Videos tagged with Aluminum Grips

This review of the Sig Sauer P365 AXG Legion highlights its all-steel frame, aluminum grips, and compensated slide, offering a comfortable shooting experience with good accuracy. The reviewer compares it to the Glock 43X, noting the AXG Legion's superior grip feel and higher magazine capacity, while acknowledging the 43X's slimmer profile for concealed carry. Despite minor concerns about slide play, the overall impression is highly positive, recommending it as a strong option within the P365 lineup.

This video provides a critical review of the Fusion Firearms XP Pro, a 2011-style 9mm pistol. The reviewer highlights its compatibility with Glock 17 magazines and notes its PVD barrel finish and aluminum grips. While acknowledging positive trigger and recoil characteristics, the review points out grip comfort issues and suggests that superior budget 2011 alternatives might be available, ultimately awarding it a 6.6/10 rating.

This video provides a first look at the Dan Wesson DWX, a 9mm handgun that merges 1911 and CZ75 design elements. The reviewer highlights its construction, ergonomics, trigger quality, and shooting performance, noting a single minor malfunction. The DWX is presented as a premium firearm suitable for match use.

This comprehensive review of the Kimber 2K11 9mm pistol details its performance over 4,500+ rounds without cleaning. The reviewer, new to the 2011 platform, found the pistol to be reliable, capable of handling various ammunition types, and possessing a manageable recoil impulse. Key aspects discussed include its steel construction, trigger quality, optic-ready slide, and the learning curve associated with its manual safety for a striker-fired pistol user.

This guide details the process of mounting an RMS footprint optic, like the Holosun 507K, onto the new CZ Shadow 2 Carry. It highlights the firearm's direct mount system and taller iron sights, which facilitate co-witnessing with the red dot. The information is presented with high authority by TheFirearmGuy, emphasizing practical application and technical details.

This video showcases the Vulcan Machine Werks 11, a pistol designed with a retro-futuristic aesthetic. Key features include customizable grip materials (aluminum standard, steel option), a direct ACRO optic cut without plates, and a factory trigger pull weight of 3 to 3.5 pounds. The presenter expresses interest in stocking the firearm.

This video compares three CZ pistols: the TS0, Shadow 2, and Shadow 2 Compact. The presenter, new to CZ firearms, highlights the TS0's flat-face trigger and gas pedal, the Shadow 2's smooth shooting and optic-readiness, and the Shadow 2 Compact's lighter weight and portability. Ultimately, the Shadow 2 is favored for its overall shooting experience and balance.

This review focuses on LOK Grips' thin palm swell GridLOK aluminum grips for 1911 pistols. The video highlights how these grips, when paired with thin profile bushings, offer an improved ergonomic feel and enhanced traction without adding excessive width. The speaker, an experienced firearm enthusiast, details the installation process and compares them to stock grips, emphasizing their quality and tactile feedback.

This video reviews the SIG Sauer P226 SAO Legion pistol, focusing on the installation and feel of LOK Grips aluminum grips. The speaker highlights the pistol's excellent trigger, accuracy, and flat shooting characteristics, comparing the LOK Grips favorably to the stock G10 grips. The review includes range impressions and a brief accuracy test at 13 yards.

This video reviews the CZ 75B Omega, highlighting its differences from the standard CZ 75B. Key distinctions include the absence of a manual safety in favor of a decocker-only operation and potential internal mechanism variations. The presenter notes modifications like aftermarket grips and possibly a different hammer and trigger.

This video reviews the Car K9, a 25th-anniversary edition, all-steel, striker-fired 9mm handgun. The presenter highlights its unique gunmetal gray finish, stainless steel trigger, special front serrations, and wraparound aluminum grips. While acknowledging its excellent trigger and potential for concealed carry, the presenter finds its 7+1 capacity impractical for personal defense compared to other firearms in their collection.

This video compares a Les Baer Custom Hard Chrome UTC 1911 in 38 Super with a Standard Manufacturing Nickel Plated 1911. It highlights differences in finish durability, price, and manufacturing processes, noting Les Baer's use of some cast parts versus Standard Manufacturing's all-forged components. The discussion also covers the benefits and aesthetics of Lock Grips aluminum grips.