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22lr vs 22mag vs 25acp - Mouse Guns for Self Defense - Giant Clay Blocks
I think the “peppered” effect from the .22wmr on the face of the clay is unburned powder from the NAA short barrel not really long enough for 22 magnum. Great video!
exactly, 22 mag from a short barrel, to me is near wasted effort.
the 25 may be a little slower (fps) but size+weight deliver more fpe.
I'd be more interested in a slightly longer barrel, shorter drum NAA,
shooting .22 HP's, maybe also with cross cut tips (small coping saw).
@@modelnutty6503 Agreed!
Federal punch has a better designed bullet with quicker burning powder for short barrels. They work amazing in gel tests.
powder burn would be an added effect on flesh.
I'm surprised to NOT see a bunch of comments saying how these little guns can't stop anyone. I have noticed that people who have been popped twixt the lookers with a 25 ACP - or even had their liver perforated with one - don't leave such comments.
In my little home town of less than 2000 residents, murder cases were always pretty rare. I was around 8 years old when the first murder in my lifetime occurred. Some guy, along with an adult son, were going to settle a beef with another man over something, but their plans to "teach him a lesson" didn't work out as planned. The guy they were after had a 25 ACP pistol, which he shot the older of the two. Upon being shot, the man dropped toward the pavement like you'd dropped a sack o' taters. He was , to use the medical terminology, dead as a door nail prior to reaching his destination.
His son caught the next round, but it was more of a of point and shoot thing and he caught the little bullet in his abdomen. He, too, traveled ground-ward at whatever rate gravity does that sort of thing. However, he survived the ordeal, and after two or three weeks he was able to leave the hospital.
I don't recall either of them issuing any statements about how a 25 ACP can't stop anyone. As for the 22 rimfire, it's status may have changed with the increase in popularity of the 9mm. However, through the 20th century, it still reigned as the caliber used in the most murders.
They all put a hole straight through! All a hundred times better than a sharp stick!
years ago I read articles on 22lr and 25 , they said 22lr was way more powerful and 25 was useless . then I found out they was comparing rifle to handgun ballistics . thanks for your honest tests, I will add a 25 to my collection.
Carried a 25 for along time as a pocket gun. Got no complaints with them besides the cost of ammo and how hard is to find
If I remember correctly the .25 ACP is a direct upgrade over the .22LR designed for use in the very early semi automatic pistols. Browning made it easier to feed from a magazine, slightly more powerful, have an actual jacket instead of being copper washed, and center fire. Shame technology didn’t really advance with it. With todays powders and bullet designs it would likely be on par with .32 Auto
It might have been slightly more powerful at the time, but they’re essentially ballstically equal out of a 2” barrel.
The early 1900s is an interesting period of time. I wonder if when the 25 acp came out there were many or any compact semi automatic handguns chambered in 22 lr.
I've shot both and I myself would choose 22lr over 25acp anyday of the week that's just my opinion
@@scottphipps3577when did they come out with LR? I thought shorts were still popular long after the LR introduction not sure about longs
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It’s so much arguing about these three. I was surprised to see each one results. I’ve always wanted a 25 acp. For a gun with so many complaints. Sure is hard to find.
They’re very easy to find online lol, just get it shipped to your FFL. They’re hovering around 99$. The ammo is where you’re going to get taken though.
Beretta also makes the .32 Tomcat. makes bigger hole in the clay ha
Personally the best combination of reliability, ammo capacity and smaller size ive seen in 25acp is the beretta. Several iterations of baby browning type pistol were very prevalent and slightly smaller than the beretta . I personally prefer the beretta action and feel over the browning. Either is smaller than any other centerfire pistol you’ll find. Neither is really much more than a close range option though as they both have tiny sights compared to today’s standard.
I'd be curious to see if it makes a difference shooting each caliber into its own piece of clay. Gotta imagine the inside cavity pressures after the first shot impacted those cavity formations on the following shots.
Another awesome video!
I would think the shock wave densified the clay and made it harder to penetrate.
Only one way to find out
Not only that, but the .25 acp being shot at the top and near the right edge, had less weight of clay pressing down and/or resisting it from the top and the right, possibly allowing it an easier time of deforming the clay, particularly on the exit. That said, pretty cool as always.
