Videos tagged with 17-round Magazine

Brett from Nightwood Guns provides an in-depth review of the IWI Masada Slim Elite, a micro 9mm slimline pistol. After 1,000 rounds, he finds it to be one of the best in its class, praising its ergonomics, trigger, and reliability. While noting a heavier trigger pull and less aggressive slide serrations as minor drawbacks, he highlights its excellent value and suitability for concealed carry.

This video provides an expert overview of the Beretta APX A1 Compact Tactical, highlighting its OD Green frame, 4.2-inch threaded barrel, and suppressor height sights. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, details its optics-ready capability, ambidextrous controls, and improved trigger with a short reset. The segment also notes the evolution of magazine capacity, now including 17-rounders, and concludes with a shooting demonstration at an outdoor range.

This review of the Springfield Prodigy 1911 DS (5-inch barrel) highlights its features, including an optic-ready slide, fiber front sight, U-notch rear sight, ambidextrous safety, and an extended magazine release that allows for quick magazine changes without breaking grip. The reviewer notes the gun's comfortable grip texture, decent magwell, and the inclusion of a 17-round magazine. While acknowledging it's a budget-friendly 2011 option, the reviewer compares its trigger and overall feel to more affordable 1911s, suggesting it's a good starting point for those entering the 2011 platform.

The SAR-9 Matei is highlighted as an exceptional value, offering an optic-ready slide, a 4.2-inch barrel, and a 17-round capacity for an MSRP of $199. The review notes its popularity stems from this aggressive pricing combined with good quality, despite past price fluctuations.

This video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Metal HD. The presenter highlights its substantial weight, metal frame, and features like the optics-ready slide, flat face trigger, and 18-degree grip angle. Initial shooting impressions suggest reliability and a solid feel.

This video provides a review of the full-size Springfield Armory Echelon pistol. It highlights the gun's flush-fitting 17-round magazine, optic-ready slide with Springfield's AOS system, and fully ambidextrous controls, including magazine and slide releases. The reviewer notes the trigger pull is good but the reset is less pronounced, ultimately deeming it a solid alternative to a Glock 17.

This video reviews the Springfield Prodigy, a double-stack 1911 pistol, highlighting its features like the 4.25-inch barrel, compatibility with 17 and 20-round magazines, and the addition of a CH Precision red dot and Goon tape for grip modification. The instructor notes initial break-in malfunctions, specifically failure to feed issues, and a recurring problem with the fiber optic front sight detaching. Despite these issues, the Prodigy is presented as a viable, more budget-friendly alternative to higher-end 2011 platforms like Staccato.

This video ranks the SIG Sauer P365X Macro Comp as the number one concealed carry pistol. The instructor highlights its 17-round capacity, effective compensator for recoil reduction, and the integrated Sig Romeo X optic. Despite a minor preference for an enclosed version, the pistol is praised for its reliability with approximately 2,000 rounds fired and minimal malfunctions. It balances concealability with enjoyable range use.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365 AXG Legion highlights its all-steel frame, aluminum grips, and compensated slide, offering a comfortable shooting experience with good accuracy. The reviewer compares it to the Glock 43X, noting the AXG Legion's superior grip feel and higher magazine capacity, while acknowledging the 43X's slimmer profile for concealed carry. Despite minor concerns about slide play, the overall impression is highly positive, recommending it as a strong option within the P365 lineup.

This video unboxes a new Staccato 2011C pistol, highlighting its features and ergonomics. The presenter expresses enthusiasm for the Staccato brand and specifically praises the feel of this model, noting its long grip and how it fits his hand. Key features discussed include the trigger, magazine capacity, barrel length, sights, and grip texture.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365 Fuse highlights its features as a potential best EDC 9mm. Key aspects include aggressive slide serrations for easy manipulation, a fiber optic front sight, an accessory rail, and an upgraded nickel flat-faced trigger. The laser stippled grip with its texture and the included removable mag well are noted for aiding reloads. The pistol comes with two 21-round magazines and a flush-fit 17-round magazine.

This review of the Smith & Wesson CSX-E highlights its enhanced features over the original CSX, focusing on its improved trigger, optic-ready slide with RMSC/507K footprint, and modular grip system allowing for various magazine capacities. The presenter demonstrates its surprising accuracy at 35 feet, emphasizing its suitability for concealed carry, range use, and home defense.