Videos tagged with Calculated Kinetics

This video provides an in-depth comparison of the Glock 19 Gen 6 and Gen 5, focusing on physical and structural differences. It details the new direct-to-slide optic mounting system on the Gen 6, contrasting it with the Gen 5's plate system, and explores aftermarket solutions for enhanced optic stability and protection. The analysis also covers grip enhancements, trigger mechanisms, and cross-compatibility of parts between generations.

This guide details the modification process for a Smith & Wesson M&P Metal pistol to optimize it for USPSA Carry Optics competition in California. The build focuses on enhancing accuracy, ergonomics, and performance through various aftermarket components, as explained by an expert shooter who achieved Master Class status. The modifications include a new barrel, trigger, backstrap, optic plate, guide rod, and recoil spring, along with adding a weight for balance.

This guide details the reassembly of a Walther PDP Pro slide, focusing on replacing the extractor plunger and spring. It emphasizes proper component alignment and functional checks post-assembly. The video highlights improved parts availability from Walther, addressing previous supply chain concerns.

This video details an ongoing issue with a Walther PDP Pro where the extractor and associated safety components failed within 500 rounds. The speaker highlights Walther's poor customer service and parts availability, contrasting it with the proactive approach of aftermarket manufacturers like Calculated Kinetics. The content serves as a cautionary tale for PDP Pro owners regarding potential part failures and the importance of proper maintenance and support.

This review of the Steiner MPS micro pistol red dot sight highlights its durability and performance in harsh conditions, particularly in contrast to other enclosed emitters. The presenter, Eric, emphasizes its robust construction, suitability for pistol use, and compatibility with standard holsters. He also discusses the importance of quality mounting solutions, recommending Calculated Kinetics for their specialized ACRO footprint plates.

This video compares the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Carry Comp to a custom-built M&P featuring Monsoon Tactical's Lucky 7s ports and an Apex gunsmith fit barrel. The custom build demonstrates a noticeable reduction in recoil impulse and muzzle rise, particularly with plus-p ammunition, and maintains near match-grade accuracy despite the porting. While the Carry Comp offers a factory warranty, the custom build provides superior performance at a higher cost.

This guide details various methods for mounting red dot sights on handguns, from competition bridge mounts to direct slide milling. It covers the pros and cons of different systems like MOS and dovetail mounts, emphasizing proper installation techniques, including torque specifications and the use of Loctite. The importance of optic-cut holsters and protective mounting hardware is also highlighted.