Videos tagged with Bomar Sights

This video explores the historical Delta 1911, focusing on its use by special operations units and the development of the Alchemy Custom Weaponry Q2 Resto Mod. It details the customization choices, historical context of the Delta program, and the performance expectations of these highly specialized firearms. The discussion highlights the importance of precision, durability, and the influence of competitive shooting on military firearm development.

This video details the customization of a Tisas Tank Commander into a Pachmayr Combat Special-inspired 1911. Key modifications include fitting a ported 5-inch barrel to a 4.25-inch slide, custom slide cuts for BoMar-style rear sights and Novak-style front sights, and the addition of a flat backstrap, pinned grip safety, and authentic Pachmayr grips. The result is a visually striking and reportedly excellent-shooting classic custom 1911.

This review by Brian C. Sheetz, Editor-in-Chief of American Rifleman, provides an expert look at the Colt Gold Cup National Match M1911. The video details its history, core specifications like the .45 ACP chambering and 5-inch barrel, and target-shooting features such as adjustable sights and a refined trigger. It also highlights aesthetic elements and modern upgrades for improved handling and reliability.

This guide details how to perform a basic trigger adjustment on a Colt Gold Cup National Match 1911, aiming to reduce trigger pull weight for improved target shooting. The process involves specific dry-firing and pressure techniques, guided by a trigger pull scale. The speaker, a veteran with extensive 1911 experience, demonstrates this technique to achieve a crisp 3.25 lb pull.

This entry details the STI 2011 pistol, a rare firearm developed for a Delta Force contract. It highlights the pistol's technical specifications, including its 5-inch cone barrel, BoMar adjustable tritium night sights, and ambidextrous safeties. The analysis delves into the reasons for its rejection by Delta Force, primarily magazine reliability issues with .40 S&W ammunition, and its subsequent sale on the civilian market. The information is presented with high authority, drawing on detailed mechanical explanations and knowledge of military procurement history.

This video features an "American Rifleman Television" segment, "Rifleman Review," focusing on the Ruger SR1911 pistol chambered in 10 mm Auto. The review details the firearm's features, including its stainless-steel construction, 5" barrel, full-length guide rod, conical barrel lockup (replacing a traditional bushing), Bomar-style adjustable sights, extended beavertail, and adjustable aluminum trigger with an over-travel stop. The review highlights how the SR1911 effectively manages the recoil of the 10 mm cartridge, even with standard springs. It also directs viewers to American Rifleman's website for more firearms and shooting content.

Adam Scepaniak of The Firearm Blog provides an expert overview of the Springfield Armory 10mm TRP Operator. The video highlights its 6-inch slide, accessory rail, enhanced grip features like Octo-Grip checkering and VZ G10 grips, and tritium night sights with an adjustable BoMar rear sight. Scepaniak demonstrates proficient handling and live-fire accuracy, showcasing the pistol's capabilities.

This video provides an expert overview of the Ruger SR1911 pistol chambered in 10mm Auto. It highlights key features specific to the 10mm variant, such as its adjustable Bomar-style sights and bushingless bull barrel, while also detailing standard SR1911 family characteristics. The presentation emphasizes design elements aimed at managing the potent 10mm cartridge's recoil, offering valuable insights for potential owners and enthusiasts.