Videos tagged with Flat-Face Trigger

This review introduces the GForce Arms GF9 Rapture, a new micro-compact 9mm pistol. The speaker highlights its 3.25-inch barrel, 1-inch width, and impressive 12-round magazine capacity. Key features include a flat-face trigger, good grip texture, front and rear cocking serrations, and fiber optic sights with an optics-ready slide. It's positioned as a budget-friendly alternative to competitors like the Springfield Hellcat and Taurus GX4.

The Glock 19 Gen6 represents a significant factory upgrade, addressing long-standing shooter requests for improved ergonomics and optics integration. Key enhancements include a redesigned grip with better texture, an enlarged beavertail, and a more aggressive undercut, alongside a standard flat-face trigger. The Gen6 also fully embraces the red dot era with a robust, factory-integrated optics-ready system that includes multiple mounting plates, making it a compelling option for those planning to use a red dot sight. This review from Line45 highlights how Glock has modernized the platform for 2026.

This review of the SAR Subcompact Gen II (or Gen III) highlights its value proposition, comparing it to the Glock 27 in size and ergonomics. The firearm demonstrates reliable performance with both range and defensive ammunition, though a notable issue with the rear sight drifting occurred during testing. The reviewer, with extensive experience, provides insights into its shooting characteristics, capacity, and features, concluding it's a capable compact pistol for its price point.

This guide details the process of enhancing a Nomad Defense Glock 26x, focusing on component compatibility and customization. It covers the integration of aftermarket slides like Norsso, the use of Glock OEM parts for specific generations, and the benefits of Nomad Defense's included features such as a metal magwell and interchangeable backstraps. The modifications aim to improve shooting dynamics, reduce recoil, and increase speed on target, making it a valuable resource for firearm enthusiasts looking to optimize their subcompact pistols.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P Metal HD 2.0 highlights its robust, all-stainless steel construction, emphasizing its suitability for competition and range use. The pistol features a flat-faced trigger, enhanced frame texture for grip, and a 5-inch barrel designed to reduce recoil. The reviewer, an experienced firearms instructor, notes its comfortable ergonomics, comparable feel to a 2011, and its potential for fast shooting.

This review of the Springfield Kuna highlights its robust construction and user-friendly features. The firearm utilizes a roller-delayed blowback system, a monolithic upper, and a swappable non-reciprocating charging handle. It offers extensive customization with M-LOK mounts and an optic rail, complemented by an ambidextrous lower and AR-15 grip compatibility. The 5-inch barrel, aggressive muzzle brake, and light trigger contribute to a remarkably low-recoil shooting experience, making it a compelling option for its price point.

This review compares the Glock 45 Gen 5 and a purported Gen 6 model, highlighting significant ergonomic and functional upgrades in the Gen 6. Key improvements include a more aggressive hybrid grip texture, a deeper trigger guard undercut for a higher grip, integrated gas pedal ridges for enhanced control, and an enhanced beaver tail. The Gen 6 also features a flat-face trigger and an improved Optics Ready System (ORS) for lower optic mounting. Notably, internal components differ, rendering slides and frames non-interchangeable between generations.

This video provides an in-depth unboxing and overview of the Glock 45 Gen 6. It highlights key upgrades including the Optical Ready System (ORS) with multiple mounting plates, an improved hybrid grip texture, a flat-face trigger with a 5lb pull and 90-degree reset, and enhanced frame ergonomics like integrated thumb rests ('gas pedals') and a flared magwell. The review notes the inclusion of two 17-round magazines and other standard accessories.

This video provides an expert overview of Smith & Wesson's new M&P Metal HD and Competitor HD pistols, launched at SHOT Show. Dave from Smith & Wesson details key features like the steel frame, 5-inch barrel, optics-ready slide with CORE system, and competition-focused enhancements on the Competitor model. Pricing and initial availability are also discussed.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Metal HD highlights its robust forged stainless steel construction, improved ergonomics with interchangeable backstraps, and a crisp 3.9 lb flat-face trigger. The low bore axis and added weight significantly reduce muzzle flip, enhancing follow-up shot speed. It features a 5-inch barrel, aggressive texturing, and is optics-ready with the S&W C.O.R.E. system, making it a stable and accurate platform for competition or home defense, though its weight makes it less ideal for concealed carry.

This review of the Glock Gen 6, presented by Tactical Advisor, highlights key improvements including a new flat face trigger and an integrated extended beavertail. While the trigger offers a slightly crisper feel, its practical difference during rapid fire is noted as negligible. The beavertail addresses slide bite, a common user complaint. The video features live fire testing and comparisons to previous generations.

Hegshot87 provides an in-depth review of the Glock 19 Gen 6, comparing it against previous generations. Key upgrades include a higher trigger guard undercut, permanent beaver tail, RTF6 texturing, a factory flat-face trigger, and an improved optic mounting system. The internal recoil spring has reverted to a single unit for enhanced reliability. The speaker concludes it's the best stock Glock for new buyers or those with older models.