Videos tagged with Aftermarket Grip

This video provides an expert review of the Springfield Armory Echelon by Reno May, covering its features, shooting dynamics, and California compliance issues. May highlights the pistol's ambidextrous controls, optics-ready slide, and decent trigger, while noting the problematic magazine disconnect required in California. He also demonstrates a modification for Sig P320 magazines to work with the Echelon.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Sabre 11, a 2011-style pistol. SHOTSHOW TONY highlights its custom features, including an Icarus Precision grip module, Agency Arms AOS optic mount, and Wilson Combat safety. The pistol is presented in an FDE finish with a SureFire light, showcasing its premium aftermarket components and estimated 2.5-3 lb trigger pull.

This video provides an in-depth review of the IWI Masada 9S Commander Elite, highlighting its collaboration with Mischief Machine for an aluminum grip module. The presenters discuss the modularity of the firearm, the feel and performance of the upgraded grip, and compare it to other compact pistols. The review emphasizes the firearm's accuracy, manageable recoil, and comfortable ergonomics, making it a compelling option for concealed carry and general shooting.

This video reviews the "Deaf Grip," a rubberized texture designed to enhance the grip on Glock firearms. The creator highlights its superior adhesion compared to sandpaper grips and its effective water-wicking properties for sweaty hands. The video emphasizes supporting small, Second Amendment-focused businesses.

This video reviews the Deaf Grip, a $25 aftermarket grip enhancement for Glocks. The instructor, initially skeptical of gun show products, found this rubberized, woven grip to be surprisingly effective. It offers a unique texture that doesn't become slippery when wet and prevents chafing during concealed carry.

This video details the installation and initial impressions of an Icarus Evo all-metal frame on a Sig P365 XL. The presenter highlights the ergonomic improvements, added weight, and aesthetic appeal of the Icarus frame, while also discussing its features like memory pads and an undercut trigger guard. The video includes range testing and notes on the firearm's performance with the new frame.

This video demonstrates the installation of an aftermarket grip module for the Springfield Armory Echelon. The presenter highlights that these are exact factory replacements available in various sizes and colors, including OD Green. A key feature discussed is the serial number's placement on the trigger control group, allowing for FFL-free purchase of grip modules and other components.

This video discusses Wilson Combat's collaboration with Sig Sauer on the P365 platform, focusing on their enhanced grip modules and "wilsonized" P365 variants. Austin Proulx and Guy Joubert highlight improvements in ergonomics, trigger performance via Gray Guns components, and new color options for the grip modules. They also detail the features of the WCP365, including action tuning and slide enhancements, and preview upcoming grip modules for the P365 Macro.

This guide details the installation of a Wilson Combat M17 Grip Module onto a Sig P320/M17 series firearm. The process involves transferring the serialized Fire Control Unit (FCU) from the original grip to the new Wilson Combat module. The video highlights the ergonomic and functional improvements offered by the aftermarket grip, including enhanced texturing and an extended magazine well. Instruction is provided by an experienced individual from Iraqveteran8888, showcasing practical firearm knowledge.

This guide details the process of installing an aftermarket P80 P320 Grip Module, emphasizing the benefits of its 1911-like grip angle, aggressive texture, and improved ergonomics. It includes steps for installation and crucial advice on dry fire practice to adapt to the new feel, drawing on the expertise of an experienced firearms instructor. The P80 module is presented as a significant upgrade over the standard Sig P320 grip for enhanced control and comfort.

The Amend2 S300 grip module is designed for the Sig P320 platform, offering a more compact option for concealed carry. It allows the use of Sig P365 magazines, significantly reducing the overall footprint of the P320. This modification aims to improve concealability without compromising the core functionality of the P320 fire control unit and slide.