Videos tagged with Atlas Athena

This video offers first impressions of the Atlas Titan, Athena, and Nyx firearms. The description directs viewers to practicalshootingtraininggroup.com for in-person classes and digital coaching, as well as Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. While the specific firearms are not detailed, the context suggests they are likely related to competitive shooting or practical handgun applications.

This video showcases the initial shooting experience with the ATLAS Athena. As a new firearm release, the content focuses on first impressions, handling, and the actual firing of the weapon. Given the title, expect to see the Athena being operated on a range, demonstrating its basic functionality and perhaps initial performance characteristics. The video likely aims to provide viewers with a preliminary look at this firearm.

This YouTube video features the "first shots" of the ATLAS Athena, a 2011 pistol from ATLAS Gunworks. The video's description indicates it's a review, with the creator promoting their Patreon, website, and social media channels for further engagement and potential collaborations. It also highlights becoming a channel member. The content appears to focus on evaluating this specific firearm model.

This review introduces the Atlas Athena, positioning it as a premium 2011 platform firearm from Atlas Gunworks, considered a tier above Staccato in quality and price. The Athena boasts exceptional build quality, a smooth slide action, and compatibility with standard 2011 magazines. It features an optic cut ready for Trijicon RMR or SRO sights, highlighting its modern features for discerning shooters.

Chris from Honest Outlaw presents his top 5 handguns, prioritizing reliability, accuracy, durability, and suitability for specific tasks over budget. The list features a diverse range from competition-grade pistols like the CZ Shadow 2 and Volquartsen Scorpion to a primary carry gun, the S&W M&P Shield Plus, and a high-end 2011, the Atlas Athena. The ultimate choice, the Wilson Combat CQB, is selected for its classic 1911 design, build quality, and personal significance.

Chris from Honest Outlaw shares his top 10 favorite firearms, emphasizing guns he enjoys shooting long-term. The list includes a diverse range from classic revolvers like the Colt Python and S&W Model 327 to modern micro-compacts like the Sig P365 Spectre Comp and Glock 43x. High-performance pistols such as the Walther PDP and Atlas Athena, along with versatile rifles like the Henry .44 Magnum and FN Scar 17, are also featured, highlighting reliability, shootability, and unique features.

The Atlas Athena 2011 is showcased as a high-performance semi-automatic pistol, featuring a Trijicon SRO and SureFire X300. Live fire demonstrations highlight its rapid target transition, flat recoil, and minimal muzzle flip during high-speed shooting and reloads. The pistol's mechanical precision is evident in slow-motion analysis of its cycling and ejection.

This video demonstrates a quick and efficient cleaning process for the high-end Atlas Gunworks Athena 2011 pistol. The host highlights that the cleaning can be completed in under 10 minutes, emphasizing the effectiveness of Radco CLP for easy carbon removal. The description also promotes DryfireMastery.com for home-based firearm training.

This video compares two Atlas Gunworks pistols: the Athena and the Erebus, both featuring slide-mounted optics. The presenter highlights the Athena's versatility, allowing for iron sights, optic use, or a combination, making it suitable for EDC. The Erebus is recommended for those who prioritize optics without the need for iron sights. Both firearms are praised for their performance and tuning. The presenter used 115gr S&B ammunition, noting its snappy recoil. The video encourages viewers interested in purchasing either model to contact the presenter for a discount code. It mentions that the Athena is carried by the owner as an EDC and the Erebus has custom slide cuts for Team Vortex.

The Atlas Gunworks Athena is presented as potentially the most accurate handgun ever reviewed, boasting exceptional performance after 1,000 rounds. Its 2011 platform offers extensive customization, featuring a Cheely E2 grip, X-Line trigger with a 1.5 lb pull, and a Trijicon SRO optic. Despite a $5,000 MSRP, its pinpoint accuracy and speed justify the cost for serious competition shooters seeking peak performance.

This video features the first shots and initial impressions of the Atlas Gunworks Athena pistol. The reviewer hails it as potentially the best gun they've ever reviewed, highlighting its exceptional accuracy and significant price point. The description also includes links to a local shelter donation page and the reviewer's Patreon.