Good demo. I wouldn't want to be shot by any of them mind you. It was interesting to see the expansion of the clay block. Imagine what that would do to flesh. Good video.
I've had My 950 bs longer than any other of my firearms and it's one of my favorite designs, I do believe John browning would have been proud!!!
Dude you convinced me to buy a Simmons scope from Walmart for a .22LR. That scope is amazing. I can consistently hit a dixi cup at 120 yards!
Awesome
I've always wanted a Walther PPK sized gun with a double stack magazine of .25 acp in full auto. Dumping 20 rounds in 2 seconds from pocket gun would be a pretty fun day at the range.
I've thought about this, too. But I recall someone pointing out that the shape of .25 ACP brass case makes a double stack impossible. I'm not sure if that is true, but I agree with you... Imagine an LCP sized firearm that held 20 rounds! That would just be too cool.
Gotta say, im impressed. Ive avoided the .25 because a junky pistol my parents used to own when i was growing up left a very bad impression of the quality of the pistols themselves, but it looks like there are some high quality companies making pistols in .25 now. Might have to get me one.
If you find a Beretta model 950 or a Beretta model 20 (The Beretta model 21 is also very good but a little bulky) or Baby Browning for a reasonable price buy it. You won't be disappointed. All 3 are very high quality guns that can be relied upon.
@@frankbrowning328 Don't forget about the Colt Jr. and Astra Cub. They're all cool to me!
@@fatheroftheclyde Absolutely. Love all the little 25 ACP guns. I own a couple and have owned several over the years. They're just a lot of fun to shoot and collect.
First gun I bought about 100 years ago it seems like now lol, was a 25 Beretta. Exactly the same as yours. I paid like $50 it for and carried it until I could get something bigger! Great video!
Pretty impressive. For a clay block. As a comparative test, it the .25 ACP is impressive in its own right. But it depends on the target. As these 'mouse guns' are intended for personal defense, a shot to the body may not do much.
Someone will protest "It can kill"; When a villain is attacking and attempting to do one damage, one wants instant (more or less) results. If the evil doer in question is cutting one with a knife, two minutes can be a very long time. Having the villain die later is pointless in this case.
I do recognize something in this category will fit in a trouser pocket. That's nice until one needs to use the thing. About the only positive of the .25 ACP round is penetration. Not heart shots; even puncturing the heart produces a slow bleed out. Slow enough to make life difficult for the defender anyway. The alternative is a head shot and hope the brain is scrambled enough to prevent further voluntary motion. That requires penetration of the skull (not always guaranteed) and then about half the width of the brain, as the muscle controls (motor nerves) are about halfway back.
A 106mm recoilless rifle is much more effective. But they are hard to put in one's pocket. I would suggest a compromise.
The test surprised you? Isn't 'finding out' the whole point of testing? It worked, pard.
Agreed. I have both 22WMR NAA mini revolver and a Raven 25 ACP. The Raven may have draw backs but the center fire 50 grain bullet has some appeal to it. It's more reliable than the rim fire NAA mini revolver and it's auto loading so no more single action. Plus I get one (2 if I'm feeling stupid, 6+ ) more in the chamber. Besides grip size, the NAA really has no competition; you could hide an NAA mini just about anywhere and that is it's biggest advantage or as Trump would say "Yugest". But there are better carry options out there than the NAA revolvers; these guns should be seen as last ditch/back up gun for a back up gun/novelty. The Raven is the same size as my Ruger LCP but the slide over hangs the hand by 3/4s of an inch making it my 2nd smallest hand gun. Being however that the Raven and Ruger LCP are so close to size except for the Ruger being lighter and a higher caliber with more ammo in the mag...a 380 ACP is not a hard transition at all. The biggest benefit for "mouse guns" in 25 ACP is Price Point!!
Many people don't realize that when they read the velocity information off the box, that the 22 velocity rating is from a 24" rifle and the 25 info is from a 2" handgun.
SAAMI test barrel specs for 22 LR & WMR is 24". The 25 Auto test barrel is 2".
