Videos tagged with Armscor Ammo

This Gun Talk LIVE episode covers several key topics. Host Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin shares a lesson learned from a "crucial mistake" when sighting in a firearm, leading him to propose a "5th Rule of Gun Safety." The discussion also touches on the controversy surrounding the "Block 19," the ongoing nomination of David Chipman for ATF Director, and a filming session with "First Person Defender" and Gun Talk fans. The episode is supported by Timney Triggers, Sig Sauer, Ruger, and Springfield Armory, and viewers are encouraged to enter a July giveaway for a Rock Island Armory STK100 and Armscor ammunition.

This review of the Rock Island STK100 highlights its all-metal construction, featuring a steel slide and aluminum frame, distinguishing it from polymer-based competitors. The reviewer, Justin Opinion, notes its Glock 17 footprint, optic-ready slide, and a trigger that breaks cleanly around 5 pounds, which he considers a significant improvement over standard Glock triggers. While generally positive about its handling and accuracy, he cautions about the aluminum grip becoming uncomfortably hot when exposed to direct sunlight on a warm day.

This video highlights significant issues encountered with Armscor ammunition, leading to firearm malfunctions in multiple platforms including a Glock 17 and a Taurus G2. The presenter demonstrates how inconsistent case lengths and potential bullet setback in the Armscor rounds prevent proper chambering and cycling, causing the firearms to jam. The analysis suggests poor quality control in the ammunition is the root cause, not the firearms themselves.

This video provides a critical review of the Glock 44, highlighting significant reliability and durability issues reported by users, including cracked slides and catastrophic failures. It suggests the 22TCM9R conversion kit for the Glock 17 as a potential alternative for those seeking a .22 caliber experience with a more robust platform. The assessment comes from an experienced firearms reviewer known for his field testing and technical understanding.

This review of the Rock Island Armory MAPP 22 TCM 9R highlights its unique high-velocity cartridge and surprisingly low recoil. Sootch, a seasoned firearms reviewer, details its CZ 75-based design, polymer frame, and impressive capacity. The MAPP offers a modern alternative for those seeking a fast-shooting, accurate pistol with a significant fireball, suitable for plinking and potentially self-defense for recoil-sensitive individuals.