Videos tagged with Drop Safe

Micah Mayfield provides an in-depth review of the Sig Sauer P211 after 3,500 rounds, focusing on its performance, reliability, and comparison to other 2011 platforms. He highlights its Series 80 design for drop safety, its flat shooting characteristics, and the effectiveness of its island compensator. The review also touches on ergonomics, trigger quality, and magazine compatibility with SIG P320 magazines.

This video argues that the Beretta 92 series offers superior safety, particularly its drop-safe design, compared to 1911-based platforms like the 2011, which are not inherently drop-safe. The speaker emphasizes the importance of this safety feature for personal responsibility and the protection of others, even while acknowledging the inherent safety of Glocks.

The speaker discusses a preference for the Beretta 92G style action, specifically highlighting the benefits of a slide-mounted decocker over a frame-mounted one. Key advantages cited include enhanced sealing capabilities and an additional safety measure provided by the rotating firing pin plunger. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding internal safety mechanisms for reliable firearm operation, particularly for those who carry firearms for self-defense.

This video details a critical safety concern regarding older Sig P320 models, specifically their susceptibility to unintentional discharge when dropped at certain angles due to a heavier, non-upgraded trigger. The presenter compares an older P320 subcompact with a newer M17 variant, highlighting the absence of a trigger dingus and the heavier trigger pull on the older model. Sig Sauer's voluntary upgrade program is discussed as a solution to address these drop-safe issues, which were a key factor in securing military contracts.

This video provides a comparative review of the Staccato HD 4-inch and 4.5-inch models. The reviewer finds the 4-inch version to be uninteresting in its shooting dynamics, comparing its snappiness to a Glock 47. In contrast, the 4.5-inch model, featuring a significant sight block, is praised for its dramatic improvement in balance, speed, and softness, making it feel faster and easier to shoot. The reviewer recommends the 4.5-inch model over the 4-inch version.

This video reviews the Sig Sauer P211-GTO, highlighting its potential as a disruptive force in the high-end handgun market. The discussion focuses on its competitive pricing compared to brands like Atlas, Infinity, and Staccato, its Series 80 drop-safe mechanism, and its impressive trigger reset. Despite some initial reservations about grip length, the overall sentiment is positive regarding its value and performance.

This comprehensive review rigorously tests the drop safety of the Sig P320 series, including the M17 and X5 Legion models. The expert reviewer, demonstrating high authority and a transparent, safety-conscious tone, conducted extensive drop tests from various heights and orientations, using inert ammunition to safely assess potential striker release. While the majority of tests showed no discharges, a single potential discharge during a manual manipulation test on an XC9 model was noted, though its cause was inconclusive. The review concludes that while these specific units passed, the lack of a trigger safety is a point of criticism, and mass production tolerances could theoretically lead to rare issues.

This review of the Laugo Arms Alien Remus highlights its unique gas-operated system, contributing to exceptionally flat shooting characteristics, making it a standout for concealed carry and competition. The pistol features a compact design with a 4-inch barrel, a 15+1 or 17+1 capacity, and an innovative Push-to-Rack system for easier slide manipulation. Despite its high price point, the Remus offers a distinct shooting experience with a light, crisp trigger and excellent ergonomics.

This video discusses the potential downsides of highly modular firearms like Glocks when fitted with aftermarket triggers, such as the Trigger Tech Trigger. It highlights the risk of creating unsafe conditions due to tolerance stacking and the importance of professional installation and thorough testing. The discussion emphasizes that while aftermarket triggers can enhance performance, safety should remain paramount, especially for defensive firearms.

This video details the escalating legal and operational troubles surrounding SIG Sauer's P320 and M18/M17 firearms. It covers multiple range bans, lawsuits filed by SIG against organizations, and a significant leaked internal risk assessment document suggesting the P320 may not be drop-safe. The content highlights concerns over unintentional discharges and SIG's aggressive legal responses.

This video emphasizes that dropping a loaded firearm is never a good idea, even if manufacturers claim their guns are 'drop safe'. It highlights the increased risk with older revolvers lacking modern safeties, where a dropped hammer could strike a live round. The core message is to avoid dropping any loaded firearm.

Ben Stoeger reviews the Staccato HD pistol, noting its mixed bag of features. While it checks many boxes like ambidextrous controls and drop safety, he finds the 4-inch version 'snappier' and the safety disengagement less comfortable than other platforms. He discusses ordering the 4.5-inch HD with a premium package, hoping it will offer a better shooting experience.