Videos tagged with Flat Dark Earth Frame

This review covers the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Dagger Compact pistol, configured with a Flat Dark Earth frame and Sniper Green slide featuring SW3 cuts. The reviewer highlights its modularity, allowing users to piece together custom configurations. Initial shooting impressions focus on manageable recoil for a compact 9mm, comfortable ergonomics, and surprisingly good out-of-the-box accuracy. A notable point is the potential for a break-in period to resolve a temporary dead trigger issue, especially when assembling from separate components.

This review of the Sig Sauer M17, specifically a variant without a manual safety, highlights its modularity, ergonomics, and performance as the US Army's new sidearm. The presenter, an experienced shooter, details its technical specifications, including its 4.7-inch barrel, optics cut compatible with the Leupold DeltaPoint, and the P320-based modular internal frame. Key features like the positive magazine ejection, textured grip, and updated trigger design for drop safety are discussed, alongside potential drawbacks such as the high bore axis and integrated rear sight on the optics cut.

This video details a custom Glock 23 Gen 4 build featuring significant modifications. The slide has been milled for weight reduction and aesthetics, finished with OD Green Cerakote. The frame is a factory Flat Dark Earth. A key modification is the milling of the inside of the trigger guard to enhance grip, especially when wearing gloves, and improve visual appeal. The stippling is described as 'Waffle stippling'.