer my S&W M&P 10mm Auto but after seeing the Vulcan 9 I'd love to carry it in summer when I'm not wearing heavier clothings.
I wish they could make it in different calibers later.
I’m hoping for a full size too. 4.5-5 inch barrel. Nothing beats the knock down of a 45 or a 10mm. Love the S&W M&P 2.0. Great platform, especially for the money. The way I see it, the world is getting worse. Bigger problems= bigger pistols for EDC. I’ve got my eye on P229
I have a 2011 from cosaint arms and it has this... it's not a double action but that "third" action I use as a decocker on my 2011
How big is the grip on it? I have man hands and struggle with small handguns
It reminded me of an M&P 2.0 in hand.
Capacity?
Maybe I missed it, but how would you shoot this in double action without a dedicated decocker? Would you have to thumb the hammer down manually? I know you could push it down, but that would be double action+. I own a lot of double action pistols and this seems like a neat concept, but I just need some clarification.
You would probably have to lower the hammer by pulling the trigger with your thumb on the hammer like before decockers. Gun looks like a gimmick
You push the hammer forward if you want to have the a safer option for carry. That gives you the lighter SA trigger for the first shot. You don’t have to do anything different to shoot if. Just pull the trigger.
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Op is asking how you get a DA first shot since you need to rack the slide to chamber a round and there's no decocker. I think that the point here is that you don't get DA unless it's a restrike or after you've pulled the trigger and let the hammer down easy.
Decockers are fucking useless. They're for people that don't got the skills to rest the hammer on a loaded chamber for conceal carry
how is this not an HK LEM?
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Would like to check it out in person out of curiosity, but that looks like a spongy long travel trigger that I'm not a fan of. Looks like an OEM Glock or S&W trigger but hammer instead of striker. And don't comprehend the purpose or use of the "triple action"..
I have a lot of questions about this. First off: Why?
How much does it cost?
So this is just a OR Lionheart rendition of the DP51 right?
Kinda of, the action is from Daewoo. Lionheart owns the rights to it and built a new pistol around it. This is their first pistol they make in-house in the US. I was very impressed with how tight it felt.
Original dp51 will have a poor quality barrel and no modern accessory and low cap mag.
Milled for an RMRcc, but was demo'd with a Holosun...
It's milled for both footprints.
Saying this is a daewoo clone to discredit it, is like saying a Daniel Defense ar is just a clone because it’s not an Armalite 😂 It’s cool, it’s different.
it's called fast action in s.korea. the triple action mech is planted in K5 the s.korean army, navy, and airforces service pistol. and, K5 is not retire for s.korean troops yet.
The triple action has advantages in preparation for a burst accident and a fast and high first shot accuracy rate, but it has disadvantages that are difficult to maintain due to too complex part design and internal structure. So I think the LH, which was made by improving the K5, will have similar disadvantages. I am a veteran who retired from the Korean Army in 17, and as a result of shooting K5 and 1911 during my military days, I found that 1911 was much easier to manage of maintenence. Of course, LH seems to come out in a race gun style, not a military purpose, but anyway, since the base of the gun is K5, I don't think users will use triple action well.
LH is good gun. but a glock or a 1911 is better gun so far.
It's a personal opinion.
Really good perspective, thank you
Does it come with light rail?
It does
The hammer push forward is not new, there are other pistols that have that!
What knife is that at 3:50?
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Hey, look! It's a rebadged Daewoo K5!
It’s the new Lionheart pistol made in the US (not imported from Korea) its uses a version of the Daewoo action that Lionheart owns. It’s a completely different animal than the K5, DP-51, LH-9. All of those we’re actually rebadged Daewoos this is not, it shares the action and the similarities stop there. Lionheart reworked the action to improve it. This is the Lionheart Vulcan 9
Here's one for the safety concerning. Does de cocking work in all 3 ways.
It has a manual safety.
@@TkellKnives I didn't know wether or not people prefer a safety was such a big thing. I just choose not too have one if that is an option.
Same here most of my pistols don’t have an external safety
Is this an answer to a problem that doesn't exist?
Will all the gun historians please shut up about 1989 and just appreciate you have something current on the market offered to the People. My Goodness
In all but the single action the trigger reach is still too long for people with small hands. (SIGs are bad for that too)
Skill issue cope
WTF 🤯🤯🤯
Cylinder and Slide fast safety…
I believe that was a mod for the 1911. This action is based on the Daewoo design from 1980’s. Lionheart reworked, updated, made the action more robust and smoother. It feels very well done.
Price???
Staring at $1100 I believe
It’s nice but i dont know about $1300 dollars nice🤔
Why though? It doesnt help in any way or add to the gun other than be different. Somebody please tell me what im missing.
HK has done something similar to this called the LEM trigger. Canik has a version, Para Ordinance, Smith and Wesson, Kimber, and a few others. This one is from Lionheart and is based on the Daewoo DP-51 action from the 80’s. Lionheart used to import the Daewoo and sold a version under the Regulus LH9 name. This is the new Lionheart Vulcan 9.
