Cuando túbe está arma en mis manos dije cuando un país está siempre en guerra los fabricantes saben para que sirve un arma y por eso la compré no dudo que es buena pistola Ami asta ahora no me a fallado estoy muy feliz con IWI
IWI Jerichos offer tremendous value. I love the all-steel 941FS, smooth smooth smooth, and full length rails. This new model actually looks like a good design. The barrels have polygonal rofling and chromed chrome molly vanadium steel, similar to milspec AR15 barrels. High value for the price!
Now if they'll make this with steel or aluminum frame. The 941 and Tristar T-120's are heavy but muzzle flip is so slight. And way more durable. If its good enough for the IDF and police force, its good enough for me.
@@92vanguard You're in luck if you want an all-steel version with full length rails. The 941 F9 4.4" and 941 FS9 3.8". I have experience with the steel frame models and I love shooting and carrying the 3.8" version. They're heavy, about 35 oz, require standard sturdy belt and holster. High rides help reduce the bulk and also conceal (like carrying a backpack higher up in your shoulders) They're slick...slicker and better built than stock CZs (not custom shop). Any criticism about heavy trigger, overblown. It might sound like it doesn't make sense, but the trigger pull feels much lighter when extended out to shoot because the pistol is heavy...think its because it takes a little more muscle to hold it. Almost no recoil, smooth cycle, not snappy. These pistols are a quiet giant in a crowded market of media hype. They're awesome and price puts them in reach for a lot of folks who want $800 performance ftom a $500 pistol. Btw, barrels are cold hammer forged, chrome molly vanadium steel, chromed, and have polygonal rifling.
I have the original Jericho 941 R. Spike Spiegel's sidearm ! The most prized possesion in my gun collection . Repkace the factory 20lb hammer spring with a CZ 15lb one from Cajun . The DA is smmoth as butter and SA is better than most 1911s I've shot and I've shot Staccatos
My CZ-75B feels like a it has a two stage recoil spring. Once it goes back an inch the slide comes in contact with the hammer and has to push it slightly downward which is that "2nd stage" I feel.
Some time ago I wanted an IWI Jericho, but no decocker in it was essential to left it go. So I got a CZ P07, now I really want a GP P1. Gracias GB, good videos.
Nice review, made me much more comfortable to go ahead and order one. Mine came in yesterday, and right off I noticed that they modified the magazines from yours to have the show windows drilled in the back (glock style), 17 of them. Otherwise, same as shown here and your shooting review video as well. Thank you.
Its perfectly okay to look down the barrel of a gun if double checked. I get its about safety but if your not dumb then it's fine. The same with checking the bore of a milsurp or any rifle, you look down the muzzle.
I *think* the 4.4" slides have a single-spring recoil spring and the 3.8" versions have a double recoil spring. The reason is the shorter slide is more demanding on the recoil spring. Remember also, the recoil spring on hammer actuated pistols, typically is lighter than on striker guns, making pistols with hammers somewhat easier to work the slide. The reason is striker fired pistols don't have a hammer spring to share the task of managing recoil and timing.
I'm getting my polymer frame in 9 days. Handled it for a bit at my FFL, just waiting for the ever popular "mandatory waiting days". It's a beautiful handgun and I cannot wait to shoot it.
I enjoyed seeing that you were filming at TJ Gun Sales. I live in McMinnville and enjoy TJ Guns a lot. Really nice bunch of folks. Really enjoy your videos too. I have learned quite a bit and I appreciate your no nonsense approach and lack of youtube hype and overacting. Keep it up. Nice to know you are in the PNW.
@@GBGuns not really. It shoots pretty well havnt tried hollow points yet but had no issues with range ammo. Now with sight picture you have to remember the isrealis line up the dots not the top of the of the sights
I don’t mind the witness holes on the right side of the magazine. The only time I ever use them is while I am loading rounds into the magazine and if you are holding the mag with your left hand and loading it with your right, they are right where you need them.
