Videos tagged with Disassembly Guide

This video reviews the Flux Raider 365 chassis system, comparing it to traditional Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs). The presenter highlights its significantly smaller size, lighter weight, and potential for concealed carry and self-defense applications. A detailed disassembly guide is provided, showcasing the internal components and offering insights into potential improvements for future iterations.

This video provides an in-depth look at the ultra-rare Hamada Type 1 and Type 2 pistols, detailing their history, production challenges, and unique design features. The presenter, drawing on research and collector insights, explains the rarity of these Japanese handguns, their comparison to contemporary European models, and offers a step-by-step guide for disassembling the Type 1. The video highlights the significant differences between the two models, particularly in caliber and production status, making them fascinating pieces for firearms collectors.

This review of the Girsan High Power MC P35 provides an in-depth look at a modern interpretation of the iconic Browning High Power design. The video highlights its historical significance, manufacturing origin in Turkey by Girsan and import by EAA Corporation, and its affordability compared to original High Powers. It details the pistol's features, ergonomics, and includes a step-by-step field stripping guide, making it a valuable resource for those interested in this classic firearm platform.

This video provides an in-depth look at a rare Gustaf pistol, believed to be a prototype. The presenter details its historical context, linking it to Fritz Sle and the use of slave labor during the Nazi era. Technical aspects are compared to Walther PP/PPK and Mauser 38H, with a focus on its unique large safety lever and disassembly process. The pistol's rarity and historical significance are emphasized.

The Alpha Foxtrot Romulus is a 2011-style, double-stack 1911 pistol chambered in 9mm, featuring a durable DLC coating and an optics-ready slide with RMSC footprint. It offers a high-capacity 19+1 round count and modularity with interchangeable barrels. The review highlights its smooth operation, accuracy, and reliable performance during range testing, along with a detailed breakdown of its disassembly and reassembly process.

This review covers the Kimber Limited Edition Independence 1911 in 45 ACP, highlighting its unique Stars and Stripes Cerakote finish, compensated barrel, and G10 grips. The video details its features, shooting characteristics, and a unique disassembly process where the compensator replaces the traditional barrel bushing. It's presented as a collectible firearm that also performs well at the range.

This review of the Grand Power Q1 Mk23 highlights its unique rotating barrel system, which contributes to a low bore axis and reduced recoil, leading to exceptional accuracy. The pistol features an optics-ready slide, ambidextrous controls, and an impressive flat-faced trigger. While disassembly is slightly unconventional compared to typical striker-fired pistols, the overall shooting experience and value proposition are highly praised.

The Walther PD380 is a new hammer-fired 380 ACP handgun that shares features with the PDP but offers a lighter rack and easier operation. It boasts a Performance Duty grip, ambidextrous safety, and a unique disassembly process. The firearm is marketed as an easy-to-shoot, mid-size option for concealed carry.

This review of the Standard Manufacturing HPX 1911 in .45 ACP highlights its quality craftsmanship and features, positioning it as a mid-tier option with upper-tier performance. The presenter details its hand-fitted slide-to-frame, forged 4140 carbon steel construction, and custom features like checkering on the mainspring housing and front strap. The review includes a comprehensive disassembly and reassembly guide, emphasizing the firearm's reliability and accuracy potential.

This video compares the Sig Sauer P322 and the Taurus TX22 Competition, highlighting their similarities and differences in features, ergonomics, and disassembly. Both are presented as capable 22LR handguns with optic-ready slides and higher capacity magazines, though the TX22 Competition offers a threaded barrel as standard. The reviewer expresses a preference for the TX22 Competition based on personal experience and reliability.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Model 422, a lightweight .22 LR pistol produced from 1987 to 1996. The video highlights its unique features, including a low bore axis, ambidextrous magazine release, and threaded barrel. It also provides a detailed field stripping guide, emphasizing its ease of disassembly and maintenance. The presenter notes its reliability and enjoyable shooting characteristics, making it a good option for training and recreational shooting.

The Arex Gen 2 Delta L is a lightweight, polymer-frame, striker-fired pistol from Slovenia. It features a 17-round capacity (19 with extension), interchangeable backstraps, an ambidextrous magazine release, and a trigger with a comfortable break angle and short reset. The pistol is optic-ready with various adapter plates and has a unique, easy takedown mechanism similar to some popular Austrian pistols, making it user-friendly for maintenance.