Videos tagged with Finger Grooves

This guide outlines a method for evaluating handgun grips, as demonstrated by the GUNBROS channel. It involves selecting multiple firearms and having an individual assess their ergonomic feel, focusing on features like finger grooves and texture. The Springfield XD was surprisingly identified as having superior grip ergonomics based on its specific finger groove dimensions, despite initial brand bias.

This video provides a detailed review of the Glock 23 Gen 4 pistol, chambered in .40 Smith & Wesson, focusing on its features as a Law Enforcement (LEO) trade-in. The presenter, Brandon from Classic Firearms, discusses the typical wear and tear associated with LEO trade-ins, explaining how these firearms are often available at a discounted price while remaining reliable. He covers the technical specifications, including dimensions, weight, and magazine capacity, and offers a hands-on assessment of the trigger feel, grip ergonomics, and the functionality of features like night sights and the accessory rail. The review also includes measured trigger pull weight and firearm weight, providing practical data for potential buyers.

This video reviews the Military Armament Corporation MAC 5K, a non-NFA SMG clone of the Heckler & Koch MP5K. It highlights the firearm's faithful replication of the original design, including its roller-delay mechanism and 9mm Luger chambering. Key features like the stamped steel receiver, polymer lower and forend with integrated hand stop, and ergonomic grip are discussed, along with its compatibility with HK parts and aftermarket support. The review emphasizes its suitability for close-quarter work and its palatable price point.

This video discusses the impact of grip texture on firearm control, particularly for revolvers. The speaker argues that the primary grip pressure points are the front and back straps, making grip shape and finger grooves more critical than side texturing. For open carry, smooth grips are recommended for comfort when the firearm contacts the body.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of Glock pistol generations, from the Gen 1 to Gen 5. It details the historical context of Glock's founding, the development of the iconic Glock 17, and the key design changes and feature introductions across each subsequent generation. The narrative highlights Glock's commitment to innovation, responsiveness to user feedback, and the expansion of its product line to meet diverse market demands.

This review from SPN Firearms highlights three key aspects of the Glock 30SF chambered in .45 ACP. The presenter, identified as a firearms enthusiast and reviewer, praises the integrated accessory rail for mounting lights or lasers, the ergonomic grip featuring finger grooves, and the surprisingly low recoil for a .45 ACP pistol, deeming it a great shooting firearm overall.

This video focuses on the Hogue OverMolded Rubber Grip for AR-15 and M16 rifles. It highlights the grip's precision fit, durable thermoplastic elastomer construction, and Hogue's signature Cobblestone™ texture for a non-slip, comfortable hold. Key features include finger grooves and gentle palm swells designed for optimal hand positioning and reduced fatigue. The grip is also resistant to oils and solvents, making it a practical upgrade for firearm enthusiasts looking to enhance their rifle's ergonomics and performance.

This video provides an in-depth look at the evolution of Glock pistol generations, from Gen 1 to Gen 5. It details significant design changes, including frame modifications, internal mechanics like recoil spring systems, and external features such as accessory rails and slide stops. The expert-level instruction highlights how Glock has consistently refined its platform while maintaining core design principles.

This segment features a 78-year-old shooter who previously disliked polymer pistols but found the Walther P99's ergonomics exceptional. He highlights its comfortable, thin grip for a double-stack and surprisingly effective finger grooves. Despite initial reservations about polymer triggers, he praises the P99's trigger and reports impressive accuracy at 15 yards with .40 S&W ammunition.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Glock 36, highlighting its significance as Glock's first single-stack .45 ACP handgun. The presenter details its specifications, including barrel length and magazine capacity, and compares it to the Glock 30, focusing on differences in size and weight. Practical shooting impressions and observations on ergonomics, particularly the finger grooves, are also shared, offering insights for potential buyers.

The Palmetto State Armory PS9 Dagger is a compact, polymer-framed, striker-fired handgun introduced at Shot Show 2020. It features enhanced ergonomics with palm swells and aggressive texturing developed with a finer resolution for improved grip without irritation. The design incorporates a single finger groove for recoil management and a skeletonized magwell for easier magazine changes. The pistol utilizes a flat, hinged trigger designed for competitive and target shooting, with an MSRP starting around $350 for a basic model and $399 for an accessorized version with a red dot sight.

This video provides initial impressions and first shots of the Glock 19X. The hosts discuss its reliability with various ammunition types, including during a 'limp-wristed' test, and compare its trigger feel to other Glock generations. They also touch on the utility of the 19X as a truck gun and its features like night sights and finger grooves.