If you look at ballistics by the inch at both .25acp and .22lr the .22 is actually faster than the .25 out of a 2” barrel for a comparable bullet weight.
@@rhaynesify The 40 gr. 22 LR weighs 11% less than the 45 gr. 25 ACP, and is 6% faster on average in the BBTI data with a 2" barrel. But that's not the point. If you have a discussion with someone who thinks 22 LR is significantly better than 25 ACP in a tiny pocket gun, they will be quoting the 1235 fps number on the mini mag box as proof. That number was obtained in lab conditions with a 24" barrel. The number on the 25 ACP box he wants to compare was obtained with a 2" barrel.
Most interesting and the little .25 was rather impressive. I swore off the .25 about 20 years back..now collect them the Colt 1908 VEST Pocket being my favorite and the Beretta 950BS the one I most often recommend if someone wants one for actual carry. I LONG AGO FAVORED THE .25 OVER THE .22LR DUE TO IS SUPERIOR RELIABILITY and in typical Pocket pistols the .25 is in my view the better and more effective option. People complain that it is way too underpowered but many folks rest in boot hill as a result of being struck by this little round. Being armed with a firearm beats NO WEAPON at all. This and the .32 ACP were BOTH VERY POPULAR FOR SELF Defense by the end of WW2.
We just bought a 950bs, will see the range this week...totally agree even a small firearm beats no firearm...We also own a NAA in .22lr, and trust it completely...we aren't looking for gunfighting, just something to protect ourselves when out and about...
My father had a Browning 25acp, had a custom holster made to look like a wallet. Carried it as a backup when he was a deputy in Los Angeles in the 60s
I normally carry a 40, 9mm, or 380 unless I need something completely invisible which is where the Baby Browning 25 ACP and Kel-Tec P32 32 ACP come in. I've got 2 Baby Brownings that I just love. Last year my wife bought me a custom-made leather holster like you described for the one I occasionally carry. You don't even know you're carrying it.
The .25acp cartridge may look dinky, but it's standard pressure (25kpsi) is above the recommended maximum for the rimfires (24kpsi). Most rimfire loads are well below that... but a lot are also designed for a long gun, with slower powder and a long curve. That's why the .22mag spat a lot of it's powder, and why the .25 had a little fireball going; .22mag expects an 18" barrel but pretty much any .25acp is OK with an inch or two of barrel, very fast powders for a complete burn.
ED: Forgot to say why. Rimfire is a blown case, it's just sheet brass. It has to be thin enough to crush the rim, so naturally it's a little weaker. Super hot .22lr out of a blowback firearm with a weak spring and light bolt will often show you exactly what can happen, it'll blow up like a balloon and sometimes rupture. You just can't push that architecture as hard as you can a good machined case head with a pocket primer and jacketed bullet.
22mag is really only good out of longer barrel, that is why you have so much powder on block. 25acp is always a better option because it is a center fire round. Try the test using your wrangler pistol if it has a 22mag cylinder and see what damage you get from 22lr and mag bet have bigger holes
Would any of those cartridges be my first choice? No. Could I make do with them? Yup. I will tell you this, I definitely wouldn’t want to get shot with any of them, I guarantee!
Great test. I love my little NAA 22 mag. Feels and shoots better for me after putting the wooden boot grips on them. They take a little practice, but they can be effective for sure.
You don’t want to be hit by either one of these. I remember seeing charts on NA Arms website giving the velocity and energy of each of their weapons with .22 LR and .22 mag ammo. The mag always had more velocity than the LR. The “boom” from the .22 mag NAA pistol is so loud it could easily be mistaken for a 9mm, The flash at night will look like a .357. Either of these will penetrate to bone and that will cause real pain. There are no “good” places to be hit by any of these. The little gun you have with you has more knock down power than the big gun you left at home.
People underestimate Mouse weapons with small calibers. Believe my'' If you get shot in the head, or in your heart, You're dead. 100%. My 24/7 EDC is a Magnum Research Micro Desert Eagle .380.ACP. And my Back Up: Around my neck, on a nice chain is a Custom North American Arms NAA Pug 22Magnum 1" Barrel. I wear this as Jewelry. The best self-defense weapon in the world is. Not"" the expensive Large Caliber weapon in your closet. But"" The Small Caliber Weapon You Always Have With You
Sure, it's an old saying but you're 100% right. So many people love their larger caliber guns but don't often carry them. I have larger caliber guns that I carry but when concealment become the major deciding factor, I carry a 25, 32, or 380 depending on how concealed the gun must be. The major point is I am always armed with something.
