Videos tagged with Grip Length

This video compares the Canik MC9 LS to the original MC9, highlighting key differences in slide/barrel length, grip size, and recoil management. The MC9 LS features a longer slide and barrel (approx. 3.6 inches vs. 3.2 inches) for improved sight radius and reduced felt recoil due to added weight. A significant upgrade is the full-size grip on the LS, addressing the pinky-hang-off issue of the original MC9 and facilitating easier reloads. The MC9 L variant offers the longer grip with the original MC9 slide, catering to those prioritizing concealability over barrel length. The presenter also demonstrates the modularity of the MC9 platform, showing how slides and frames can be interchanged between models, offering potential for customization.

This video provides an expert comparison of two custom Glock builds by Civilian Tactical, focusing on the differences between a Glock 19 and a Glock 34, both utilizing Lone Wolf components. The comparison highlights variations in slide and grip lengths, offering insights for enthusiasts looking to customize their firearms.

This video revisits the Glock 43X, a popular concealed carry pistol, to re-evaluate its suitability. The instructor, a seasoned firearms reviewer, discusses common criticisms and his personal reservations. Key points include the trigger feel, stock sights, and grip length compared to competitors like the Sig Sauer P365, ultimately concluding that despite its reliability, the 43X falls short for his personal carry rotation due to these factors.

This video provides a detailed head-to-head comparison of the Sig Sauer P365 and P365 XL, focusing on their differences in size, features, shooting characteristics, and concealed carry performance. The presenter highlights key distinctions like barrel length, grip size, capacity, and the addition of an optic-ready slide on the XL model. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on individual priorities regarding concealability, capacity, and comfort during shooting.

This video from SHOT Show 2016 introduces the Franchi Catalyst line of shotguns, specifically designed for female shooters. Joe Curbach of American Rifleman interviews Keith Hline, who details the ergonomic adjustments made to the over/under and semi-automatic models, including shorter length of pull, adjusted drop and cast, and a shorter grip length to better fit a woman's frame. The goal is to make shooting sports more accessible to the growing female market.

TheYankeeMarshal, an established firearms commentator, provides an analytical breakdown of what defines a 'compact' handgun, arguing that grip length and thickness are more critical than barrel length. He uses the Glock 19 and Sig Sauer P229 as primary examples, classifying the Glock 19 as a large compact and the P229 as a small full-size pistol due to its substantial grip dimensions compared to true compacts and even other full-size models. Viewers are encouraged to physically handle these firearms to grasp the differences in scale.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of the Springfield XDm 9 3.8 Compact against several popular handguns, including the Glock 19 and Ruger SR9c. Hickok45, demonstrating significant expertise through the use of precision tools and detailed analysis, covers aspects like slide and barrel length, trigger mechanics, magazine capacity, grip design for concealed carry, slide thickness, and unloaded weight. The review concludes with range performance observations, noting the XDm's controllability due to its weight.