Videos tagged with Coyote Tan PVD

This review of the Sig Sauer P320-M17 highlights its features as the US Army's chosen sidearm. The presenter notes its full-size accuracy, coyote tan PVD coated slide, forward serrations, X-Ray3 night sights, ambidextrous thumb safety, and compatibility with 17 and 21-round magazines. While it lacks the 'X' trigger, it sports a curved trigger likely due to Army specifications. The firearm is optic-ready, though the rear sight must be removed for optic installation. The reviewer experienced a slight break-in period requiring a strong charge for reliable cycling, but found the pistol performed well with both standard and steel-case ammunition, passing a 'lipris' test.

This review of the SIG M17 Commemorative, presented by hickok45, covers its performance as the civilian variant of the US Army's service pistol. The guide details initial live-fire tests, the use of extended magazines, application of Talon grips for enhanced handling, and testing with various ammunition types including hollow points. hickok45 emphasizes practical use over safe-keeping for collectible firearms and demonstrates drills like one-handed shooting, concluding it's a solid, accurate service pistol.

This video provides a practical demonstration of the SIG M17 pistol, highlighting its performance on an outdoor range. Expert reviewer hickok45 showcases its handling, accuracy, and reliability, including effective weak-hand shooting and the utility of extended magazines. The review emphasizes the M17's suitability as a modern military sidearm and a capable firearm for civilian use.