Videos tagged with Combat Sights

This video explores the concept of pocket rockets for everyday carry (EDC), focusing on the CAR CM40 as a top choice. The instructor highlights the advantages of pocket pistols for ease of carry and concealment, while also addressing common challenges like power and hollow point expansion. The CAR CM40 is praised for its effectiveness in .40 S&W, manageable recoil, and reliable performance after its break-in period, making it a 'true pocket rocket'.

This video compares combat sights with target sights, specifically highlighting XS Tritium Sights. The analysis focuses on the practical applications and differences between these sight types, likely for everyday carry (EDC) versus precision shooting scenarios. It aims to help viewers understand which type of sight is best suited for their specific needs, whether for self-defense, concealed carry, or target practice.

This review of the CZ P10C Ported highlights its effectiveness in reducing muzzle rise compared to the non-ported P10F. The firearm features integrated ports, luminescent co-witness combat sights, and new top serrations. It offers good controllability and a comfortable grip, making it a viable option for concealed carry and range use.

This guide details the field strip and reassembly process for the Tisas 1911 Tank Commander, as demonstrated by an experienced firearms reviewer. It covers the essential steps for basic maintenance and inspection, emphasizing safety throughout the procedure. The review highlights the firearm's robust construction and value, making it a popular choice for 1911 enthusiasts.

This video details plans for customizing a Colt .25 Pocket Auto to resemble a miniature Colt 1911. The presenter outlines modifications including cutting down the slide, adding a hammer (though noting the striker-fired nature of the .25 makes this complex), beveling the slide, adding front flutes, and installing tiny dovetail sights. The project aims to create a 'little brother' to a previously modified Colt 1903.

This video showcases the Kimber 45th Anniversary Edition pistol, chambered in .45 ACP. It highlights custom shop features like aggressive stippling on the front and back straps, tight line work, and serrations on the slide. The firearm is described as a beautiful, full-size GI 1911.

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of the Canik MC9 pistol line, introducing the new MC9L and MC9LS models. The discussion highlights improvements in capacity, controllability, and sight radius, catering to a wider range of shooter preferences and hand sizes. It covers technical specifications, shooting impressions, and the value proposition of these updated micro-compact firearms.

The EAA Girsan MC9 Disruptor is a striker-fired, semi-automatic 9mm pistol imported by European American Armory. It features a 17-round capacity, a reversible magazine release, and a polymer frame and slide finished with Cerakote camouflage. The pistol is optics-ready, accepting Shield RMS/RMSc pattern red dots, and includes a threaded barrel for suppressor use. The reviewer highlights its affordability and feature set.

This review of the Daniel Defense H9 offers first impressions after live fire. Key takeaways include the persistent 12:00 combat sight hold, which the reviewers found counterintuitive and detrimental to situational awareness. While the trigger is comparable to the original H9, the aluminum frame makes it lighter but potentially snappier. The reviewers suggest aftermarket sights or an optic are necessary to overcome the factory sight's limitations.

This review covers the EAA Girsan MC 1911S Untouchable, a Turkish-made 1911 imported by European American Armory. It highlights the pistol's features, including its Series 70 style action, skeletonized aluminum trigger, Picatinny rail, and combat sights. The review emphasizes its value proposition, offering numerous features at a competitive price point, particularly in the common .45 ACP caliber.

This review of the IWI Jericho 941 FS9 highlights its all-steel construction, CZ-75 inspired design, and DA/SA trigger system. The reviewer notes its comfortable weight, good balance, and flat shooting characteristics, particularly appreciating the crisp single-action trigger and tactile reset. While acknowledging minor cosmetic handling issues at the factory and the lack of a decocker, the overall impression is of a well-made, fun-to-shoot handgun suitable for home defense or range use.

This guide details the installation of Ameriglo CAP sights on a Glock, based on expert advice from SPN Firearms. The speaker, with extensive experience owning and testing over 30 Glocks and 30 sight configurations, recommends these sights for their speed and ease of use for everyday carry. The process involves safely unloading the firearm and using specialized tools to replace the factory sights with the Ameriglo CAP model, which features a tritium front sight and photoluminescent rear sight for enhanced visibility in various lighting conditions.