Videos tagged with Commander Model

This video provides an in-depth look at the iconic 1911 pistol, tracing its design origins by John Browning and its evolution through various models like the 1911A1. The presenter discusses its technical specifications, original chambering in .45 ACP, and modern availability in multiple calibers. Comparisons are drawn to the Glock 19, highlighting differences in size, weight, and recoil management. The video also addresses common criticisms regarding ergonomics for smaller-handed individuals and explores aftermarket solutions and alternative shooting techniques.

This guide, presented by Spartan Defense, offers a comprehensive breakdown for selecting your first 1911 pistol. It covers essential features like sights, triggers, safeties, size variations (Government vs. Commander), and customization options such as grips and mainspring housings. The instruction emphasizes practical considerations for new owners, highlighting modern tactical upgrades and ergonomic nuances.

The Springfield Armory Garrison Commander is presented as a compelling entry point into the 1911 platform in 2024, offering classic lines with updated features at an accessible price point. It features a forged frame and slide for durability, a match-grade barrel for accuracy, and improved sights over traditional models. While the grips are noted as a potential upgrade area, the overall build quality and out-of-the-box reliability make it a strong contender for those seeking a classic 1911 experience.

This video provides a comprehensive review and range test of the Remington R1 Commander in .45 ACP. The presenter highlights the commander's slightly shorter barrel compared to a full-size 1911, noting its improved handling and lighter weight. The review details the firearm's smooth operation, excellent trigger, and surprising accuracy, even at 100 yards. Issues encountered were attributed to aftermarket magazines rather than the firearm itself.

This Guns & Gear episode features Colt's Combat Elite 1911 series, highlighting their upgraded custom features like G10 grips and night sights. The review covers all three variations: Government, Commander, and Defender models, which are available in both 9mm and .45 ACP calibers. The video also promotes the Gun Talk TV platform for additional episodes and bonus content, emphasizing their coverage of the latest firearms industry products with interviews, range demonstrations, and training tips.

This video review focuses on two Taurus 1911 models: the Commander and Officer. The presenters highlight the enduring design of the 1911 platform, emphasizing features like undercut trigger guards, front strap checkering, and beaver tail grip safeties that enhance control and shooting ergonomics. They also discuss the benefits of steel construction for recoil management and its suitability for teaching new shooters, contrasting it with smaller, less ergonomic handguns.

This video highlights five key reasons why the 1911 handgun remains popular and highly regarded. The presenter emphasizes the exceptional single-action trigger, the solid feel and recoil mitigation of its all-metal frame, its inherent accuracy, the engaging mechanical design, and the vast customization options available. The video suggests that the 1911's enduring appeal lies in its blend of classic design, performance, and aesthetic qualities.

This review covers the Triarc Systems TRI-11 Commander, a modern take on the 1911 platform. The presenter, Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, highlights its hand-fitted construction, American steel components, and double-stacked magazine capacity. He details a range session where approximately 700 rounds were fired without issue, noting the pistol's smooth action and excellent ergonomics contributing to quick follow-up shots and good performance in drills. The TRI-11 Commander is presented as a viable, albeit expensive, option for concealed carry, comparable in size and weight to popular models like the Glock 45.

The Wilson Combat Hackathorn Special Commander is a custom 1911 variant designed for concealed carry, featuring a 4.25-inch barrel on a full-sized frame. Developed with input from renowned trainer Ken Hackathorn, it incorporates his preferred features for practical carry.

This video compares the penetration capabilities of a Desert Eagle 1911c in .45 Auto against an M3 Grease Gun. The Desert Eagle 1911c successfully penetrated eight sheets of particle board with spacers, a feat it did not achieve when the wood was tightly packed. The M3 Grease Gun, firing 30 rounds of .45 Auto, also demonstrated significant penetration and damage to the particle board.

This review of the Magnum Research Desert Eagle 1911C in stainless steel highlights its Commander model size, 4.33-inch bushingless barrel, and full-length guide rod. The presenter praises its accuracy, smooth 3.5-pound trigger, and comfortable ergonomics, making it a strong contender for those seeking a reliable and aesthetically pleasing 1911 platform.

This guide, based on expert instruction from Dean Caputo, a Colt Factory Armorer Instructor, details common maintenance and troubleshooting procedures for the 1911 platform. It covers critical areas like magazine and recoil spring wear, firing pin retaining plate integrity, slide stop function, and plunger tube stability, offering practical advice for ensuring reliable operation.