Good Review! Something I'd like to see you mention with CZ Clones, and particularly the Tanfoglio clones like the IWI and Sarsilmaz, is the half-cock intercept. And they are different. Most CZ 75 based DAs have a half-cock but the safety can not be engaged. When the safety is engaged the slide can not be moved. Tanfoglio based pistols are different in that with the manual safety engaged, and the hammer fully rearward, the slide can still be retracted. In other words with the slide locked back and the safety engaged the user can insert a loaded magazine, chamber a round while the manual safety is engaged. IMO, the FT based pistols are safe to carry with the hammer at half-cock which reduced the travel of the first DA shot. You can also engage the safety with the hammer at half-cock isf you have concerns about that mode. And lastly, specific to IWI, they use polygonal rifling in the cold-hammer-forged barrels which originated with HK. YMMV on that if you handload cast or poly-coated bullets. Another feature in which FT improved over the CZ design is the firing pin stop/safety. With FTs and clones, it is disengaged by lowering rather than needing to be lifted for the firing pin to move completely forward for ignition. In other words, since the FPS needs to move down to allow the firing pin to pass, this does not put any additional weight on the trigger pull. CZ and others that have to lift the FPS add additional weight to the trigger pull.
Good video, the Jericho seems to me to be an excellent pistol, it is of good quality, I love the Jericho and the Walter PDP F, they are the two pistols that I like
I just purchased an Jericho enhanced today. for the life of me i couldnt find the older model but was very happy to find the latest version today. cant wait for range time!
I had no idea IWI released a new Jericho until this video. Thanks for posting! I have my father's old IMI Jericho 941 with the safety on the slide leaving only 2 small slide serrations to grab on to when racking the slide. That made it hard to rack the slide and potentially engaging the safety if you ever need to rack the slide. The newer models gave you more slide serrations if you have the safety on the slide and the newest model have the safety on the frame. The new Jerichos look amazing. The new grip texture is enough of an upgrade for me if I was in the market for a new Jericho.
I know the CZ 75 was the original inspiration for the 1st Jericho line. This one screams P07 to me. I don't mean to imply its a bad copy or anything merely that the IWI line has evolved along similar lines to CZ's own
mossberg mc2c or sig p365xl for my concealed carry,? then IWI Masada or the Jerico for home defense/open carry gun? Thank you for all the great analysis and thorough shooting demonstrations. Great channel here!
@@andyr.3194 Bought the last one from one of the online stores. If you can't find one, they usually come into stock every 4 months or so I've noticed. Do it could be a while
Thanks, After we got the account back I asked the RUclips staff about the momentum we lost (RUclips promotes the successful, so when your views stop channel-wide it can be devastating!). They told me it would take some time for the algorithm to re-learn the channel. Unfortunately I find that hard to believe as there was already 8 years and 1,277 videos of data! So far we've seen revenue almost completely gone, and views lower than normal, but I suppose it's better than losing the channel completely.
I have the older model 941, I only wish they would have kept the squared trigger guard but otherwise it's a cool looking pistol and IWI, I MI always delivers quality!!
I bought one. I like the weight, feel and trigger but the sights are not something I want to keep. Recommendations for replacements that are night sights and dialed in at around 15 yards...?
Do you know where I can get a shake and wake sight for one of these? And best place to get a thigh strap? I always have a hard time with them sending the wrong one
These were common a few years ago but seemed to drop off for a while. I’m starting to see them again. I saw 2 dealers at a gun show selling them for $500.... not too bad during the fun rush of 2020
I picked up one of the Israeli imi jericho variant, got to fire it the other day and no problems fired and reloaded everything I threw in it, this one hmmm
I’m one who wishes the safety WASN’T easier-I carry DA guns in DA mode and don’t like safeties that can easily get bumped on during carry. One thing I do prefer on CZ pistols with safety is that the safeties will not come on if the hammer is down, so cocked and locked people can do their thing, I can do mine. If the frame was steel the detent holes could be deepened a tad to stiffen the safety up but on a polymer auto, it is what it is. Oh well, I’ll keep carrying the CZ PCR. I do like how Jericho pistols shoot!
