Videos tagged with Grand Power K100

This video details the firearms instructor's personal concealed carry journey, highlighting the evolution of his choices from 2002 to the present. He discusses the 'why' behind each firearm, focusing on factors like weight, capacity, ergonomics, concealability, and personal training experiences. The narrative emphasizes that carry choices are highly personal and depend on individual circumstances, body type, and comfort levels.

This video tests Magtech 115gr 9mm steel case ammunition, evaluating its performance and reliability. The test highlights a significant issue with one round experiencing a squib load, raising concerns about consistency despite its affordability. The instructor emphasizes the importance of checking for bore obstructions after any unusual shot.

This video provides a tabletop review and field strip of the Grand Power K100 Mk23 pistol. The content covers unboxing, details from the manual, comparisons to previous models (Mk12), an examination of its fit, finish, and features, a discussion on the trigger, and a detailed field stripping process. It also includes range footage and thanks patrons. The review highlights updates and characteristics of the Mk23 model.

This video provides a sneak peek of the Grand Power K100 Mk23, highlighting its updated features compared to previous K100 models. Key changes include a new slide cut, an altered recoil system, enhanced grip texture, and the availability of colored frames. The pistol is now red dot sight ready, addressing a previous difficulty in sourcing optics for K100s. The presenter and a guest offer initial impressions on the trigger feel and recoil impulse.

The Grand Power X-calibur Match CO features a unique rotating barrel system that significantly reduces felt recoil and muzzle flip, making it a very consistent shooting pistol. The firearm is optics-ready from the factory and offers excellent triggers out-of-the-box, with a particularly noteworthy double-action pull. The X-calibur is positioned as a recreational competition pistol, with other Grand Power models like the K100 available for serious use.

This video tests Remington UMC 115gr 9mm range ammunition for consistency and velocity using a chronograph and a Grand Power K100 pistol. The results indicate surprisingly consistent velocity, suggesting the ammunition may be a good value for its performance, potentially changing the reviewer's opinion of this basic range load.

This "Is It Any Good?" series segment evaluates TulAmmo 115gr 9mm ammunition. The test uses a Grand Power K100 with a 4.25-inch barrel to measure velocity and group size. Initial results show surprisingly good grouping and higher-than-expected velocities, prompting a re-evaluation of the ammunition's perceived quality.

This video tests Blazer Brass 9mm 115gr ammunition against a Winchester White Box baseline using a Grand Power K100 pistol and a chronograph. The test focuses on velocity consistency and group performance, acknowledging the shooter as a variable. The instructor emphasizes the importance of ammunition choice for high-round-count training and competitive shooting.

This YouTube video appears to be a comprehensive guide to Grand Power pistols. Based on the title alone, it likely covers various aspects of these firearms, potentially including their features, operation, models, and perhaps even comparisons or reviews. The video aims to provide viewers with detailed information about the Grand Power pistol lineup.

This video explores the possibility of using a CZ75 sized front sight on a Grand Power K100 pistol. It appears to be an experimental modification or comparison of sight options for the Grand Power K100, with a mention of Optics Planet and an Instagram link for promotion. The description suggests a hands-on approach to firearm customization or accessory testing.

The video discusses retiring a Grand Power K100 for daily carry due to a safety malfunction. The presenter introduces a newer Grand Power K100 Edge, highlighting its improved features like a decocker and nitriding finish. The discussion emphasizes the importance of firearm safety, particularly with double-action/single-action (DA/SA) pistols, and the benefits of DA/SA for carry.

This review of the Grand Power P1 highlights its 'wonderfully different' design, particularly its rotating barrel system which differs from tilting barrels. The P1 is presented as a Glock 19-sized, double-stack 9mm with ambidextrous controls and interchangeable backstraps. The presenter details its unique takedown procedure, similar to older Walther PPK or Makarov designs, and its internal steel chassis with stamped gunsmith initials, emphasizing craftsmanship. Shooting impressions cover both double-action (long and heavy) and single-action (crisp with a short reset) modes, with accuracy testing using different ammunition types.