Videos tagged with Drift Adjustable Sights

This video introduces the EAA Corp. Girsan Witness2311 Brat, a new pistol for 2025. It features an officer-length slide combined with a full-size 2311 frame, utilizing a lightweight polymer frame in a double-stack configuration. The pistol boasts a 17-round 9mm magazine capacity and incorporates modern 1911 enhancements.

This video introduces the new Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C, a compact variant of their Echelon pistol platform. Key features highlighted include a 4-inch barrel, compatibility with 15 or 18-round magazines, an optic cut slide, and the Echelon's signature Central Operating Group chassis system. The compact frame is approximately one inch shorter than the full-size model, retaining features like replaceable backstraps for a custom fit, aggressive stippling, and front slide serrations. The sighting system consists of drift-adjustable sights with a U-notch rear and a tritium-lit ball front sight designed for accuracy.

This review of the Springfield Armory 911 pistol highlights its design as a scaled-down 1911 experience chambered in .380 ACP. Key features include its lightweight aluminum frame, G10 grip panels with Octa-Grip texturing, tritium sights for low-light conditions, and a crisp 4.5-pound trigger. The pistol demonstrated capable defense performance at 10 yards with average groups just over 1.25 inches.

This video provides a quick overview of the Ruger Security-9 pistol, highlighting its similarities to the LCP MAX, its trigger system, and its external features. It notes the 15-round magazine capacity, drift-adjustable sights, and the inclusion of both a trigger safety and a manual safety. The presenter suggests it's a budget-friendly option for new shooters.