I love Jericho's both of mine are all metal, one old style no rail and one with a rail. I'm admittedly not a fan of the PSL models with the finger grooves this looks to be an improvement. I really would like to see Jericho's with a threaded barrel and even in stainless as I just think they have a special look to them and they shoot like a dream. Looking forward to seeing you do your ammunition tests on this one Graham...enjoy!
All right! I was looking forward to this. Do you anticipate any changes in magazine compatibility? I want to make sure these can still use the factory CZ75 26-round magazines (pretty sure past Jerichos could).
When I emailed IWI about it they said that it will accept the older type Jericho magazines. They couldn't confirm or deny anything about CZ , EAA, flat bottom, extended versions ect I hope it helps
@@realQuestion The first and second versions of Jericho's can pretty much use any CZ clones based mag. I wouldn't use promag because they are alot cheaper but so is the quantity.
I seen a fella at the range with a IWI shirt on. Wanted to talk guns with him but he was busy with some people didn’t want to bother him. I am really interested in these IWI pistol’s. The Jericho 941FS9 Midsize steel frame really looks great. And the Masada 7.4 length 17 rds is a great weapon also. I have seen the Jericho going for $549. and the Masada $420
The profile of the slide is different than the other Jericho 941. This one is less rounded, doesnt have sight rib/serrations on the top of the slide, and the back is not beveveled but more vertical and squared off (to provide better hand to slide contact).
This actually makes me want to upgrade my venerable 941 FL, which is so old it's an original IMI. The thing about Jerichos is, they never really changed much over the years. I could take any internal part from my old 941 FL and swap it for a new-production PL and it would just work. This is the only significant change to the Jericho line in two decades. Everything else has been entirely cosmetic. The Jericho Enhanced, though, has significantly better controls.
Would you ever use the double action trigger since when you rack and put it into single action. The only way to put it back is pulling on the trigger......0
Thank you and welcome! Make sure to see the second video "shooting impressions " for the second half. Tips, comments, and how it runs with various loads.
I've had my Baby Eagle for a LONG time.... That gun looks like it's very similar.. The only mechanical difference I noticed was the safety isn't also a de-cocker.
So I’m unfamiliar with how a Jericho’s action works... is it not a decocker & safety like on a FN FNX or HK USP? If not, I’m assuming that if you wanna fire it in double action, you have to manually drop the hammer while guiding it down with your thumb?
@@GBGuns thanks for responding! Seems like a waste to have the added engineering for DA when it would almost never be used, except for a restrike on a light primer...
Solid video. For me, I would like to see a decocker version and a plate option. In today's market, those are two must haves, at least for me, especially in that size gun.
@@arthurwood7525 yes i did get it and heck yes i do like it. Very impressed with fit and finish, guns more accurate than I am. My wife liked it very much (she tried to claim as her own). We liked it so much I just bought a other one (for her! Lol). Cant go wrong. One can carry concealed, i got extra mags locally (CZ 75 mags fit perfect) but my buddy got some on Gun Broker
@@Mycolddeadhand I just ordered the IWI Masada but also saw this and I like that it’s double single but was concerned about mags and aftermarket support. Especially during a Biden presidency! What about night sights?
@@arthurwood7525 the CZ 75 mags work fine, buddy gave me a hi-cap (like 30 or some odd number to use - dont know the aftermarket brand.. looked cheap) and it worked. As far as sights go, iwi has a bunch and this web page has a $hit ton of aftermarket zahal.org/shop-accessories-by-gun-type/handguns/iwi-imi-jericho-941-holsters-accessories/
No, waiting for NICS approval. During COVID gun sales have been at record highs, as a result the "Instant" background check has had lines in the hundreds which has meant waiting days for approval.
My only gripe is why IWI didn't keep the iconic square trigger gaurd? It's still a cool looking pistol. BTW the slide stop looks like a 1st grader designed it!
