Videos tagged with Frame Mounted Safety

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of the Beretta 92X Performance pistol, highlighting its features for competition shooting. The presenter, Mark from Fit'n Fire, discusses the pistol's significant weight due to its full steel construction, the integrated "gas pedal" on the takedown lever for recoil management, and the frame-mounted safety. He compares it to his Beretta 92XI Savia, noting differences in trigger pull, magazine release, and the presence of a magwell. The review also touches on potential challenges like height over bore with red dot sights and the pistol's suitability for concealed carry.

This video covers new firearms and accessories from SHOT Show 2025, featuring detailed looks at Staccato's new 2011 platform with Glock magazine compatibility, Taurus's affordable GX2 and premium GX4 pistols, and their TX22 competition model. It also showcases LMT's MRGG rifle, Glock's new Aimpoint CS optic package, Franklin Armory's latest triggers and the F-22 rifle, Mossberg's R/RM shotgun and 940 Pro SPX, Shyac's M200 sniper rifle with Radical Defense suppressors, and PTR's new 63 roller-delayed blowback rifle and Spirius suppressors. The content highlights design features, intended use cases, and performance aspects from industry professionals.

This video provides an in-depth review of the new Beretta 92GTS pistol, highlighting its unique features and addressing historical complaints about the 92 series. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, details the pistol's frame-mounted safety/decocker, optic-ready slide, Vertec grip, and enhanced trigger. The review includes a field strip demonstration and live-fire testing, noting the pistol's reliability and accuracy.

This comprehensive review of the Beretta 92XI SAO by Honest Outlaw highlights its significant departure from the traditional Beretta 92/M9 platform. The reviewer, Chris, notes the pistol's transition to a Single Action Only (SAO) trigger system and a 1911-style frame-mounted safety, features long-requested by users. Despite its impressive accuracy, reliability over 700+ rounds, and crisp trigger, a major ergonomic concern is raised regarding the frame-mounted safety lever potentially causing discomfort or injury for shooters with larger hands. The review emphasizes that while the 92XI is a high-quality, accurate, and reliable firearm, potential buyers should prioritize a hands-on assessment to ensure the ergonomics suit their grip.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Beretta 92XI and the 92X, highlighting key differences in design and features. The presenter, an experienced firearm enthusiast, focuses on the 92XI's new frame-mounted safety, single-action-only trigger, and updated ergonomics, contrasting them with the 92X's traditional slide-mounted decocker and double-action/single-action trigger. The review also covers practical aspects like sights, rails, and potential manufacturing quirks.

This video, presented by GUNBROS, offers an expert-level overview of four common handgun safety mechanisms: frame-mounted manual safety, beaver tail grip safety, two-piece trigger safety, and decocker. The presenter, demonstrating on models like the Taurus G3C, Springfield 1911, Canik Rival, and HK Mark 23, highlights their functionality and ease of use, emphasizing that many modern firearms may not feature external safeties.

This video provides a technical overview of manual active safety mechanisms found on various popular handgun models. The instructor, demonstrating high authority, explains the function and engagement methods for safeties on 1911-style pistols, Tanfoglio CZ (Petter mechanics), H&K USP, and Beretta 92/98 series. It also highlights that firearms like the Glock 19 rely solely on passive safeties.

The Beretta 92X Performance Defensive is a carry-oriented variant of the 92X Performance, featuring an all-steel construction and a slide cut for red dot sights. Notably, it omits the traditional decocker, opting for a frame-mounted safety and requiring it to be carried cocked and locked or hammer down with a double-action first pull. The firearm is constructed from carbon steel with a silver coating, not stainless steel, and has undergone lightening measures, though the weight reduction is modest.

The video discusses the divisive nature of vaccine politics within the gun community, urging viewers to focus on shared values rather than vaccine status. It also reviews the Beretta 92X Performance Defense, highlighting its features like being cut for red dots and its frame-mounted safety, while noting its weight and lack of a decocker. The speaker, identified as The Yankee Marshal, emphasizes personal choice regarding vaccination and the importance of maintaining unity within the gun rights advocacy space.

This guide details a critical safety technique for operating the Beretta M9/92 series, focusing on avoiding accidental safety engagement during slide racking. It also contrasts this with the SIG M17/P320's frame-mounted safety. The information is presented by industry experts Bill Wilson and Massad Ayoob, highlighting practical considerations for firearm handling.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Beretta 92X Performance after a 1000-round reliability test, conducted by Honest Outlaw, an established firearm reviewer with high authority. The pistol is presented as a competition-focused firearm with specific features like the Extreme-S trigger and a heavy Brigadier slide, designed for USPSA and IDPA events. The review highlights its exceptional accuracy, trigger quality, and legendary 92-series reliability, despite some drawbacks like its weight and lack of a factory optics cut.

This review of the Beretta 9000S, Beretta's first polymer-framed pistol, highlights its unique design elements and historical context. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, analyzes its 'Nike-like' aesthetic, chunky ergonomics, and innovative but challenging mechanical features, concluding it's an interesting piece for collectors despite its practical drawbacks.