This video discusses the Smith & Wesson M&P series, comparing it to Glocks and addressing viewer comments on ergonomics, reliability, and specific issues. The speaker acknowledges the M&P's ergonomic improvements over older Glock designs but cautions against declaring one model universally superior. Specific concerns about 9mm barrel grouping accuracy in M&Ps and revolvers are raised, contrasting with positive reports for .40 S&W and .45 ACP M&P models. The discussion also touches on optic reliability, particularly with Vortex Defender XL, and offers advice on improving double-tap speed.
Faxon Firearms showcased their integral muzzle device barrels, designed to achieve legal 16-inch barrel length without pin-and-weld requirements, allowing for standard gas block compatibility. They also presented the Hellfire and Patriot pistols, highlighting in-house machining of barrels and slides from bar stock. The 'First Line' series of rifles and pistols were introduced as a value-oriented option, emphasizing in-house manufactured key components for reliability and quality assurance.
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