Videos tagged with Grip Modification

This guide details how to enhance the ergonomics of a Browning Hi-Power by adding palm swells. The video highlights the Hi-Power's svelte frame as an advantage, allowing for customization to achieve a more secure grip. This modification can improve control and shooting comfort, especially for those who find standard grips less accommodating.

This video demonstrates the intricate process of fitting and pinning custom handgun grips. It highlights that achieving a perfect fit often requires manual adjustment of drilled holes and even bending of the pins to match the unique contours of the grip and firearm. The process is more involved than simply drilling and gluing, emphasizing the need for hand-fitting.

This guide focuses on optimizing the Heritage Roscoe, a .38 Special snub nose revolver, for concealed carry. It emphasizes the importance of grip selection and potential modifications to prevent printing and clothing snags, drawing on insights from an expert instructor. The video highlights the practical considerations for everyday carry firearms.

This guide details how to swap grips on a Ruger GP100, a process demonstrated by an experienced enthusiast. The video highlights the firearm's robust construction and discusses practical aspects like grip comfort and concealed carry suitability. The speaker's expertise is evident in his detailed explanation of trigger action and holster compatibility.

This video demonstrates the process of customizing firearm grips by engraving and installing medallions. The speaker details challenges encountered, such as ensuring proper fit and depth for thick medallions, and the need for careful carving to avoid compromising the grip's integrity. The focus is on the intricate work involved in creating unique, personalized firearm grips.

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons details two Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers used by Japanese police: the 37-2 and 360J. He highlights specific Japanese market modifications, such as the removal of the 'nuclear atom' logo on the 360J due to cultural insensitivity and the addition of extended three-finger grips with lanyard loops for enhanced control and retention. The 360J is chambered in .38 Special +P, while the 37-2 is in .38 Special.

This video showcases custom-engraved firearm grips, specifically a pair for a full-size 1911 featuring Marvin the Martian designs with enameled pins. The grips are cut for an ambidextrous safety and are presented as part of a fundraising giveaway for the 'Toy Guns for Tots' program. The creator details the process of embedding emblems and pins into grips to add aesthetic appeal.

The Yankee Marshal demonstrates the process of creating custom firearm grips by inlaying a 'Venom Spider' pin into G10 material. He details a test set made for CZ Shadow 2, CZ75, CZ85, and SP01 models, which are being given away to support the 'Toy Guns for Tots' charity. The video also previews future custom grip projects, including Millennium Falcon and Bigfoot themed grips for various firearm models.

The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, discusses his shift in winter carry strategy due to arthritis and cold weather impacting his ability to shoot his primary carry, a 2.5-inch Colt Python in .357 Magnum. He introduces the CZ Shadow 2 Carry as his new winter option, prioritizing its capacity and compatibility with a red dot sight for improved shooting as he ages. The video highlights personal preferences in firearm selection and modification, including grip changes and aesthetic matching to his vehicle.

This video offers an in-depth review of the Walther PDP steel frame pistol, focusing on its performance, trigger, and recoil characteristics. The speaker, Ben Stoeger, shares his experiences after shooting the pistol extensively, highlighting its reliable function and exceptional trigger while also discussing challenges with its recoil impulse and frame ergonomics. He compares it to other platforms like Glock and plastic-frame PDPs, and incorporates viewer feedback on modifications like grip enhancements and recoil spring tuning.

This video details a comprehensive custom build on a Smith & Wesson 6906, transforming it into a modern firearm. Key modifications include the addition of a custom billet aluminum compensator, deletion of front sights for a Trigicon RMRcc red dot, a unique Cerakote blend, Hogues walnut grips, and a mini rail for a TLR7 light. The firearm also received a trigger job for a smoother, lighter pull and enhanced texturing.

This video showcases the new Multicam Grips from Die Free Co. The creator emphasizes new rules preventing them from demonstrating channel support methods directly. They encourage viewers to visit their website for support and links to items used in the video, including a wireless microphone and lighting. The description also promotes following their alternative platforms (Rumble, Greyhive, Telegram) for uncensored content and exclusive content/giveaways on Locals. A disclaimer highlights that demonstrations are performed by trained professionals at a private range with medical personnel on site, and firearms not in use are rendered inoperable.