Graham Baates thank you for your fast reply, size doesn't matter, but iwi has two pistols so yeah alot of questions came in my mind like which has less recoil between jericho 941 and masada
That's a tough one to determine as ammo can play a big role in perceived recoil. I don't think the difference is big enough, more a difference of if you prefer hammer or striker-fired.
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I've held and put a mag or two through the original. I just can't find the original in my area. Hopefully, I can soon. I know there is some clones that are very very nice but this is one of those guns I want to be the real deal, even though this itself is essentially a cz clone. Sweet looking gun!
I know what you mean. I like to carry mine chambered but I don't like having the hammer back because I have accidentally disengaged the safety when holstering before.
I noticed as you were reviewing the Jericho that the serial number looked like it was "inside" similar to some of the firearms that have the interchangeable frames. Is this Jericho like that or was that just a styling choice as far as you know? I'm sorry if you did mention that and I missed it.
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Just purchased this as my first handgun. IWI products are great and this gun fires amazing.
Cuando túbe está arma en mis manos dije cuando un país está siempre en guerra los fabricantes saben para que sirve un arma y por eso la compré no dudo que es buena pistola Ami asta ahora no me a fallado estoy muy feliz con IWI
IWI Jerichos offer tremendous value. I love the all-steel 941FS, smooth smooth smooth, and full length rails. This new model actually looks like a good design. The barrels have polygonal rofling and chromed chrome molly vanadium steel, similar to milspec AR15 barrels. High value for the price!
Now if they'll make this with steel or aluminum frame. The 941 and Tristar T-120's are heavy but muzzle flip is so slight. And way more durable. If its good enough for the IDF and police force, its good enough for me.
@@92vanguard You're in luck if you want an all-steel version with full length rails. The 941 F9 4.4" and 941 FS9 3.8". I have experience with the steel frame models and I love shooting and carrying the 3.8" version. They're heavy, about 35 oz, require standard sturdy belt and holster. High rides help reduce the bulk and also conceal (like carrying a backpack higher up in your shoulders) They're slick...slicker and better built than stock CZs (not custom shop). Any criticism about heavy trigger, overblown. It might sound like it doesn't make sense, but the trigger pull feels much lighter when extended out to shoot because the pistol is heavy...think its because it takes a little more muscle to hold it. Almost no recoil, smooth cycle, not snappy. These pistols are a quiet giant in a crowded market of media hype. They're awesome and price puts them in reach for a lot of folks who want $800 performance ftom a $500 pistol. Btw, barrels are cold hammer forged, chrome molly vanadium steel, chromed, and have polygonal rifling.
You are spot on!
I have the original Jericho 941 R. Spike Spiegel's sidearm ! The most prized possesion in my gun collection . Repkace the factory 20lb hammer spring with a CZ 15lb one from Cajun . The DA is smmoth as butter and SA is better than most 1911s I've shot and I've shot Staccatos
3.2.1 Let's Jam!
My CZ-75B feels like a it has a two stage recoil spring. Once it goes back an inch the slide comes in contact with the hammer and has to push it slightly downward which is that "2nd stage" I feel.
Some time ago I wanted an IWI Jericho, but no decocker in it was essential to left it go. So I got a CZ P07, now I really want a GP P1. Gracias GB, good videos.
They've go decoker models now. But as far I know ,only in the all steel frame model
They make one with the De cocker for the steel version. There's a polymer version too but can't find that for the life of me only on iwi site.
Nice review, made me much more comfortable to go ahead and order one. Mine came in yesterday, and right off I noticed that they modified the magazines from yours to have the show windows drilled in the back (glock style), 17 of them. Otherwise, same as shown here and your shooting review video as well. Thank you.
“No, I do not film these with my eyeballs” 🤣
Its perfectly okay to look down the barrel of a gun if double checked. I get its about safety but if your not dumb then it's fine. The same with checking the bore of a milsurp or any rifle, you look down the muzzle.
no no no you have to look down the breech, just dont get an garand thumb eyeball.