The idea is to be able to run a "cocked" hammer fired gun with the lighter and faster single action trigger without needing to carry it with the safety on. Hammer spring is cocked but the hammer and trigger are forward. Super light and long take up (just have to overcome the return springs), and it breaks in the same spot and same way that a single action would. The longer trigger travel is supposed to be added protection just like on the striker fired guns without manual safeties.
Holsters are unobtainium
They had some at the show that they had some reputable companies make that’ll be released at the same time. I forgot the names but one in particular was REALLY good. IWB and convertible to OWB. Similar to and Alien Gear cloak/shapeshift but with leather padding.
@@TkellKnives alien gear 🤢
That is a nice pistol. But, I do not carry any handguns with a manual safety. I will buy it, shoot it but, not carry it!
Dude in the black hat loves to hear himself talk
How many times is this guy gonna flag everybody at the party smh
Whats the point?
The idea is to be able to run a "cocked" hammer fired gun with the lighter and faster single action trigger without needing to carry it with the safety on. Hammer spring is cocked but the hammer and trigger are forward. Super light and long take up (just have to overcome the return springs), and it breaks in the same spot and same way that a single action would. The longer trigger travel is supposed to be added protection just like on the striker fired guns without manual safeties.
@@TkellKnives Why not buy a striker fired pistol with no manual safety then? Just because other manufcturers tried similar concepts before doesn't make it a good idea. If Daewoo made this in the 80s already, and still nobody is actually using it, maybe it's just a bad idea? They didn't add any value to a strange concept that never proved successful.
Tkell Knives my understanding is that the long heavy trigger pull acts as the safety on a double action. By eliminating that, this "double action" sort of makes itself irrelevant and dangerous. Either carry double action or condition 1. Trying to find some compromise in between doesn't make any sense in my opinion.
The illusion of safety
Everything old is new again
I watched the video. Nothing was mentioned about the practical/tactical applications of the "cool new mechanism." Red flag. I suspect it's because there aren't any. This thing is a paper weight.
Not new, it’s been around since the 80s as the DP51 Daewoo. Works fine, just isn’t a ton better than regular DA/SA. It’s better for those who have a hard time with the DA pull, since it takes all the weight out of it.
Hopefully they make it without the safety.
I don't understand why people don't want a safety. Why don't you take off your safety off of the AR then?
@@boygonewhoopdataZZ not on my side arm. One more thing stoping me. That's all. I didn't own any with safety's.
I had the same thought. I’d LOVE it without a safety.
@@boygonewhoopdataZZ the reason being is you normally don't carry a rifle in a holster.
😂
1 of the reasons y I hate Ca.... 😔
I'll bet holster availability, for this overpriced tchotchke is great (sarcasm)
No thanks, way better more proven pistols out there for $1300
The holster they had there was really nice. Blackpoint tactical I believe.
In fairness, all proven pistols started somewhere and this actions has been around since the 80’s. HK has done something similar to this called the LEM trigger. Canik has a version, Para Ordinance, Smith and Wesson, Kimber, and a few others. This one is from Lionheart and is based on the Daewoo DP-51 action from the 80’s. Lionheart used to import the Daewoo and sold a version under the Regulus LH9 name. This is the new Lionheart Vulcan 9, not imported, and made in the US on and entirely new platform. It felt great, I can’t wait to shoot it.
Watched it three times because I thought I was missing something since I've had a Taurus 24/7 G2C in .45 for years that's called SA/DA (single action/double action)... This ain't new.
I'm having Daewoo flashbacks🤔
Yeah Lionheart used to import the Daewoo DP51 and then the upgraded versions like the Regulus sold under the Lionheart name using the Daewoo action. This is the newest Lionheart using that action as well, called the Vulcan 9. This one is now 100% Lionheart not imported.
@TkellKnives I shot a Daewoo YEARS ago. Hated the ergonomics. I'm weird I guess. I'm a CZ guy all the way. 1911's/2011's feel good. Don't mind a Sig 220 series or a beretta 92 series. Anything but a Glock, frankly😂. Carry a CZ P-01 Compact most of the time. Dying to get my hands on the new Shadow Compact🤩
The ergos on this aren't from Daewoo. Just the idea behind the Action. The Vulcan has a quote that says "born from shadow". I can attest that this pistol feels great and shoots very well. There is a lot of detail and innovation in it.
I cut my teeth on the model 92's and still love them to this day. The 22X Sigs still remain my top choices and I have my eye on a Shadow 2. It's no secret that I NEVER choose Glock from a shootability standpoint, and choose nearly any other striker fired brand given the option. The M&P 2.0 trigger and ergos are hard to beat, and i have an AXG P320 that is magic on the range. I do have a G45 (for SHTF purposes) and the trigger is much better than other Glocks i've handled. I do appreciate the simplistic "it just works" approach to a Glock. Few parts, and super reliable. I just like other platforms better, and since I have a choice, I'm with you 100% 19/2011's all day for me!
@@TkellKnives If you haven't shot a Walther PDP...especially the PDP PRO...do it. I'm a hammer fired guy, but the PDP changed my mind that I could still be a trigger snob and like a striker fired gun😂