Videos tagged with Crimson Trace Laser Grips

This video provides a detailed comparison between the SIG Sauer P220 Legion and the SIG Sauer P220 Extreme, both chambered in .45 ACP. The presenter, Brennan Milmare USA, highlights differences in sights, grips, frame checkering, trigger systems, and included magazines. The P220 Legion features Sig X-Ray sights, G10 grips, enhanced frame checkering, and a Grey Guns trigger, while the P220 Extreme has standard Sig Light night sights, Crimson Trace laser grips, and a short reset trigger. Both pistols are noted for their quality construction and reliability.

This video provides a follow-up review of the Taurus 856 Defender and Ultra-Lite revolvers, highlighting their features, price points, and comparisons to other firearms in their class. The presenter emphasizes their quality for the price, suitability for concealed carry, and specific differences between the two models, such as barrel length and frame material.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Ruger SP101 and the Ruger LCRx, both chambered in .357 Magnum. It highlights differences in trigger mechanisms, construction materials, grip options, and recoil management. The LCRx is noted for its lighter, smoother trigger due to a friction-reducing cam, while the SP101 offers a more traditional all-metal construction and a better return spring. Both are presented as capable five-shot .357 Magnum revolvers suitable for concealed carry.

This video compares the Ruger SP101 and the Rossi RP63, both chambered in .357 Magnum, highlighting their differences in build quality, features, and price. The presenter, BERETTA9mmUSA, favors the Ruger for its perceived superior construction and American manufacturing, despite the Rossi offering a slightly wider hammer spur and a more budget-friendly price point. Both revolvers are noted for their 3-inch barrels and full-length ejector rods, but the SP101 is considered more carriable due to its slightly smaller profile.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Kimber Custom Covert 1911 pistol in .45 ACP. The presenter highlights its features, including Crimson Trace laser grips, Novak-style night sights, and adjustable trigger. The review extensively tests various ammunition types, including Federal HST hollow points, Hornady frangible rounds, Speer Gold Dot, and ball ammunition, assessing reliability and accuracy. The presenter demonstrates the effectiveness of the laser grips for quick target acquisition, even without using traditional sights.

This video showcases a custom Ruger Mark IV .22 LR pistol modified with a Tactical Solutions Pac-Lite upper receiver and Crimson Trace laser grips. The presenter demonstrates suppressor installation, loading procedures, laser activation, and live-fire performance, highlighting the suppressed sound profile. The expert demonstrates proficiency with NFA items and high-end aftermarket components, emphasizing safe range procedures.

This video explores various grip customization options for the Smith & Wesson J-Frame revolver, a popular choice for concealed carry. It details the benefits and drawbacks of wood, G10, rubber, laser, and polymer grips, highlighting how different materials and designs can improve handling, recoil management, and concealability. The presenter, Jay Grazia from Shooting Illustrated, emphasizes that grip changes are an easy and effective way to personalize a J-Frame for individual needs.

Joel Persinger, a law enforcement and security instructor, discusses his everyday carry (EDC) firearms and his favorite knife. He emphasizes the importance of having a reliable defensive tool, especially when firearms are not an option. Persinger highlights the Taurus Model 85 revolver and the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm as his primary concealed carry firearms in Southern California, detailing their features and why they suit his lifestyle. He then delves into his preferred knife, the Cold Steel Rajah 3, explaining its durability, blade design, and a unique draw technique that allows for rapid deployment.

This video showcases an Everyday Carry (EDC) setup featuring a Ruger LCR .38 Special revolver in a Sticky Holsters pocket holster. It highlights the lightweight polymer frame of the LCR, its suitability for concealed carry, and optional upgrades like Crimson Trace laser grips. The segment also covers complementary EDC items including Federal HST ammunition, a Tough Products Quick Strip for spare rounds, a 5.11 Tactical folding knife, and a Coast HX5 flashlight.

This episode of Gun Talk After Show features discussions on concealed carry, firearm selection, and accessories. Tom Gresham is pursuing his concealed carry permit, prompted by local crime. The hosts advise on choosing between 9mm and .380 ACP, emphasizing the advantages of 9mm for self-defense. They also detail essential concealed carry gear, including holsters, belts, and magazine pouches, recommending a budget of around $150 for a complete system. The importance of ongoing training and selecting reputable instructors is also highlighted.

This expert guide from American Rifleman provides a detailed look at the Kimber Micro 9 CDP (LG) pistol. It covers its 1911-style controls, construction with a stainless steel slide and aluminum frame, and features like a ramped barrel for reliable feeding. The review highlights its compact size, lightweight design for concealed carry, and tactile enhancements for a secure grip, noting its MSRP of over $1,100.

This video reviews Crimson Trace laser grips for a Taurus Model 85 snubnose revolver, highlighting their benefits for aging eyes and improved shooting accuracy. The instructor, Joel Pinger, discusses how the laser aids in target acquisition, especially in low light or stressful situations, and notes the improved grip and ability to use speedloaders with the new grips. While generally positive, a minor concern is raised about finger placement obstructing the laser beam during a standard straight-finger grip.