Videos tagged with Barrel Fitment

This YouTube video focuses on the detailed features of firearms, specifically highlighting the SFT and SFX models. The description emphasizes aspects like slide serrations and barrel fitment, suggesting a deep dive into the design and engineering of these firearms. The content appears to be a review or analysis aimed at showcasing the unmatched qualities of the mentioned models.

This video details the process and considerations for transforming a cheap single-stack 1911 into a functional double-stack 2011, or building one from scratch. It highlights the cost-effectiveness of such projects, especially when compared to the market prices of factory 2011s in 2019-2020, while also discussing the current market of affordable double-stack options. The instructor emphasizes the need for part fitting, potential challenges like barrel-to-frame fitment, and the skills gained through such builds.

This live stream features gunsmith Guido Moretti of Vampire Guns and firearms enthusiast Luca Broegg discussing custom pistol building, firearm mechanics, and the nuances of the 1911 and 2011 platforms. They delve into the design philosophies behind custom vs. factory firearms, the importance of ergonomics and balance, and demonstrate detailed gunsmithing techniques, including barrel fitting and slide modification for optics. The discussion highlights the dedication and expertise required for high-level firearm customization.

This video provides an update on a Ruger 10/22 build featuring a Butler Creek folding stock. The presenter details the installation of a factory 10/22 Compact Barrel equipped with Williams fiber optic sights, noting how this shorter barrel significantly improved the fit and alignment within the stock compared to the original 18.5-inch barrel. An aluminum band was also added to the stock.

This video compares the Tisas Nightstalker 1911 and the Springfield Armory Emissary 1911, both chambered in .45 ACP. The presenter highlights differences in fitment, slide features, sights, and trigger feel. While the Tisas Nightstalker offers a magwell and a metal trigger, the Springfield Emissary is noted for superior overall fitment and tolerances, particularly in the barrel and slide stop pin.