25 acp is kind of underrated in my option I really like it great for teaching young in’s how to shoot pistols too
I'm especially fond of the mouse guns, and have an array of .25 Autos, mini revolvers in .22 LR and Magnum, and a particular favorite, the old High Standard Derringer in .22 Magnum. I've very recently also taken a real shine to the S&W M351C, a freakishly lightweight seven shot .22 Magnum J-frame. I consider all of them entirely adequate. When used within their limitations. .25s and mini revolvers fill a particular role. They're the very last word in the smallest most concealable firepower there is. Special purpose guns, really, like the ultra light Smith. I even handload .25 and .32 ACP. There's really not much that can be done to improve .25 Auto performance. Perhaps loading it with a hard cast lead or solid copper truncated cone bullet with a sharp shoulder. I don't think expansion is what we want with these small calibers. Penetration is what we're after. Very interesting and fun test. There's also the forgotten and obscure .25 and .32 NAA cartridges, which are still made, and deliver astonishing ballistics from 2" barrels. How about a test of them?
25NAA is no longer in production
i am sure that the centerfire will win over any rimfire when it comes to reliable ignition...although i have never shot any rimfire weapons, i sure have seen many that simply did not fire, and for a carry gun i want the reliability.
I shot hundreds if not thousands of .22 LR rounds through pistols and rifles for many years without a single misfire, until I used ammo I bought around 20 years ago. Then I got misfires, more with some ammo than others. I think the quality of ammo has gone down in the last 30 years.
I just picked up a Colt jr. 25acp and bought the same ammo. Glad to see a comparison. I have a Naa .22Magnum also.
I had some .25 ammo that was a hollow point with a “bb” in the center. On recoil the bullets in the magazine shortened causing the gun to jam. If you have any of these cartridges use them only for the chambered round. Use FMJs for the ones in the magazine. Do not expect the bullets with the “bb” in the front to feed.
same for many .25 HP's, they'll snag at the feed ramp, depending on pistol.
Were those the Winchester Expanding Point ammo? I had a problem with those too.
I want to buy a .22 rifle for squirrel hunting. I wasn't sure between .22LR or .22Mag. Now, I'm sure. A .22 LR will be quite enough. Especially with hollow point. I had a .22 LR years ago. Shot MANY rounds through it. Traded it, plus a 12 gauge pump for a 16 double barrel. No regrets! Love that 16 double!
Back in the ‘80’s we called them belly guns; someone’s on you and you stick the gun in their belly (or ribs or groin or whatever) & pull the trigger. Not only do they get the bullet at contact range, they also get all the unburned powder and explosive gases in their body. 7-8 times. Ouch.
Were the barrels similar lengths? Just curious. I had a Llama 25 ACP as my carry gun in another country more than twenty five years ago. Loved it. Sadly, I moved to the US and don't have it anymore. Would have been a nice little backup pistol to go with my Taurus G3C or my Springfield XDE.
I think I saw the 22LR go out the back of the block. Sweet!
I wish they made Underwood xtreme defenders for the .25acp!! I carry a beretta tomcat .32 loaded with Underwood xtreme defenders sometimes and they're pretty wicked when shot into ballistics gel they make roughly an inch and a quarter wound channel
All 3 would get it done but the center fire 25 has the reliability advantage but the 22lr has the availability advantage so it's use what you can get .
I bet that .22 Magnum smokes the others!
Gonna find out!
Still a rimfire with the worry of 'is this case actually primed' if this is all you can can handle 25acp is the best choice.
Depending on my attire because I am small framed, it's either my Colt in 22lr,or my Mauser HSC in 32 auto.
Open carry the Taurus 38 special .
Ballistically a .22lr is about the same out of a snubnose, the only one a little weaker is the 25 but even then it's marginal.
