Videos tagged with 70 Series

This review covers the Century Arms Centurion 11, an affordable 1911 pistol chambered in .45 ACP. The video details the unboxing, fit and finish, features, and provides a step-by-step field strip and reassembly guide. It highlights the classic 1911 design elements and notes its Turkish origin by Tisas. The presenter also previews upcoming range tests for reliability and accuracy.

This review of the Tisas SDS Imports Stainless Duty 1911 (1911 Duty SSR) highlights its forged frame and slide construction, 70 series design, and stainless steel build. The reviewer notes its sub-$600 price point, included accessories like two magazines, and performance during extensive live-fire testing. While acknowledging a minor sensation in the grip safety during trigger pull on new Turkish 1911s, the overall assessment is positive, emphasizing reliability and value.

This YouTube video features TheFirearmGuy reviewing the Standard Manufacturing Custom 1911. The description highlights its "beautiful looking and shooting" design, mentioning it's a 70 series with a match grade barrel. The reviewer encourages viewers to share their thoughts on this STDGUN 1911 and provides links to various playlists including handgun reviews, long gun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests, as well as social media links.

This review of the Springfield Armory Mil-Spec Stainless 1911 highlights its value as a modernized GI-style pistol. The speaker, an experienced shooter, details its construction, including forged steel components and cast parts, comparing it favorably to higher-end models. The review covers shooting performance, trigger feel, reliability with various magazines, and aftermarket upgrades like VZ Grips and Wilson Combat magazines, concluding it's an excellent choice for its price point.

This video provides a detailed guide on the field stripping and reassembly of a Springfield Armory 1911 Champion Loaded Stainless .45 ACP pistol. The instructor, with personal experience dating back to 2002, walks viewers through the process, highlighting the differences between 70 and 80 series 1911s and demonstrating the use of aftermarket accessories like a Recover Tactical rail and Wilson Combat mag well. The guide emphasizes proper technique and safety during the process.

This review covers the Ruger SR1911 chambered in 10mm. The presenter highlights its manageable recoil, even for a 10mm, comparing it favorably to .45 ACP. Key features discussed include the stainless matte finish, adjustable target sights, rubber grips, skeletonized trigger, and a bushingless design with a unique disassembly method using a bent paperclip to compress the recoil spring. The firearm is noted for its accuracy and short reset trigger.