In this video I give a short overview of Stoeger Industries as well as do an at the range review and comparison of the Stoeger Cougar 8000 with the other rotating barrel design by Beretta – the PX4 Storm. Stoeger is a subsidiary of Benelli with both being owned, as well as SAKO and Beretta USA, by Beretta Holding.
In this video I show how to field strip the Stoeger Cougar 8000 .45 ACP which is the Beretta Cougar 8000 moved to the production plant of Beretta Holding (which owns Benelli in which Stoeger is a subsidiary of) in Turkey. For an overview of Stoeger Industries and a review of the Cougar as compared to the Beretta PX4 check out the RGR video “Stoeger Cougar 8000 (AKA Beretta Cougar) with the Beretta PX4 Review”.
This is an on the range comparison review of the Ruger LCR .22 LR and the LCR .22 WMRF (magnum). Also discussed is how the .22LR and .22WMRF might fit into the concealed carry arsenal for some shooters.
In this short video we simply go over several alternate methods to find and view our RGR videos via the social media pathways especially when one is searching on mobile devices as the IPad and iPhone. One of the easiest is Flipboard (Real Guys Reviews Outdoors and Real Guys Reviews Gun Magazine) that has zoomed in popularity over the last 6 months along with our Real Guys Reviews Facebook and our RGR blog at RealGuysreviewsblog.wordpress.com. However you find us and view our videos, we appreciate it.
This is a revisit back to the shooting of the Sparrow and Octane 9 suppressors. For a complete overview and review of the suppressors check out “Suppressor (Silencer) Overview – Silencerco .22 Sparrow Review” and “Suppressor Octane 9 HD Review”. However, in those videos, the GoPro audio did not do justice to the comparison of the Glock and M&P22 shot with and without the suppressors so this is a short video revisiting the comparison with better audio. It shows a much more impressive difference, especially with the Octane 9 suppressing the M&P22.
In this video discussed is the development of and opinions for the increased defensive popularity of the smaller calibers; i.e. .380 and .22. A short overview of the development of the .380 round is discussed as well as thoughts on the current role of the Ruger LC380 in the .380 defensive arsenal. For an overview of the Ruger LC380 check out the RGR video “Ruger LC380 (with the LCP) – On the Range Review”.
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