Keep on mind a .22 short will drop a mean dead with a single shot.
You and Paul crack me up lol. You were just saying how you thought it wasn't cold and then breath out and without missing a beat Paul in the background goes "It's cold!" lol.. I'd love to see you both do another video together, maybe who shoots faster and more accurate but dealers choice is good with me.. Thanks for sharing WTW and I hope that all is well with you and yours and Paul too. Enjoy the rest of your weekend alright. 🙏
We used to film together all the time
@@WHOTEEWHO Yeah those were and are great videos. I still refuse to say whose the better marksman lol.. Every once in awhile I go back through the videos you have posted since the beginning and it never gets old. And it's crazy/awesome to see how long you've been on YT posting videos for. Nostalgia is a great thing honestly. Anyways thank you for everything and again hope that all is well.🙏
Really appreciate you watching
Bobcat .25 is just awesome. .22 just ok.
The exit hole for the mag was the biggest. Part of the edge drooped down and disguised the size. Ranking, therefore, should be 22LR, 25, then mag.
The 25 was Browning's invention, and it was the smallest size he could make that would accept a centerfire primer. The primary purpose was to ensure better reliability vs. rimfire ammo. While rimfire ammo is much more reliable now compared to 1900, it's still less reliable than centerfire ammo. While a good case can be made for the mag as an EDC, the 25 will be more reliable for that purpose. Shooting autopsies also support this ranking (22LR, 25, then mag - low to high).
Regardless of its mouse gun label, the 25 is a valid choice when attention is paid to accuracy.
You can get 82 foot pounds from a .25 Cal , Winchester ammo. .22 LR 46 to 50 foot pounds. .22 Mag like the one you have you can get around 100 foot pounds with selected ammo .
Compare too the .41 short out of the derringer , when loaded in it's time period was good for 111 foot pounds not 52 as some charts say , that was reduced strength ammo .
Any small caliber handgun is good for self defense. Maybe will not knock them on ass like a 45 ACP . But will make them take notice real fast that more are coming their way.
Thanks for the video and comparison. 25 is hard to find ammo at times. But it’s a little more potent than the other ones. .
Thanks for watching Dwayne
WTW !!! That was surprising ! I’ve got the same Beretta & to be honest, I’ve never carried it, I’m a big fan of my 1st gen LCP , with belt clip, Then I got the Max Lcp & I’ve been carrying it. But I’m impressed with the .25 hole ! GOD BLESS
I had a 25 cal. Pistol like yours back in 1970's at Maryville, Tn. Best 25 cal. I ever owned.
I like the Beretta.25 and .32. There are many say that .22lr is better than .25 acp. I agree with you. I think the .25 is better.
Pretty cool little demo. Didn't expect that at all. Up close, that 25 could still cause a hurtin' on someone.
The barrel was too short for the.22 mag, most of the powder just left the barrel unburnt so it didn't have much power. Also, the first two rounds left cavities at the rear of the clay making it much easier for the .25 auto to open up a larger cavity in the clay. It would have been much more accurate if a separate clay were used for each bullet but the.22 mag would still be at a disadvantage because it was never ment to be shot out of such a short barrel
yup, from a short barrel its more gimmick than anything.
@modelnutty6503 - I will disagree with the "gimmick" label. Yes, the mag is set up for rifles. Yes, there's a lot of unburned powder when used in short barrels. However, even so, it still produces better ballistics and energy and on target effect than the 22 lr. Therefore, it is worthwhile even though inefficient. Plus, they now make mag ammo designed for short barrels.
Keep it up keep going keep it up we need it we need to keep seeing these comparisons on everyday common calibers thank you very much.
That was very interesting, I expected eimilar results from the 22 and 25, maybe Eben slightly better from the 22, the 22 mag I expected a lot more but in that short of barrel it just didn't have the time to burn the powder. Very interesting results nonetheless, it definitely altered my opinion a bit, although I believe the 25 is a lot better cartridge than people give it credit for, there's just not very many guns chambered for it that are actually any good, the best would probably be Beretta and colt, and I don't even know of any 25acp rifles but I think from a 16" barrel it might be somewhat impressive
Wow, I think it would be pretty neat if someone came out with a rifle that shoots 25 ACP. It would probably be much better for taking out varmint when compared to a 22. Plus more reliable.
