Videos tagged with Bul Armory SAS II TAC

This review from PewView introduces the Stealth Arms Platypus Comp, a 2011-style pistol notable for its compatibility with Glock 17 magazines and its 'island comp' feature. The host highlights its effective grip texture, range performance, and compares it favorably to higher-priced competitors like the Staccato XC, suggesting it offers similar performance for half the cost. Ammunition testing indicated a preference for 124gr rounds for better recoil management.

This video explores the best 2011 pistols available in 2025, covering a range from budget-friendly options to high-end, expensive models. The presenter highlights the 2011 platform's evolution from the classic 1911, emphasizing its increased magazine capacity and improved performance. Several specific models are mentioned, suggesting a comparative review format to showcase these prolific shooters.

This video explores the top 5 "2011" style pistols expected to perform well in the 2024 market. The "2011" platform, originating from STI International (now Staccato), is characterized by its 1911 roots combined with double-stack magazines, modular frames, and modern features, making it popular among competition shooters. The video acknowledges the expansion of the 2011 market beyond Staccato, including more budget-friendly options, but focuses on showcasing the best high-end models. Specific pistols mentioned include the Staccato C2, Atlas Gunworks Athena, Staccato XL, Nighthawk Custom TRS Commander, Bul Armory SAS II TAC, and Wilson Combat SFX9.

This video provides an in-depth comparison between the Staccato 2011 and the Bul Armory SAS II Tac, two highly-regarded double-stack 1911/2011 style pistols. The presenter highlights their reliability, durability, and accuracy, positioning them as top choices for self-defense, home defense, duty, and everyday carry (EDC) within their price range. The video aims to help viewers decide which pistol is the best fit for them and also discusses any potential problems or malfunctions encountered with either the USA-made Staccato or the Israeli-made Bul Armory weapon. It briefly mentions other competitors like Springfield Prodigy, Tisas MAC, Girsan, Rock Island Armory, Kimber KDS9c, and more premium options such as Atlas Gunworks, Cabot, Nighthawk, Alchemy, and Infinity. The presenter clarifies their credentials as a certified instructor and range safety officer, emphasizing safe filming practices.

This video provides a direct comparison between the Springfield Armory Prodigy and the BUL Armory SAS II TAC. It breaks down the comparison by timestamp, covering key aspects such as frame and slide weights and differences. The review also addresses whether the two firearms are essentially the same, discusses how they feel in hand, and analyzes the cost difference between them. The content aims to help viewers make their own purchasing decision, concluding with a thank you to patrons.

This video documents a user's first experience with a new BUL Armory SAS II TAC pistol and a Tier 1 Concealed IWB holster. The shooter focuses on relearning the draw stroke due to the pistol's different presentation angle compared to previous setups. The content emphasizes the importance of practicing with everyday clothing and holster configurations, distinguishing this from "LARPing" in full kit. The shooter openly shares a fumbled draw to illustrate a realistic training scenario and the need for adaptation.

This video showcases a new fabric overlay for a Bul Armory SAS II Tac 4.25" Comp, referred to as "Lava Red Leather Blend." The creator highlights how the overlay complements a lava rock background, expressing satisfaction with the aesthetic outcome. The video encourages viewer interaction, asking who would want one. It also includes an affiliate link for RGB LED light bars.