Videos tagged with Aftermarket Grips

This guide details the FCU installation for the Ruger RXM Subcompact, highlighting its modularity and ease of use, especially when compared to other systems like Glock or Sig. The video emphasizes the RXM's compatibility with Glock magazines and its potential for various caliber conversions using Glock uppers. It also touches on aftermarket support for grips and baseplates, enhancing capacity and ergonomics for concealed carry.

This guide details how to enhance the ergonomics of a Browning Hi-Power by adding palm swells. The video highlights the Hi-Power's svelte frame as an advantage, allowing for customization to achieve a more secure grip. This modification can improve control and shooting comfort, especially for those who find standard grips less accommodating.

This video provides a direct, practical comparison between the Springfield Armory 911 and the Sig Sauer P238 Spartan, focusing on their suitability for pocket carry. The expert assessment highlights the Springfield 911's superior trigger quality and value proposition despite a significantly lower price point compared to the Sig Sauer P238 Spartan. The comparison emphasizes real-world performance and user experience at an outdoor shooting range.

This guide, presented by firearms instructor Hickok45, details a comparison of popular concealed carry handguns including the HK CC9, Glock 26, Springfield Hellcat, and Sig P365. It emphasizes consistent ammunition use (Underwood 147gr FMJ) and evaluates factors like recoil, grip feel, capacity, weight, and thickness. The expert analysis highlights how aftermarket modifications can influence performance and concludes that carry choice often balances concealability (thinness, weight) against grip comfort and capacity.

D'Boss Firearms, a professional retailer, offers a candid and opinionated review of five pieces of firearms gear they consider to be among the worst. The video critiques laser attachments on handguns, bump stocks, Icarus Precision grip modules, sticky holsters, and the Ruger LCP series of pistols, providing specific reasons for each exclusion. The speaker emphasizes practical considerations and potential failures associated with these items.

This guide demonstrates the installation of LOK Grips on a Springfield Armory 1911 Compact pistol. The video highlights the importance of aftermarket grips for enhancing firearm control and aesthetics. The presenter, identified as a specialized firearms content creator, showcases safe handling practices and proper technique during the installation process.

This 7,000-round review of the Beretta 92 GTS highlights its G-style frame-mounted decocker, noting its compatibility with standard 92FS parts and its unique half-cock decocking feature. The review details the pistol's reliability, ergonomics including grip angle and decocker lever comfort, and the quality of its components like the trigger and barrel. It also touches on aftermarket modifications and the overall value proposition compared to custom builds.

This video reviews the Kyroll low-profile shock-absorbing backstrap for Glocks. The instructor highlights its ability to alter the grip angle, making it more akin to Smith & Wesson or Sig Sauer pistols, and reduce felt recoil. It's presented as a game-changing accessory for shooters who dislike the standard Glock grip angle or want improved handling.

This review of the Ruger RXM highlights significant reliability issues experienced after approximately 200 rounds, primarily stovepipe malfunctions. The speaker notes these issues persisted despite trying different ammunition and magazines, and even with optic screws removed. While liking the ergonomics and price point, the frequent stoppages lead to a recommendation against purchasing without addressing these concerns, suggesting potential extractor problems.

This video details the installation and benefits of the Cyro backstrap for Glock pistols, focusing on altering grip angle and potentially reducing recoil. The instructor explains how the wider grip angle of Glocks differs from competitors like Smith & Wesson and Sig Sauer, and how this backstrap can make the Glock feel more natural for some shooters. It's compatible with Gen 3, Gen 4, and Gen 5 Glocks and can be installed with or without aftermarket grips.

This guide compares the S&W CSX E Series and Sig P365, highlighting their distinct hammer-fired vs. striker-fired actions. Expert instructor Hickok45 details the trigger characteristics, safety features, and mechanical differences, emphasizing the importance of personal preference and testing. The comparison extends to aftermarket accessories and maintenance products, offering a comprehensive overview for concealed carry pistol selection.

This video introduces the 'Death Grip,' a rubberized grip enhancement for Glock pistols. The creator highlights its superior adhesion compared to sandpaper grips and its effectiveness in repelling water, making it ideal for sweaty hands. The video emphasizes supporting small Second Amendment businesses.