The 22LR uses a gilded metal or pure lead bullet and it will expand at LR velocities. 22 Magnum uses jacketed bullets so the bullet does not deform and expand like the 22LR.
Very surprised at the 24 ACP. I've heard bad things about its ballistics and wound capability but this Demo was worth seeing. Thanks
Thanks for watching Blake
I'll reserve judgement till you do the 100 yard group test. 🙂
I don't even want to be shot with a spit ball.
Great job showing a .22 isn't weak
That is unburned ball powder from the .22 Mag. That’s what would bind up my S&W Model 51 revolver cylinder, causing me to sell it. A beautiful little gun hindered by its ammunition.
I carry a 21a .25acp as a back up gun with fiocchi 35 gr. Xtp. I have 10 rounds that are matching a 10-22 loaded with mini mags in both velocity and bullet weight.
Weird how the 22lr and 22wmr moved the clay block and 25acp didn't.
22 Mag is Clearly the winner. It lifted the clay and made massive exit.
None are optimal but they would poke a hole & inflict pain. Better than nothing.
You bet it's cold! our daytime high is 22degres in No. Va. WtW you should do the same with a gun with longer bbl. I believe the cold weather is going to make the clay denser. More of these please. Stay warm guys, God Bless.
Frankly, I was surprised by the apparent superior performance of the .25 ACP. I have seen comparison tests of .22LR and .22WMR in ballistic gel, and both the .22's came out ahead, the .22LR by only a bit, but the .22WMR much better. I think they used CCI Mini-Mag for the .22LR. I bought an inexpensive Sterling pocket pistol in .22LR and have never experienced a misfire or failure to eject/failure to chamber, after about 300 rounds. My only problem with the .25 ACP is the cost of ammunition, way more expensive than .22. Thank you for the video, it was enlightening.
I don't know why, but I've always enjoyed these little guns
Here in commifornia I'd go with the .22lr because it's cheap and available.
I really haven't had much interest in the small calibers but this was a good video.
Nice to hear Paul is back to doing videos with you. However, bringing him out in the "cold" weather might not have been the wisest idea. Ha, ha.
Love the clay blocks!!
My pops handed down an old .25 sterling. Gun runs and my wife likes shooting it. Ammo is high of course but all my guns have thier purpose. 👍🏼
I hav a 25 acp that i carry quite a bit also. I am always impressed with its accuracy too.
Great video! 25ACP also has the reliability of centerfire, more rounds on board and much faster reloads.
Thanks for watching
Now I want a double stack pistol in 25acp ...
Not sure how I missed this video till now, that’s a neat little 25 you got with the break barrel and a 8 +1 semi auto. Any of these calibers will stop a threat at close range. Good shooting and gods speed to the WTW FAMILY AND FANS. 👍🇺🇸🙏🏻
Great to know. I was wondering about that.25 cal if it was any good. I know most small guns have tough track records. The 380 has been under rated for some time. 22 lr is LR only when shot out of a rifle. Rifle means long range. Lr means hand gun. Or up close.
I wouldn’t care to get a hole in me like any of those. That .22 mag threw out a lot of unburied powder. From the flash it looked like the .25 also had unturned powder.
That was interesting and surprising results. I would like to see some more on that .25 acp with HP ammo. Nice video!
Hornady used to make 52gr xtp’s. Coupled with a magnum primer and the right amount of bullseye, it was worthy of 12-14” of penetration in gel. But in factory loadings, it would barely break 6-8”. It doesn’t have enough velocity for proper penetration.
Love it, I’d rather have any of those “Mouse Guns” any day over a knife. How many rounds does that 25 ACP hold?
I'd like to see you try Punch or Velocitor for the .22 versus the .25 acp
The 25 ACP with full metal jacket is also better at penetrating hard barriers.than .22 lr therefore better at penetrating the skull on headshots in the sternum on torso shots
I love my phoenix raven it's very fast with the trigger pull mag dumps and you can find them on gun broker usually for under 100 bucks
Oh man, thank you for this for this important info. I am not sure of velocity of the 22 lr and the 25 acp, but the 10 extra grains of the 25 proves velocity is not always king in ammo. Thank you again, today I am going to subscribe to your channel.
now you take that back, those are no mouse guns
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@@WHOTEEWHO you made my day mate
@@suqma appreciate you watching!
