Videos tagged with Commander Hammer

This video showcases a custom Girsan MC P35 PI, a Hi-Power variant, featuring V6 porting on its shorter slide. The firearm has been upgraded with an Apex trigger, a Cylinder and Slide no-B Commander hammer, and a two-stage trigger job. The slide also includes a factory optic cut, and the entire pistol is finished in E2 Blackout Cerakote.

This video showcases a custom Girsan MCP35 PI LW, a lightweight, compact Hi-Power variant. The firearm features an alloy frame, beavertail, a crown barrel with a dual-port muzzle, and a custom optic cut. Modifications include a two-stage trigger, thin diamond grips, and a unique monochromatic grey ghost camo finish. The presenter also highlights the upgrade to a Cylinder and Slide Commander hammer for improved trigger performance.

This video showcases a custom Springfield SA35 Hi-Power clone, detailing several modifications. Key features include an 11-degree crowned barrel, Novac cut front sights with gold beads, Heine mil-spec rear sights with gold beads, a single-stage trigger job with a stretched Garwway profile trigger, a Commander ring hammer, an abbreviated beavertail grip safety, and unique carbon fiber copper hybrid LOK grips. The presenter highlights the durability of gold bead sights over tritium and the smooth, thin feel of the custom grips.

This video provides an overview of the Tisas Regent BR9, a stainless steel Hi-Power clone. The presenter highlights its attractive appearance, upgraded Lock Grips, and a 15-round magazine capacity, which is an improvement over original Hi-Powers. The trigger is described as having a slight take-up before a crisp break, with a measured pull weight of approximately 5.5 lbs. The presenter notes the trigger reset is subtle and discusses potential minor 'bite' from the hammer.

This video details the refurbishment and customization of a Browning Hi-Power pistol. It highlights blemish removal, including deep pitting, and the installation of upgraded components such as Trijicon HD sights and Lok Ridgeback grips. The firearm also received a Graphite Black Cerakote finish and a new barrel, likely from BA Spring Solutions, bringing it back to life.

This video showcases a heavily customized Browning Hi-Power MK3, featuring an 11-degree crown, suppressor height Dawson sights, and a Trijicon RMRcc optic mounted via a modified Atlas RMRcc mount. The build includes a ported barrel, Cylinder & Slide Commander hammer, beveled magwell, Lok grips, and a custom trigger job with a single-stage, no-take-up trigger. The firearm is finished in Graphite Black Cerakote.

This video showcases a custom Browning Hi-Power featuring a black Cerakote finish, Trijicon HD sights, a welded and shaped beaver tail, VZ Pro Slim grips, and an ambidextrous safety. The firearm has undergone a trigger job utilizing a Cylinder and Slide ring commander hammer and sear, resulting in a single-stage trigger with no take-up and a crisp reset. Additional custom touches include a beveled magwell and a Cylinder and Slide extractor.

This video showcases a custom Browning Hi-Power featuring a unique Midnight Bronze Cerakote finish on the slide and frame, contrasted with Graphite Black controls. Key modifications include a Trijicon HD front night sight, a Heinie ledge rear sight, Cylinder & Slide sear and no-bite commander hammer, an RDSA slide release, and a re-sculpted factory trigger. The pistol also sports ergonomic Craig Spegel grips and a custom beaver tail for improved handling and hammer bite prevention. The presenter highlights the quality of the single-stage trigger job, emphasizing its crisp break and positive reset.

This video showcases a modernized Browning Hi-Power MKII, featuring a graphite black Cerakote finish, VZ slim grips, and several custom gunsmithing enhancements. The presenter details modifications including a commander hammer, sear work, a single-sided safety, a two-stage trigger job, and Novak sights with a custom U-notch cut. The video also highlights the removal of undesirable stippling and importation marks from the frame, transforming the pistol into a unique build.

This review of the Rock Island Armory Baby Rock 1911 in 380 ACP highlights its compact size, all-steel construction, and 1911 ergonomics adapted for a smaller frame. The reviewer found it reliable with various ammunition types, comfortable to shoot despite its size, and a good option for concealed carry, especially for those familiar with the 1911 platform. The video also includes a detailed breakdown of its disassembly and reassembly process.

This video reviews the Browning Black Label 1911-22, a scaled-down version of the classic 1911 pistol chambered in .22LR. It highlights the "Black Label" enhancements, including an accessory rail, squared-off trigger guard, skeletonized trigger, beaver tail safety, extended slide release, and ambidextrous safety. The firearm is presented as a "miniature race gun" and a fun, comfortable-to-shoot option.

This video showcases three custom-built Wilson Combat 1911 pistols, highlighting the process of building from slide and frame kits. The presenter details two distinct builds: one an old-school tribute with new-school technology, and the other a modern 20th-century 1911. While Wilson Combat no longer offers these specific gunsmith kits, the video provides insights into the customization possibilities and components used in high-end 1911 builds.