Videos tagged with AF Speed Lock

This review of the Archon Pistol by PTR highlights its unique AF Speed Lock system, which keeps the barrel stationary during cycling, contributing to extremely low bore axis and reduced recoil. The pistol features a modular frame, optics-ready slide, and a cold hammer-forged barrel. The reviewer demonstrates its ease of disassembly and reassembly, emphasizing the innovative locking block mechanism and its impact on shooting dynamics.

This review of the Arsenal Strike One Speed, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, delves into its unique Russian origins and complex international production history. The pistol features an innovative AF Speed Lock system for a low bore axis and is designed for competition, offering a 17-round capacity and a distinctive trigger safety. Despite initial setbacks in Russian adoption, it has found a market through manufacturers like Arsenal Firearms in Italy and Archon in the Czech Republic.

This review of the Archon Type B 9mm pistol highlights its distinctive design and performance. The presenter, Lieutenant Colonel nutnfancy, emphasizes the pistol's 'in your face' approach, comparing it to a bold F-4 Phantom paint scheme. Key features discussed include its low bore axis, unique grip texture, and the AF Speed Lock action. While praising its flat shooting characteristics and good grip, the review notes its higher price point, chassis construction adding weight, and a trigger with a long take-up that might slap the finger. Despite these points, the presenter concludes it's a recommendable, well-made pistol for those seeking something different.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Arsenal Stryk B, a 9mm compact pistol introduced at Shot Show 2017. Casey from Arsenal Firearms highlights its unique features, including Grip Mapping Technology for enhanced ergonomics, a beaver tail frame for improved grip, and the patented AF Speed Lock system which contributes to the pistol's exceptionally low bore axis. The review also covers its flat trigger with a short reset and ambidextrous magazine release, noting its German manufacturing and a price point of $779.