Videos tagged with Bull Armory SAS II

This video from the IWA 2026 show features a comprehensive look at new firearms and accessories from various manufacturers. Key highlights include Schmeisser's piston-driven SPF-15 and delayed-recoil DRS9, Taurus's RPC PCC, Kel-Tec's KP50, and VGD's roller-delayed pistol. The review also covers Tisas's DS9 and Nightstalker pistols, Bull Armory's modular 1911 triggers and SOF/TAC Comp pistols, OMS's modular pump-action shotgun, and Unity Tactical's Fast Bridge accessory.

This video discusses the concept of 'winter carry' versus 'summer carry' for firearms, emphasizing how clothing choices and environmental factors influence handgun selection. The speaker, with extensive firearms experience, advocates for carrying the largest firearm that can be comfortably and effectively concealed, noting that heavier clothing in winter allows for larger guns with longer barrels, which generally offer better shootability and control. Ammunition choice is also highlighted as being dependent on the specific firearm.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features discussions on competitive shooting news and personal experiences. Frank Rizzi shares his transition to an open division handgun, a Bull Armory SAS II, noting the increased speed and motivation it provides, despite a learning curve with the new platform. Ben Stoeger discusses the benefits of having high-level shooters in his classes, highlighting their relentless pursuit of perfection and open-mindedness to feedback.

This video exposes Dynasty Firearms as a likely online gun store scam. The presenter details how the website uses professional-looking tactics, claims of lifetime guarantees, and inflated 'watching' numbers to lure customers. Red flags include the use of chat boxes instead of phone support, suspiciously low prices on desirable firearms like the Canik SFX Rival Dark Side, and the physical address leading to an electrical services company, not a gun store. The payment methods also raise suspicion, favoring peer-to-peer apps that offer less buyer protection.

This video features a discussion among competitive shooters about gear recommendations for USPSA divisions in 2020, covering Open, Limited, Production, and Carry Optics. The participants debate best-in-class and budget-friendly options for firearms, belts, holsters, and pouches, offering insights into their personal experiences and preferences. They also touch upon training adjustments and the challenges of transitioning between different shooting disciplines and optic usage.