Ported handguns, which expel gasses from the chamber as the bullet passes through, prevent recoil and muzzle flipping. But, in a combat self-defense situation, you may run the risk of shooting your gun in such a way that you blow these high-powered gasses into your face. In this video by Abner Miranda, discover a different way to maintain control of your muzzle, without needing to rely on a ported weapon.
Why Shooting Ported Handguns is a Bad Idea
By Abner Miranda
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