Videos tagged with Aftermarket Magazines

This video discusses the potential release of 15-round metal magazines for Glock slimline pistols like the G43X and G48. The hosts express anticipation for increased capacity, noting the limitations of current 10-round magazines and the issues associated with aftermarket solutions like Shield Arms magazines, which sometimes require modifications and can cause reliability problems. They also touch upon potential ergonomic upgrades inspired by Glock's Gen 6 models.

This video details a shooter's experience with a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0 in .45 ACP, focusing on accuracy problems attributed to a stiff trigger and misaligned sights. The shooter discusses potential improvements, including aftermarket trigger kits and sight adjustments, while also testing ProMag magazines for reliability. The review highlights the challenges of shooting a .45 ACP in a compact, lightweight platform.

This video from GUNBROS, featuring instructor Jarod, discusses the nuances of magazine capacity in firearms. While more rounds are generally desirable for defensive situations, the video emphasizes that it's not a 'free lunch.' Key considerations include magazine reliability, potential trade-offs in weight and maneuverability, and concealability. The expert advises balancing the desire for high capacity with the need for dependable function and practical carry characteristics.

This review from Gun Deity tests the durability of the AC Unity Glock magazine through extreme abuse, including dropping and striking it against a rock. Despite its budget price, the magazine demonstrated surprising reliability for range use, though it's noted as not matching OEM quality. The testing methodology highlights experienced firearm handling and field testing principles.

This video addresses a Taurus THC-40 jamming issue reported by a viewer. The primary diagnosis points to a magazine problem, specifically with an 11-round magazine. The speaker suggests trying different ammunition as a secondary troubleshooting step before discarding the magazine.

This video, hosted by Johnny B and featuring Paul Harrell, delves into various memes and touches upon firearm-related topics, including a segment on Check-Mate magazines. The discussion highlights the origin, warranty, compatibility, and manufacturing type of these magazines, emphasizing their American-made quality. While primarily entertainment-focused with a rapid-fire meme segment, it provides practical information for firearm owners regarding magazine sourcing and specifications.

This video reviews a used Springfield Armory XDM in 40 Smith & Wesson, purchased for an exceptional price of $298.45. The speaker highlights the firearm's value, noting its pre-applied custom stippling and reliable performance. It emphasizes finding deals on used firearms, particularly in less common calibers like 40 S&W, and discusses magazine options for concealed carry and home defense.

Hickok45, an experienced firearm reviewer, reflects on his Glock 48, questioning why he rarely uses it despite years of ownership. He conducts range tests, compares its slim profile to the Glock 19, and highlights the significant capacity increase offered by Shield Arms 15-round magazines. The review covers performance with various ammunition and concludes with a comparative assessment for concealed carry.

This analysis focuses on the logistical impact of magazine choices for firearms, particularly comparing OEM Glock magazines with aftermarket options from Beretta, Meetar, and Checkmate. The speaker suggests that the cost difference between OEM and aftermarket magazines is minimal and that aftermarket options offer comparable reliability and longevity, making the logistical concerns less significant. The discussion also touches on the base configuration of a pistol and the potential for upgrades like triggers.

The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, explains why he has stopped carrying the Glock 43X as his primary EDC. His main reasons are the limited 10-round magazine capacity, the lack of native optics-ready (MOS) capability, and the absence of a light-compatible rail. While acknowledging the 43X's compact size and Glock reliability, he finds it 'boring' and less exciting than newer, higher-capacity alternatives on the market. He suggests other pistols like the Sig Sauer P365, Shield Arms X, and Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro as potentially better EDC options.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Glock 45, comparing it to the Glock 19X and Glock 17. The presenter highlights the Glock 45's hybrid design, featuring a Glock 17-length grip with a Glock 19-style slide, making it comfortable for shooters with larger hands and facilitating a master grip. The review also touches on aftermarket accessories like the Holosun 507 Comp and Streamlight TLR-1 HL, and discusses the importance of running firearms extensively to ensure reliability.

This expert review by Sootch00 delves into the Mec-Gar Steel Glock 18+1 magazines, comparing them to standard Glock polymer magazines. The review highlights their construction, capacity advantages, and proven reliability through extensive live-fire testing. Sootch00, an expert instructor, emphasizes Mec-Gar's OEM background and the practical benefits of their metal magazines for Glock pistols.