Videos tagged with Aftermarket Compatibility

This review of the Glock 45 Gen 6, presented by 1ShotTV, highlights significant ergonomic improvements over previous generations, including a new grip texture, integrated palm swell, and beaver tail. While the pistol demonstrates excellent reliability with various ammunition types and impressive accuracy even at 100 yards, the reviewer expresses strong dissatisfaction with the new flat-faced trigger, deeming it heavy and mushy. Despite this drawback, the Gen 6 is considered by the reviewer to be the best out-of-the-box Glock released to date due to its enhanced frame.

Ben Stoeger provides an expert assessment of the Gen 6 Glock 17, focusing on its new optic mounting system, extractor, and aftermarket compatibility. He highlights that while some Gen 5 parts may not fit, the Gen 6 offers a direct mount system for common optics and features accurate barrels out-of-the-box. The review emphasizes the need for suppressor-height sights and notes minor grip dimension changes requiring specific accessories.

This review of the Rock Island STK150 positions it as a budget-friendly alternative to Glock, featuring an aluminum frame for improved recoil management and a robust build. While not fully compatible with standard Glock aftermarket parts, it offers a solid feature set including suppressor-height sights and an optics-ready slide. The host's practical testing, including a durability demonstration, highlights its potential value for shooters seeking a metal-framed striker-fired pistol.

This review of the Ruger RXM positions it as a highly desirable alternative to a Gen 5 Glock, praised for its metal sights, intelligent frame design, and extensive aftermarket support at a lower cost. The speaker, demonstrating significant expertise, uses a Super Hornet analogy to highlight the RXM's multi-role versatility, capable of adapting to various tactical needs.

The CZ P10C "Ported" is a new optics-ready, recoil-reducing variant of the popular P10C pistol, introduced at IWA 2025. It features a ported barrel and slide, a 10% heavier barrel, and new Sig-compatible sights. While exact recoil reduction figures are pending, CZ aims to demonstrate its effectiveness. The pistol maintains compatibility with existing P10 magazines and aftermarket accessories.