Videos tagged with CH Precision Plates

This review of the Kimber 2K11 Pro highlights its 4.25-inch barrel, full-size grip, and 19+1 capacity, making it a well-balanced double-stack 1911. The firearm demonstrated exceptional reliability over 500 rounds with no malfunctions. Key features include an excellent trigger, positive controls, and a comfortable, textured grip, making it a strong contender for those seeking a US-made double-stack 1911.

This video reviews the Kimber 2K11 pistol, highlighting its core performance while identifying significant issues with its factory optic mounting system, specifically CH Precision plates. The presenter contrasts this with the robust optic mounting on a Staccato P, ultimately recommending a switch to Dawson Precision plates for improved reliability. The discussion emphasizes the importance of reliable optic retention for high-volume shooting.

This video debunks the notion that red dot sights are a niche or unnecessary addition to handguns, particularly for those actively training. Ben Stoeger, a prominent firearms instructor, highlights that the vast majority of individuals attending his courses are already using red dots, making it the de facto standard. He addresses common concerns like battery life and durability, suggesting that most failures occur early and that modern optics are generally reliable for dedicated shooters. The discussion also touches on the benefits of red dots for situational awareness and target acquisition, while acknowledging that iron sights remain a viable option for some.

This video details modifications to a Walther DDX pistol, featuring a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) comp and a custom Safariland holster from Ghostmen Designs. The DDX is a hybrid build using a Q5 lower and Q4 upper, designed for flush-fitting PMM comps. The custom holster addresses the lack of off-the-shelf solutions for this modified firearm, enabling its use in professional training.