Videos tagged with Cerakote Wear

This video provides a critical review of the Springfield Prodigy comp pistol after approximately 500 rounds. The reviewer highlights significant issues with frequent 'failure to feed' malfunctions, which detract from the gun's otherwise positive attributes like its comfortable feel, manageable recoil, and smooth operation that is compared to a Staccato. Despite acknowledging the gun's potential and features like being optic-ready and having a good trigger for its class, the reviewer concludes that the malfunctions are unacceptable for a firearm in this price range, suggesting it requires extensive modification or a lengthy break-in period.

This video provides a detailed look at the frame and slide of the Springfield Prodigy 1911 DS after disassembly. The speaker notes that the frame appears to be forged and discusses potential areas for improvement, such as deburring sharp edges to enhance slide-to-frame fit and reduce friction. Minor lapping of certain areas is also suggested to address torque-related issues. The machining quality is deemed solid, especially considering the price point, with a mention of potentially improving the feed ramp as a gunsmithing task.

This video from Kit Badger demonstrates how painted firearms, specifically a pistol and rifle, wear over time. The presenter, Ivan, shows that wear primarily occurs on high-contact points such as where a grip is established, edges that rub against holsters or cases, and protruding parts like charging handles or bolt releases. He notes that this wear is comparable to other finishes like black nitride or Cerakote and can be easily touched up or repainted due to the low cost and time investment of DIY spray paint.