Videos tagged with CQB Elite

This video provides a glimpse into the meticulous firearm manufacturing processes at Wilson Combat. It highlights key stages from initial machining and assembly to the final finishing and packaging of high-quality firearms like the CQB Elite. The emphasis is on building firearms 'right' and ensuring they are 'ready' for the end-user.

This video highlights the Wilson Combat CQB Elite, emphasizing its status as a handcrafted, high-performance fighting pistol. The description focuses on the meticulous build process by master gunsmiths, hand-fitting of components, and rigorous quality checks. It positions the CQB Elite as the benchmark for elite-grade 1911 pistols, suggesting a deep dive into its construction and why it excels under pressure.

Bill Wilson shares his personal favorite Wilson Combat firearms for different roles. He prefers a CQB Elite Compact with a steel frame for range use due to its shorter sight radius. For daily carry, he opts for a lighter aluminum-framed CQB Elite with thin grips and no magwell for concealability. When traveling to high-risk areas, the EDC X9 is chosen for its 9mm capacity, offering 31 rounds with a spare magazine. If forced to choose only one, the durable, steel-framed CQB Elite (X-TAC Elite) with a light rail is his ultimate selection.

This video features an interview with Austin Proulx, a member of the Wilson Combat Shooting Team. The description details some of the gear he uses, including a Wilson Combat cap and t-shirt, a specific belt, and a Wilson Combat 1911 Elite Tactical magazine. Specific firearms mentioned include the CQB Elite .45 ACP. The content appears to focus on the gear and potentially the experiences of a competitive shooter.

The 1911 platform remains foundational in modern shooting techniques, with experts like Larry Vickers and Ken Hackathorn highlighting its historical significance and enduring appeal. Despite its professional-grade requirements, the 1911 offers legendary durability, exceptional shootability due to its refined trigger and ergonomics, and extensive customization options, as exemplified by Wilson Combat's offerings.

This video focuses on the disassembly of the CQB Elite pistol, a firearm described as having a standard package of custom features tailored for tactical shooting professionals. Key features highlighted include front and rear slide serrations, a U-notch pyramid rear sight with tritium inserts, serrations on the extractor, a bright green tritium front sight, a checkered mainspring housing and front strap for enhanced grip, and G-10 grips with a cut-out for easy access to the magazine release. The description also provides contact information for Wilson Combat.