Videos tagged with Firing Pin Safety

This video provides a concise explanation of the three internal safeties of a Glock pistol: the trigger safety, firing pin safety, and drop safety. It details how each mechanism prevents accidental discharge by requiring specific actions, such as full trigger depression, to disengage. The content emphasizes that Glocks are safe when handled correctly due to these redundant internal safety features.

This video features a review of a used Para USA Expert 1911. The presenter highlights its enhanced features compared to a standard 1911, including an Ed Brown barrel, a 25-pound recoil spring, and a flat firing pin safety. These upgrades allow the pistol to chamber and fire .45 ACP, .45 Super, and .450 SMC ammunition. The reviewer expresses interest in sourcing .45 Super and .450 SMC. The description also includes links to various playlists such as handgun reviews, long gun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests, as well as social media links.

This expert guide from Brownells, presented by Caleb, details the key internal differences between the 1911 Series 70 and Series 80 models. It highlights the Series 80's firing pin safety mechanism in the slide and the corresponding arm on the disconnector in the frame, which are absent in the Series 70. The guide also touches on grip safety variations and the process for converting a Series 80 to a Series 70, often done to achieve a superior trigger pull. The information is valuable for gunsmiths and enthusiasts undertaking custom builds or modifications.

This review details Silver & Fletcher's 1884 'Expert' Auto-Ejector modification for the Webley New Model RIC revolver. It highlights the innovative auto-ejection system, a rotating firing pin safety, and premium cased versions. Despite low production, these revolvers saw limited adoption by the London Metropolitan Police and Royal Irish Constabulary.