Best pistol I own and have ever shot Your review sold me. THX
Great review. Sweet pistol
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I *think* the 4.4" slides have a single-spring recoil spring and the 3.8" versions have a double recoil spring. The reason is the shorter slide is more demanding on the recoil spring. Remember also, the recoil spring on hammer actuated pistols, typically is lighter than on striker guns, making pistols with hammers somewhat easier to work the slide. The reason is striker fired pistols don't have a hammer spring to share the task of managing recoil and timing.
So get the 3.8 or 4.4?
I'm getting my polymer frame in 9 days.
Handled it for a bit at my FFL, just waiting for the ever popular "mandatory waiting days". It's a beautiful handgun and I cannot wait to shoot it.
That safety looks a lot easier to reach now than it was before.
I enjoyed seeing that you were filming at TJ Gun Sales. I live in McMinnville and enjoy TJ Guns a lot. Really nice bunch of folks. Really enjoy your videos too. I have learned quite a bit and I appreciate your no nonsense approach and lack of youtube hype and overacting. Keep it up. Nice to know you are in the PNW.
Thank you, yes, TJ Gun Sales is a great crew, we're fortunate to have them.
I have had the Jericho II for 3 months now I like it a lot
Any quirks we should be aware of?
@@GBGuns not really. It shoots pretty well havnt tried hollow points yet but had no issues with range ammo. Now with sight picture you have to remember the isrealis line up the dots not the top of the of the sights
Tengo una Jericho II y la verdad se dispara muy bien muy segura no falla muy certeros sus disparos a 25 metros objetivo abatido
Great video! I'm glad you were able to find one Jericho enhanced and make a video on it! I'm still searching for mine lol
I don’t mind the witness holes on the right side of the magazine. The only time I ever use them is while I am loading rounds into the magazine and if you are holding the mag with your left hand and loading it with your right, they are right where you need them.
Good Review! Something I'd like to see you mention with CZ Clones, and particularly the Tanfoglio clones like the IWI and Sarsilmaz, is the half-cock intercept. And they are different. Most CZ 75 based DAs have a half-cock but the safety can not be engaged. When the safety is engaged the slide can not be moved. Tanfoglio based pistols are different in that with the manual safety engaged, and the hammer fully rearward, the slide can still be retracted. In other words with the slide locked back and the safety engaged the user can insert a loaded magazine, chamber a round while the manual safety is engaged. IMO, the FT based pistols are safe to carry with the hammer at half-cock which reduced the travel of the first DA shot. You can also engage the safety with the hammer at half-cock isf you have concerns about that mode. And lastly, specific to IWI, they use polygonal rifling in the cold-hammer-forged barrels which originated with HK. YMMV on that if you handload cast or poly-coated bullets. Another feature in which FT improved over the CZ design is the firing pin stop/safety. With FTs and clones, it is disengaged by lowering rather than needing to be lifted for the firing pin to move completely forward for ignition. In other words, since the FPS needs to move down to allow the firing pin to pass, this does not put any additional weight on the trigger pull. CZ and others that have to lift the FPS add additional weight to the trigger pull.
My first time watching a video/review from Graham, but appreciated some extra thoroughness that I've not seen from others. Thanks!
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
Good video, the Jericho seems to me to be an excellent pistol, it is of good quality, I love the Jericho and the Walter PDP F, they are the two pistols that I like
That "second stage of resistance" you felt, is the underside of the slide contacting the upper face of the trigger, just after slight rearward travel.
I just purchased an Jericho enhanced today. for the life of me i couldnt find the older model but was very happy to find the latest version today. cant wait for range time!
Bought mine today and it’s on its way. Can’t wait to train with it. Great vid.
See our Shooting Impressions video for range notes
Did you change sights?
I had no idea IWI released a new Jericho until this video. Thanks for posting! I have my father's old IMI Jericho 941 with the safety on the slide leaving only 2 small slide serrations to grab on to when racking the slide. That made it hard to rack the slide and potentially engaging the safety if you ever need to rack the slide. The newer models gave you more slide serrations if you have the safety on the slide and the newest model have the safety on the frame. The new Jerichos look amazing. The new grip texture is enough of an upgrade for me if I was in the market for a new Jericho.
