Videos tagged with Forward Slide Serrations

This guide details advanced shooting techniques using the CZ TS2 Orange, a high-end competition pistol. Instruction comes from a professional firearms content creator, highlighting features like its single-action trigger, bull barrel, and gas pedal for enhanced performance in dynamic shooting scenarios. The focus is on rapid fire, movement, and precision, suitable for intermediate to advanced shooters.

The IWI Jericho Enhanced is a double-action/single-action (DA/SA) pistol chambered in 9mm, featuring a 4.4-inch cold hammer-forged barrel and a polymer frame. It maintains the classic triangular top profile and is based on the CZ 75 short recoil action, offering a low bore axis for improved follow-up shots. The trigger pull is described as long in DA but manageable, with a crisp SA break. The pistol includes forward slide serrations, basic Novak sights, and a standard Picatinny rail.

This video provides a comprehensive first look at the EAA Girsan Regard Sport GEN 4, a full-size, 9mm, 18+1 capacity pistol. It highlights its suitability for competition, home defense, and concealed carry, noting its relatively lightweight alloy frame, G10 grips, and quality three-dot sights. The pistol features an ambidextrous safety that also acts as a decocker, a light rail, and forward slide serrations for press checks. A unique feature is the clear cutout on the slide allowing for visual confirmation of remaining rounds.

This video provides a first look at the Sig Sauer P320 X5 Coyote pistol. The reviewer highlights several key features that make it a strong out-of-the-box option, including its flat-faced trigger, 21-round factory magazines, and forward slide serrations. Due to the lack of a specific holster, a Surefire X300 Ultra light was attached, allowing the pistol to be used with a Phlster Floodlight Holster. The video also mentions using Minuteman Munitions 9mm ammunition and participating in the Runenation Cold Start drill. The reviewer's loadout includes a Q Ingenuity T-Shirt.

This expert review from TFB TV's James Reeves provides a comprehensive look at the new Mossberg MC1sc single-stack 9mm pistol. The analysis highlights its key competitive advantage: compatibility with Glock 43 magazines. The review details the pistol's technical specifications, ergonomic features like aggressive texturing and a flat-face trigger, and notes its impressive 5,000-round reliability test results.

This review of the Sig Emperor Scorpion 1911 highlights its combat-oriented features and quality craftsmanship. The instructor, while not a traditional 1911 fan, acknowledges the pistol's excellent build, including aggressive G10 grips, ambidextrous safety, Sig Light night sights, and a 1913 accessory rail. Key internal features discussed are the flat wire recoil spring for increased durability and a firing pin block safety for enhanced carry safety. The review concludes that Sig has produced an excellent 1911 that stands out.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Compact positions it as a direct competitor to the popular Glock 19. The expert analysis highlights significant improvements over the M&P 1.0, particularly the enhanced trigger, aggressive grip texture, and updated ergonomics. The reviewer finds the M&P 2.0 Compact to be an outstanding out-of-the-box pistol, suitable for concealed carry and general duty use, with excellent shooting performance and stock sights.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 Compact highlights its direct competition with the Glock 19, featuring a 4-inch barrel and 15-round capacity. Key M2.0 upgrades include aggressive texturing for grip, an enhanced trigger with tactile and audible reset, and a higher grip angle for better control. The pistol also offers ambidextrous slide lock levers, a reversible magazine release, and subtle notches for stuck magazine extraction, making it a versatile option for both right and left-handed shooters.