Videos tagged with Grip Modules

This Guns Out TV Range Day event features Icarus Precision, highlighting their custom grip modules for various firearms. Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical discusses the benefits of Icarus grips, including improved ergonomics and texture, and showcases their application on platforms like the Sig Sauer P365, Ruger MAX-9, and Springfield Armory Echelon. The discussion also touches on manufacturing expansion and potential future product releases.

This video features a "Sunday Shoot-a-Round" with hickok45 showcasing two firearms: the H&K VP9K and a Ruger Service Six revolver. He provides initial impressions and shooting performance of the VP9K, highlighting its modular grip system and trigger. The Ruger Service Six is revisited, discussing its classic double-action revolver characteristics and shooting experience. The video also touches on broader topics like firearm design philosophy and media analysis.

This guide details the installation of common aftermarket upgrades for the Sig Sauer P365, focusing on enhancing performance and ergonomics. It covers threaded barrels, compensators, flat triggers, magazine base plates, sights, and grip modules. The video emphasizes that these modifications can significantly improve handling, accuracy, and capacity. Instruction is provided by a specialized content creator with high authority in firearms and EDC gear.

Massad Ayoob, a recognized firearms expert and trainer, details the critical distinction between a handgun's 'feel' and its functional 'fit.' He emphasizes that true performance stems from a proper mechanical interface, particularly trigger reach and grip ergonomics, rather than subjective comfort. Ayoob uses historical examples and personal anecdotes to illustrate how prioritizing fit leads to better accuracy and control, even if initial comfort is compromised.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 10mm with a 4.6-inch barrel. The owner experienced initial trigger grit and a ragged forcing cone, requiring a return to the manufacturer for repair. Post-service, the trigger is significantly improved, measuring around 5-5.25 pounds. The firearm features interchangeable grip modules, optic-ready slide, and comes with two 15-round magazines.

This video announces a partnership between SIG SAUER and ICarus Precision, making ICarus grip modules for the P365 and P320 platforms available through the P320 FCU Studio. It highlights the opportunity for customers to select state-of-the-art grip modules from a leading manufacturer for their SIG pistols.

This Guns & Gear episode focuses on Ruger's American Competition pistol, a firearm designed for range and match readiness. Based on the Ruger American duty pistol line, it boasts a stainless steel slide and barrel, a full CNC machined sub-frame, and a 5-inch barrel. Key features include optic readiness, a high-texture grip with interchangeable modules, fiber-optic sights, and two 17+1 capacity magazines with nickel Teflon coating for faster reloads. The video is part of the broader Guns & Gear series, which aims to showcase new firearm products with demonstrations and expert insights.

This comprehensive comparison, led by an established firearms subject matter expert, details the Sig M17 and Glock 19X. It covers their military context, modularity, safety features, ergonomics, and accessory compatibility. The expert highlights the M17's modular chassis and optics readiness against the 19X's grip design and magazine considerations, providing an objective technical overview for enthusiasts and professionals.