Can you conceal carry this, and is it compatible with cz75 sp01 and 75b mags
@@brandonthomas4807 you can conceal carry anything bud, and you for sure carry this. Heck you can conceal carry a DE if you wanted to homie
Do you prefer the Jericho Enhanced or the Masada? And why?
I know the CZ 75 was the original inspiration for the 1st Jericho line. This one screams P07 to me. I don't mean to imply its a bad copy or anything merely that the IWI line has evolved along similar lines to CZ's own
mossberg mc2c or sig p365xl for my concealed carry,? then IWI Masada or the Jerico for home defense/open carry gun? Thank you for all the great analysis and thorough shooting demonstrations. Great channel here!
365xl/Masada. Personally I go with p10c/365xl
Canik tp9 subcompact and canik.elite combat exec
The video was great. I am still having problems getting the pin to slide out so I can remove the slide. Suggestions?
Very nice video
Nice looking pistol. Great presentation. Need to get one for my collection.
Just bought one of these today. Super excited to take it shooting
Where did you buy one! I am shopping now
@@andyr.3194 Bought the last one from one of the online stores. If you can't find one, they usually come into stock every 4 months or so I've noticed. Do it could be a while
Hey Graham, no idea why this popped up on YT, but I suppose it's a good thing your channel is making a comeback!
Thanks, After we got the account back I asked the RUclips staff about the momentum we lost (RUclips promotes the successful, so when your views stop channel-wide it can be devastating!). They told me it would take some time for the algorithm to re-learn the channel. Unfortunately I find that hard to believe as there was already 8 years and 1,277 videos of data! So far we've seen revenue almost completely gone, and views lower than normal, but I suppose it's better than losing the channel completely.
@@GBGuns Well, on the bright side you are still here. Looking forward to your next review!
4:36 THANK YOU!
Was hoping they'd make it fully ambi like the Masada. Haven't been able to find a ambi cz75 clone since the canik 88
I have the older model 941, I only wish they would have kept the squared trigger guard but otherwise it's a cool looking pistol and IWI, I MI always delivers quality!!
Great review. I have a Jericho .45 metal and it is one of my favorite pistols to shoot.
I bought one. I like the weight, feel and trigger but the sights are not something I want to keep.
Recommendations for replacements that are night sights and dialed in at around 15 yards...?
Do you know where I can get a shake and wake sight for one of these? And best place to get a thigh strap? I always have a hard time with them sending the wrong one
The CZ 75 mags that also work in this gun are numbered on the Right side ..Easy to see when loading..not so much when shooting...
These were common a few years ago but seemed to drop off for a while. I’m starting to see them again. I saw 2 dealers at a gun show selling them for $500.... not too bad during the fun rush of 2020
That was the original model. These just launched about a month before the video
Just when I buy a Jericho then they come out with a brand new one. 😤
Ey don't worry mate. The all metal version is superior in my opinion
Welcome to the world of Tec ...lol .
Don't we suffer exactly with our phones....? Tv.... comp....washing mechine...lol .
@@GypsyDanger2000 Yeah i want early one jericho 941 first jericho's
@@GypsyDanger2000 not at all!!!
Nice! I have the original. It was one of my first pistols with a hammer.
I picked up one of the Israeli imi jericho variant, got to fire it the other day and no problems fired and reloaded everything I threw in it, this one hmmm
This pistol, or the Masada? What is the better IWI pistol??
I’m one who wishes the safety WASN’T easier-I carry DA guns in DA mode and don’t like safeties that can easily get bumped on during carry. One thing I do prefer on CZ pistols with safety is that the safeties will not come on if the hammer is down, so cocked and locked people can do their thing, I can do mine. If the frame was steel the detent holes could be deepened a tad to stiffen the safety up but on a polymer auto, it is what it is. Oh well, I’ll keep carrying the CZ PCR. I do like how Jericho pistols shoot!
