Videos tagged with Atlas Gunworks Erebus

This guide details the rapid field strip and cleaning process for the Atlas Gunworks Erebus 1911 pistol, as demonstrated by a professional firearms instructor. It covers efficient disassembly, component cleaning with specific lubrication points, and reassembly, emphasizing a quick function check for readiness. The instructor's expertise is evident in the concise and effective handling of this high-end competition firearm.

This video from Honest Outlaw presents a curated list of five essential firearms for new and experienced gun owners, emphasizing reliability, durability, and utility. The selection includes a concealed carry pistol (S&W Shield Plus), a versatile pump-action shotgun (Mossberg 500), a reliable .22 rifle (Ruger 10/22), a modular AR-15 platform, and a classic 1911. The instructor provides practical advice and insights based on extensive range experience.

This video from Honest Outlaw presents a top 10 list of high-performance shooting pistols, featuring expert insights from Chris on recoil mitigation, trigger quality, and competition suitability. The review highlights specific models like the Sig P365 AXG Legion and CZ Shadow 2, offering practical assessments for enthusiasts seeking top-tier firearms.

This video offers a compelling comparison between two 2011 pistols: the high-end ATLAS Gunworks Erebus (priced at $7000) and the more budget-friendly Springfield Armory Prodigy DS (around $1000). The content aims to break down the differences and features of these firearms, providing insights for enthusiasts interested in the 2011 platform across different price points. It also directs viewers to the creator's blog, website, and social media channels for further information and engagement.

This guide details performance testing of the Atlas Gunworks Erebus, a high-end 2011 pistol. Expert reviewer Chris (Honest Outlaw) demonstrates its capabilities in accuracy and speed drills, highlighting its precision, recoil management via a single-port compensator, and a 2-pound trigger. The review emphasizes its suitability for 3-gun open competition, despite a $7,000 price point, calling it potentially the greatest pistol ever made.

This YouTube video showcases a speed shooting demonstration of a Texas Star target using an Atlas Gunworks Erebus pistol. The shooter performs an unloaded start and a reload to complete the drill. The video highlights the specific firearm, Vortex Razor optic, G9 Defense ammunition, and a Joe Farewell Signature Series holster. It also promotes early access to "Dryfire Mastery Courses."

Joe Farewell of Team Atlas Gun Works compares the Athena and Erebus models, highlighting key differences for potential buyers. The Erebus is optimized as an open-class race gun with a compensator and no iron sights, excelling in speed and reduced muzzle flip. The Athena is presented as a versatile 'jack of all trades' pistol, suitable for self-defense or competition, offering the flexibility of iron sights or a red dot optic without pushing into open-class divisions. Both are noted for excellent return to zero.

This "One Take Wednesday" episode features the creator working with 3-Gun shotguns, specifically the Dissident Arms KS12 Elite (magazine-fed) and the Benelli M2 (tube-fed). The video focuses on practicing transitions and reloads with both shotgun platforms. It also includes a segment on dropping and then recovering $130 pistol magazines. The pistol used is an Atlas Gunworks Erebus, with the description highlighting Atlas's range of parts for 1911/2011 pistols. The creator plans more "OTW" episodes and encourages viewers to follow on Instagram for real-time updates. The description also promotes Big Daddy Unlimited for ammo and gun pricing.

This review covers the Atlas Gunworks Erebus, a high-end competition pistol designed for divisions like USPSA Open and 3-Gun Open. The reviewer highlights its exceptional fit and finish, a very light trigger (claimed sub-2lb), and a meaty compensator contributing to a flat shooting experience. While not designed for concealed carry, its performance in competition is emphasized, with a discussion on its price point and target audience.