Videos tagged with Flat-Faced Trigger

This review compares the Springfield Armory XDM Elite Compact 3.8 in 10mm against the Glock 29, highlighting key differences relevant to concealed carry. The XDM Elite offers a higher magazine capacity and features like an optics-ready slide and a smooth, flat-faced trigger. The instructor, demonstrating significant expertise, notes the XDM Elite's excellent shooting performance with minimal recoil, making it a strong contender in the compact 10mm market.

This review provides first impressions of the VKTR Industries VKP Pro, a new double-stack 1911 handgun. The firearm features a 4.4-inch bull barrel, extensive optic mounting options (RMR, ACRO, DeltaPoint Pro), integrated rear sights, and a 3.5-pound flat-faced trigger with a short reset. It ships with 16 and 20-round Atlas magazines and boasts a 416 stainless steel frame with a polymer grip, weighing approximately 2.5 pounds unloaded. The MSRP is $3,999.

Ben Wah of Tactical Fellowship reviews the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Metal Carry Comp, evaluating its suitability as a pinnacle carry and competition pistol. He details its technical specifications, including the ported barrel, aluminum frame, and optics-ready slide, while also discussing its performance, particularly the 'Power Port' recoil reduction and the unique trigger reset. The review highlights its aggressive ergonomics and suitability for multi-gun competition.

Shortshot Tony highlights the Dan Wesson DWX Compact as a standout alternative to the numerous 2011-style pistols seen at SHOT Show 2024. He emphasizes its suitability for concealed carry, noting its flat-faced trigger and comfortable grip.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Spec Series VI M&P9 M2.0 Metal Compact, highlighting its 4-inch barrel, 15-round capacity in 9mm, and Aimpoint ACRO optic. The firearm features a custom ported barrel and a flat-faced trigger, presented with an enthusiastic and informative tone by a firearms content creator.

This review details the key updates in the Glock Gen 6, focusing on significant ergonomic enhancements like a contoured grip, flared magwell, and extended beavertail. It also highlights the new flat-faced trigger shoe, an updated optic cut using spacers for direct mounting, and a revised internal extractor retention mechanism. The assessment comes from Shark Coast Tactical, known for their professional firearms retail and enthusiast insights.

This review provides an honest first look at what is presented as the 'new Glock Gen 6,' identified visually as a Glock 45. The host, an experienced reviewer, focuses on practical improvements like enhanced grip texture and an integrated beavertail, while offering a critical assessment of the optics cut. The review emphasizes unbiased feedback, aiming to guide consumers and agencies.

This video provides a first look at the highly anticipated Glock 17 Gen 6, detailing significant external and internal upgrades. Key improvements include an enhanced grip texture, a flat-faced trigger with a short reset, an updated MOS cut for optics, and improved ergonomics with a larger beavertail. The speaker, Shortshot Tony, notes the Gen 6 frame effectively replaces the Glock 47 in this configuration and compares it favorably to the Walther PDP.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides an in-depth unboxing and initial overview of the new Glock 45 Gen 6. The review highlights the firearm's hybrid grip texture, new optic mounting system, and flat-faced trigger, noting its January 20th launch coinciding with SHOT Show. The presentation demonstrates a high level of expertise in firearm design and ergonomics.

This review introduces the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield X Performance Center, highlighting its 9mm caliber and 13-round capacity. Key features include a ported barrel with a compensator for reduced muzzle rise, an RMSC-footprint optics-ready slide with aggressive serrations, a two-slot Picatinny rail, and a flat-faced trigger. The firearm also boasts an aggressive yet comfortable grip, a rear safety, and a beavertail to prevent slide bite, coming with both 13 and 15-round magazines. The speaker's high authority is evident in their detailed technical explanations.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides an in-depth look at the new Glock Gen 6, debunking modularity rumors and detailing significant ergonomic and functional upgrades. Key enhancements include a refined grip with RTF6 texture, an enlarged beavertail and thumb rest, improved slide controls, a factory undercut trigger guard, and a new direct-mount optic system. The Gen 6 also sees a return to a single recoil spring guide rod and introduces a flat-faced trigger, all aimed at improving handling and shooter control based on extensive customer feedback and market trends.

The Glock Gen 6 introduces significant updates, including a new direct-mount optic system replacing MOS plates and a redesigned slide release to prevent support-hand interference. The G19, G45, and G17 models feature enhanced ergonomics with a new grip texture and a flat-faced trigger. Internal modifications enhance reliability and prevent illegal modifications. The G17 Gen 6 also sees standardized parts compatibility with compact models.