Fantastic video. Looks like a good firearm for our vacation home 🏠
Happy Thanksgiving too you and your family 🙏
I love Jericho's both of mine are all metal, one old style no rail and one with a rail. I'm admittedly not a fan of the PSL models with the finger grooves this looks to be an improvement. I really would like to see Jericho's with a threaded barrel and even in stainless as I just think they have a special look to them and they shoot like a dream. Looking forward to seeing you do your ammunition tests on this one Graham...enjoy!
All right! I was looking forward to this. Do you anticipate any changes in magazine compatibility? I want to make sure these can still use the factory CZ75 26-round magazines (pretty sure past Jerichos could).
When I emailed IWI about it they said that it will accept the older type Jericho magazines. They couldn't confirm or deny anything about CZ , EAA, flat bottom, extended versions ect
I hope it helps
@@Soto713 Thank you
@@realQuestion The first and second versions of Jericho's can pretty much use any CZ clones based mag. I wouldn't use promag because they are alot cheaper but so is the quantity.
I seen a fella at the range with a IWI shirt on. Wanted to talk guns with him but he was busy with some people didn’t want to bother him. I am really interested in these IWI pistol’s. The Jericho 941FS9 Midsize steel frame really looks great. And the Masada 7.4 length 17 rds is a great weapon also. I have seen the Jericho going for $549. and the Masada $420
What about a class 2 holster? Any luck finding one
Can it still use CZ mags?
I really like that weapon ever since I seen the Baby Eagle. I want to get my hands on one to see how it feels.
This is the first polymer jericho iteration I really like the look of
Is it possible to change the trigger like the 941 ? Nice video
I don't know, but not much seems to be too new with this design, I'm sure there are ways.
The profile of the slide is different than the other Jericho 941. This one is less rounded, doesnt have sight rib/serrations on the top of the slide, and the back is not beveveled but more vertical and squared off (to provide better hand to slide contact).
Does the 3.8" subcompact version have the same grip length as the 4.4"?
I would think its a tad shorter since 3.8 is 16 round. Got the 3.8 in my cart trying to see if I should "pull the trigger". 😁
Wonder how she would look with the recessed letters colored in white.
Great video sir! Thank you!
This actually makes me want to upgrade my venerable 941 FL, which is so old it's an original IMI. The thing about Jerichos is, they never really changed much over the years. I could take any internal part from my old 941 FL and swap it for a new-production PL and it would just work. This is the only significant change to the Jericho line in two decades. Everything else has been entirely cosmetic. The Jericho Enhanced, though, has significantly better controls.
Got 1 and I love it
do you plan to get a red dot for it?
Damn those look good
Is IWI a good brand to buy? And do you know what the manufacturer's warranty is?
Nice tools thanks for the vdeo 👍
Do you know if steel frame Jericho sights will fit to new Enhanced model? looks like they changed to standard 1911 Novak sights.
So is the Baby Desert Eagle based on this gun?
Would you ever use the double action trigger since when you rack and put it into single action. The only way to put it back is pulling on the trigger......0
I have a Masada and a Jericho enhanced, I was wondering what type of finesh the slides have. Is it tenifer? Melonite?
been waiting to check this out
saw this video made a phone call to my local dealer pickn one up tomorrow thanks for the video Also subscribed
Thank you and welcome! Make sure to see the second video "shooting impressions " for the second half. Tips, comments, and how it runs with various loads.
Great review. I have the older model.
Can you rack the slide In safety
Spike Spiegels gun!
So is there polymer ones discontinued
Does the gun use the same mags as the 941?
Still no De-cocker on the enhanced?
Please attach a link to the shooting review.
It's easily searchable on our channel page.
I've had my Baby Eagle for a LONG time.... That gun looks like it's very similar.. The only mechanical difference I noticed was the safety isn't also a de-cocker.
Hi from Roseburg Oregon ya been to the evergreen air and space museum over there if not ya should go if there open
So I’m unfamiliar with how a Jericho’s action works... is it not a decocker & safety like on a FN FNX or HK USP? If not, I’m assuming that if you wanna fire it in double action, you have to manually drop the hammer while guiding it down with your thumb?
