Videos tagged with Aftermarket Triggers

This video details the post-event inspection and cleaning of a Zastava M90 after 3,000 rounds and exposure to heavy rain at Kalash Bash. The presenter, Mark, discusses the feeding issues encountered, attributing them primarily to environmental factors and improper gas system settings rather than magazine or internal component failures. He provides a detailed look at the internal wear patterns, noting minimal abnormal wear despite significant exposure to the elements, and offers insights into potential issues with aftermarket triggers and their interaction with the carrier tail.

This video explores ten significant upgrades for Glock pistols, focusing on enhancing performance and customization. It details the Glock Performance Trigger, Trijicon RMR Type 2 optic, various aftermarket sights, Talon Grips, and the Streamlight TLR-1 HL weapon light. Additionally, it covers several Glock models including the G49, G19 Gen 5 MOS, G20 Gen 5, G43X MOS, G30SF, G17 Gen 5, and G44, highlighting their specific features and use cases.

This guide details a comparison between two aftermarket FRT trigger systems: the Rattler Trigger for the Kriss Vector and the FRT90 for the P90 SBR. It highlights material differences, specifically noting the potential for 3D printed components in the Kriss Vector's trigger versus the all-stainless steel build of the P90's trigger. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, also touches upon reliability concerns with one system.

This video provides an expert assessment of aftermarket trigger options for the Kriss Vector platform. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, details the poor performance of two specific triggers (Double Tap and Karmic Tactical), citing choppiness and unreliability. The Dually Arms RATLR is highlighted as the superior choice among those tested.

This review details a 500-round reliability test of the Smith & Wesson M&P9 1.0, a law enforcement trade-in pistol. The experienced instructor found the firearm to be reliable, with zero malfunctions, though noted occasional slide-lock issues attributed to grip. Recommendations for aftermarket upgrades like flat-faced triggers and red dot sights are provided.

This guide details the ergonomic and accessory-related upgrades found on the new FN Scar 16 and Scar 17 models, as presented by Honest Outlaw. Key improvements include AR-style ambidextrous controls, an extended monolithic M-LOK handguard for enhanced accessory mounting, and a new hydraulic buffer system to reduce recoil and protect optics. The video also highlights the option for a non-reciprocating charging handle and compatibility with aftermarket AR triggers, offering users greater customization potential.

Rumors suggest the upcoming Glock Gen 6, potentially launching at Shot Show, will feature a modular design akin to the Sig P320's FCU (Fire Control Unit). This modularity could allow for easier upgrades and customization of frames. However, a significant downside discussed is the potential inability to easily swap triggers, unlike current aftermarket options like the ACE Trigger or Johnny Glocks, which are highly praised for enhancing performance.

This review focuses on the compatibility of the Ruger RXM with the Glock ecosystem, particularly concerning slide components and trigger mechanisms. The speaker highlights that Gen 3 Glock slide components are 100% compatible with the RXM slide. The primary factor influencing trigger feel in a Glock-style system is identified as the striker spring.

This video explores common upgrades considered necessary to make Glocks suitable as carry guns. The host and viewers discuss the merits of changing sights, triggers, and grip angles, with a consensus that sights are often the most critical upgrade. The discussion also touches on the inherent characteristics of striker-fired platforms and the cost-benefit analysis of modifying a Glock versus purchasing a different firearm.

This video provides a comparison of several FRT (Firearm Related Trigger) devices, including the Atrius Super Selektor, Hoffman Super Safety, Rare Breed Triggers, Drop-In (SuperSafeSolutions), and Tac-Con. The creator aims to offer a more extensive comparison with more ammunition. A discount code for "BS SQUIRTS" is also provided.

This video exposes 20 common firearm modifications that often degrade performance, reliability, and safety. It highlights how cheap accessories, improper modifications like barrel threading or slide cuts, and unnecessary features can lead to accuracy loss, malfunctions, and even legal issues. The presenter emphasizes that stock firearms often outperform modified ones and that proper training and technique are more valuable than excessive accessories.

This video discusses the challenges of developing and releasing a new firearm trigger, particularly in a market that can be critical of aftermarket modifications. The speaker emphasizes a commitment to customer satisfaction and continuous product improvement, even when facing negative feedback. The core philosophy is that customer concerns, even if stemming from misuse, should be addressed to enhance the product and ensure user satisfaction.