Videos tagged with Atlas

This video discusses the age-old debate of prioritizing firearm upgrades versus investing in training. The speaker emphasizes that the decision hinges on an individual's current skill level, satisfaction with their existing equipment, and financial situation. For those plateauing or unhappy with their current firearm, a new platform like a Staccato or Kimber can be beneficial for renewed motivation and learning. However, if proficient and content with a reliable firearm like a Glock, continued training and ammunition purchases are often a better investment.

This guide, informed by Ben Stoeger's insights, explains how to assess and modify firearm grip texture. It emphasizes understanding hand-to-gun interaction, identifying functional contact points, and balancing traction with comfort. The advice covers evaluating stock textures on models like the Walts 9, Glock, CZ Shadow 2, and Atlas, and suggests modifications like adding or removing grip tape to optimize performance without causing discomfort or hindering trigger control.

This guide, presented by an experienced firearms instructor, details the critical measurements and calculations needed to ensure a suppressor tucks correctly under an AR-15 handguard. It covers suppressor and handguard diameters, thread length, receiver recess, and the impact of various QD mounting systems like ASR, Key-Mo, and SOCOM. Following these steps prevents costly mistakes and achieves a clean aesthetic.

The video discusses the shift in the firearms market, highlighting how budget-friendly brands like Taurus have gained popularity due to their affordability. It contrasts this with companies like Shadow Systems, which, despite producing high-quality firearms like the XR920P, are perceived as too expensive for the mainstream consumer, leading to decreased sales volume compared to their peak popularity.

This guide, drawing on the expertise of Adam from Spiritus Systems, a former member of the 10th Mountain Division, details essential gear and techniques for arctic warfare. It covers adapting firearms like the M4 Carbine with camouflage and modifications for cold weather, implementing layered hand protection, utilizing specialized clothing systems such as ECWCS, and optimizing sleep, hydration, and nutrition for extreme cold environments. The advice emphasizes self-sustainment and practical field modifications learned through extensive military and mountaineering experience.

Nick Young provides an expert-level review of the Zermatt Arms Waltz 9, highlighting its custom-grade fit and finish, exceptional trigger, and remarkable recoil control, especially with the compensated model. He positions it in a luxury tier above production handguns, comparing it to a Bugatti. The review emphasizes its intuitive nature and high performance potential, backed by extensive R&D testing by Joel Park.

Chadd Wright discusses the unusual 3I/ATLAS interstellar object, noting its anomalous acceleration and color changes. He connects extraterrestrial concepts to biblical narratives of non-human beings and human procreation, predicting a future 'great deception' using alien proof to disprove God. The video concludes with Wright sharing hunting success and encouraging outdoor pursuits for peace.

This "Rate Your Guns: Fancy Edition" live stream features firearms enthusiasts submitting photos of their guns for evaluation based on a 'fancy' criteria. The hosts and chat participants debate whether each firearm meets the 'fancy' standard, assigning a rating of 'fire' (fancy) or 'water' (not fancy). The discussion highlights subjective aesthetic appeal and custom modifications over brand or price, with several high-end firearms receiving 'water' ratings due to a lack of perceived fanciness.

This video reviews the Kimber 2K11 pistol, highlighting issues with its factory-supplied CH Precision optic mounting plate, which failed after approximately 1500 rounds and subsequent reinstallation. The speaker contrasts this with more robust solutions from Staccato and Atlas, recommending alternatives like Dawson Precision plates. While the core firearm is deemed acceptable, ancillary components like the safety ergonomics and optic mounting require improvement for a competition-ready platform.

This video showcases a USPSA competition event at Oakdale Sportsman's Club, featuring participants shooting from concealment and from the belt. The competitors discuss their goals, firearms (including Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 variants, Agency Arms M&P, and a Beretta 92X Centurion), and strategies. The primary focus is on the practical application of shooting skills under competition pressure, with insights into stage planning, accuracy, and speed.

This video provides expert recommendations for firearms suitable for various USPSA divisions, drawing on the experience of Ben Stoeger. It covers Carry Optics, Limited Optics, Open, Production, and striker-fired options, discussing the pros and cons of popular models like the CZ Shadow 2, Glock 47, and 2011 platforms. The discussion also touches on optic choices, with the Holosun 507 Comp being a prevalent recommendation.

This video argues that higher firearm prices do not always equate to higher quality or better performance. The speaker, 'A Regular Gun Guy,' uses personal experience and examples like the Grand Power Stribog vs. B&T APC9 Pro, and Walther PDP Steel Frame vs. Canik Rival S, to illustrate that brand reputation and subjective preference often drive cost more than inherent value. He introduces the concept of 'SPO' (Subjective Preference Opinion) to explain why perceived differences in firearms are often personal rather than objective measures of quality.