A hole right trough will bleed a lot, so for self defence I would choose the .25, just för more reliable "ignition" both .22 lr and .22wmr has more duds than a good quality. 25, but for a better gun I would rather have a slim .32 ACP, but a tiny .25 in the pocket beats a gun left home. I would love if some of the bigger brands could release slim .25/.32 guns with 3 and 4in barrels, I know thar Beretta has some, but they are not slim, as a Russian PSM.
I've owned many 25 autos over the years including 2 Baby Brownings (Still have) a Bauer (Copy of a Baby Browning) Beretta model 20, Raven, and a Tanfoglio Titan. While many have no trouble at all with the Bauer it was the only 25 I couldn't rely on. Tried all the fixes I could think of but it would rarely fire an entire mag without jamming. For a thin 32 ACP I have a Kel-Tec P32 that is 100% reliable no matter what the ammo it is fed. I added an Armalaser laser and loaded it weighs about 10 ounces and is so thin its for the most part invisible when concealed. The Kel Tec P32 isn't all that easy to shoot well at longer ranges. It is really intended for about 15 yards max to hit a 3'' -5'' target and when I really concentrate on the long trigger it will hit a 3''-5'' target at 15 yards.
Another example for: I definitely don't want to be shot with anything.
You always make great videos. I'm really surprised! I really thought the 25 would be the low point.
Have all 3 calibers. Love all have different use for different applications. Love your videos. Watching from Florida
Thanks for watching Ray
I’ve been a huge proponent of tiny pocket carry pieces for a long time and I always come back to this video to be reminded why!
I love the NAA Black Widow with Cowboy Grips. I think it looks cool.
I love that little Beretta
Me too
I open carry an FNP-9, but I also carry a Beretta Jetfire (no safety) in my pocket every day every where.
I always wanted a 25acp rifle with a 16" barrel. I bet it would do pretty good!
You got me thinking about it. A little lever action in .25 acp! That would be a ton of fun to play with. Not to mention a heck of a little squirrel smacker! Bet it would be good for small game and pests and such. Lol. Good idea.👍👍
@@garytrainer748 yeah my mom always carried her little titan 25acp and i just always thought the round had ti have more performance in it than a small 2" barrel could get out of it. I doubt anyone will ever make one, but if they did id buy one! Id even buy a single shot just to play with it
The 25 acp would probably be my favorite round, except most of the places I look you can get 9mm ammo for less money.
That was a need to know, good info 👌
would like to see the difference between .32acp, .380 and 9mm pocket pistols.
Nice lil 25 my cousin had one the lil pop up berretas. Have a good week buddy.
I agree that the peppered look on the front of that clay block is unburned powder. Pretty interesting results.
That ain't cold, went hunting yesterday and I had icicles from my mustache to my beard
Now let’s get a 25, 32 and 380 comparison.
Good idea
DANG…..I WISH you would throw a TCM 22 in the mix one of these videos brother! My little RIA TCM 22 9R is so Much fun to shoot and, cranks out almost 2000 fps! Almost NO recoil and, with the hollow point, the damage is pretty noticeable! Keep the great content coming brother!
I need to try one
I keep a little pheonix arms in the pocket with the upgraded recoil spring, trigger spring, sier spring from m carbo.using the 22 cci stingers...thinking about getting the pheonix 25acp also.ppl complain about 25acp ammo.its out there to me 25acp is not a range day ammo...its for self defense only...so just get 3 or 4 Boxes and let it be if you wanna plink shoot 22lr..
With the powder stipling, the barrels are too short for the ammo - they used to make short-barrel 22's - impossible to find
I have a 22 LR pistol back in tennessee the same size as a 25 auto.
22 is also much better with a longer barrel. I competed at 50meters in navy using a long barrel pistol.
That was a nice little fireball from the .25
And yeah, if you can see your breath.. its cold.
Love these clay block comparisons.