Star "Starlight" BM Chrome 9mm

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Hello and welcome. Today we take a look at the Star "Starlight" BM Chrome chambered in 9mm. Manufactured in Spain, Star developed a reputation for producing tough and reliable firearms at an affordable price.
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29 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 20

@KeanonGilliamSlang369 10 дней назад

Nice review! You've been pulling out so classics. I remember these firearms when I first started shooting in the 80's

@MDpolo 9 дней назад

Yeah, it’s pretty awesome and it feels really nice in the hand. I saw always, thank you for stopping by.

@josecardenas4013 День назад

What a beauty !!!! Congratulations!!! Great content as usual!!!

@EC-mc7vg 6 дней назад

I have one almost identical, they are gorgeous. The only difference I could see was mine does not have the Star "medallion" in the grips. My serial number starts with 157 and yours starts with 151. I assume yours is an earlier model. Thanks for sharing.

@nonyabiz9487 7 дней назад

Back in the day this was one of the smallest 9mm pistols you could get. The only other option was to get a PPK but that wasnt 9mm or you could get a small 38 special snub nosed that was it for CCW.

@shaneboor 8 дней назад

The hammer bite on those is horrible, and they don't like hollow points, but they are cute. I have a police surplus model. It was $200 and looks like a baby 1911. I had to bob the hammer a bit and remove the mag safely i also put checkered wood grips. Came in the original cardboard box with the manual.

@ibpositivemostly7437 10 дней назад

That’s a beauty. I wasn’t aware they came in three different finishes.

@MDpolo 9 дней назад

I wasn’t either until I started doing research for the video. Thank you for stopping by.

@innernetstranger 8 дней назад

For anyone with one of these Star pistols that is having trouble finding factory magazines, the Triple K ones are 99% the same quality as the originals

@HarrysHolsters 7 дней назад

A Classic!

@frankbutta9344 10 дней назад

Now that’s a very cool pistol! 👍👍👍👍

@MDpolo 9 дней назад

It sure is. Thank you for watching.

@RicArmstrong 6 дней назад

I wish more modern gun companies would start offering chrome finishes

@TheGunfighter45acp 9 дней назад

What a gorgeous pistol!

@MDpolo 9 дней назад

It is beautiful and feels wonderful in the hand. As always, thank you for stopping by.

@frankbrowning328 10 дней назад

This is an absolutely beautiful old example of the Starlight BM. These were served as military + police pistols all over the world. They're good shooters as far as combat accuracy. Expect 3'' groups at 15 yards. Some will shoot even better but most (depending on wear) will be close to 3'' at 15yds. Sadly Star, Llama and Astra (All Spanish manufacturers) are out of business.

@MDpolo 10 дней назад

Thank you very much for the information and for taking the time to stop by. I appreciate it!

@controlfreak1963 9 дней назад

The Star made its appearance in Pulp Fiction as the gun carried by Samuel Jackson.

@MDpolo 9 дней назад

Very cool. I did not know that. Thank you for stopping by.

@deniskozlowski9370 5 дней назад

1911s are a pain the ass to make work well with blanks but Star pistols are a dream to set up for blanks. If you watch the old movie the Untouchables all of the 1911s are actually Stars.