Correct
@@GBGuns thanks for responding! Seems like a waste to have the added engineering for DA when it would almost never be used, except for a restrike on a light primer...
Do they come polymer only?
Looks nice and comfy
Solid video. For me, I would like to see a decocker version and a plate option. In today's market, those are two must haves, at least for me, especially in that size gun.
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Wonderful review. I pick mine up next monday. Keep it up man.
Did you get it? How do you like it? Could you carry it concealed? Where to get extra mags?
@@arthurwood7525 yes i did get it and heck yes i do like it. Very impressed with fit and finish, guns more accurate than I am. My wife liked it very much (she tried to claim as her own). We liked it so much I just bought a other one (for her! Lol). Cant go wrong. One can carry concealed, i got extra mags locally (CZ 75 mags fit perfect) but my buddy got some on Gun Broker
@@Mycolddeadhand I just ordered the IWI Masada but also saw this and I like that it’s double single but was concerned about mags and aftermarket support. Especially during a Biden presidency! What about night sights?
@@Mycolddeadhand another few questions, will aftermarket cz75 high capacity mags fit do you know? What about replacing the sights? Thank you!
@@arthurwood7525 the CZ 75 mags work fine, buddy gave me a hi-cap (like 30 or some odd number to use - dont know the aftermarket brand.. looked cheap) and it worked. As far as sights go, iwi has a bunch and this web page has a $hit ton of aftermarket
zahal.org/shop-accessories-by-gun-type/handguns/iwi-imi-jericho-941-holsters-accessories/
Anyone know if iron sights for earlier jerichos will work on this one?
When you say waiting, you mean for delivery?
No, waiting for NICS approval. During COVID gun sales have been at record highs, as a result the "Instant" background check has had lines in the hundreds which has meant waiting days for approval.
I still prefer the older look to me its very sleek but I like this one too. Tough choices
would that slide fit on an all steel jericho?
My only gripe is why IWI didn't keep the iconic square trigger gaurd? It's still a cool looking pistol. BTW the slide stop looks like a 1st grader designed it!
Please do a video comparing the jericho and masada, I can't find it anywhere in the internet
Because they are two very different guns. Not much to compare. If it's size just look at the specs
Graham Baates thank you for your fast reply, size doesn't matter, but iwi has two pistols so yeah alot of questions came in my mind like which has less recoil between jericho 941 and masada
That's a tough one to determine as ammo can play a big role in perceived recoil. I don't think the difference is big enough, more a difference of if you prefer hammer or striker-fired.
Graham Baates got it! Thank you, im new to the weapon industry and im considering buying one from iwi, subscribed!
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Excellent video !! Did you notice this pistol is a clone of the CZ-P07 ? What would it be the difference ?
Yes it is. I wouldn't know differences though, I'm not a CZ guy
Is this new Jericho will compatible with metal frame Jericho 941 holster?
No.
I've held and put a mag or two through the original. I just can't find the original in my area. Hopefully, I can soon. I know there is some clones that are very very nice but this is one of those guns I want to be the real deal, even though this itself is essentially a cz clone. Sweet looking gun!
and since teh CZ was never copyrighted....
Great video.
dam i wish it had de cocker
I know what you mean. I like to carry mine chambered but I don't like having the hammer back because I have accidentally disengaged the safety when holstering before.
Nice review thanks.
Interesting that they 3 slotted the guide rod section of the slide a nice extra step to lose a little weight
I noticed as you were reviewing the Jericho that the serial number looked like it was "inside" similar to some of the firearms that have the interchangeable frames. Is this Jericho like that or was that just a styling choice as far as you know? I'm sorry if you did mention that and I missed it.
It's on a plate inlaid into the frame, the gun does not appear to have a modular design.
@@GBGuns thanks for the update
Beautiful firearm.Thanks for the video.
Thank you.
can I use standard CZ-75 mags on the Jericho 941 polymer?
Yes
Looks like a nice gun. Too bad they didn't include a decocker.