Videos tagged with Grip Panels

This video compares the Beretta 92X to the Glock 17, focusing on the cost of ownership and aftermarket modifications. The speaker argues that while the initial price of a 92X might be higher than a standard Glock, the included features and the cost of necessary Glock upgrades (like optic plates and sights) narrow the price gap significantly. The 92X is presented as a more complete package out-of-the-box for those looking to add optics and customize grips.

This video provides a detailed comparison between a classic 1975 Colt Python and a new 2024 Colt Python, focusing on aesthetics, finish, and feel. The reviewer finds the new blued finish to be as good as, if not better than, the old finish, and surprisingly considers the new trigger to be as good as the legendary classic trigger. While minor differences exist in grip panels and sights, the overall sentiment is that Colt has successfully revived the Python, offering a modern option that rivals the classic in quality and shooting experience.

The reviewer expresses a long-standing dislike for the aesthetics of standard polymer M&P pistols, particularly the front end. However, the M&P 2.0 Metal versions are praised for their improved visual integration and feel in hand. The updated 2.0 trigger and adjustable grip backstraps are highlighted as significant improvements. While not personally inclined towards striker-fired handguns due to safety concerns, the reviewer acknowledges the appeal of the metal M&P, especially if offered in larger calibers like 10mm.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of new offerings from B5 Systems, focusing on their retro-inspired and modern AR-15 accessories. The presenters highlight the quality of materials and manufacturing processes, showcasing items like the CAR-15 Retro Series grip in OD Green, a tiger stripe enhanced SOP MOD stock, and various M-LOK compatible handguards and grip panels. They discuss the functionality and aesthetic appeal of these components, emphasizing their ability to enhance both the look and performance of AR-15 platforms.

Ben Stoeger discusses the impact of grip panel differences on CZ Shadow 2 pistols, highlighting how subtle changes in thickness and texture affect trigger finger placement and control. He emphasizes that even minor ergonomic adjustments can significantly improve shooting performance, particularly in double-action trigger pulls, and advises having backup optics readily available due to potential failures.

This YouTube video showcases Real Tree Camo printed Kydex, likely for firearm accessories such as holsters or grip panels. The title and description suggest a discussion and opinion-seeking about the aesthetic appeal and potential application of this camouflage pattern in the firearm accessory market. It invites viewer feedback on the material's visual design.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of reliability when using aftermarket parts on firearms, particularly for concealed carriers. The instructor advises that simply installing new components like triggers, springs, mag wells, or grip panels is insufficient. Extensive testing with hundreds of rounds is necessary to ensure these modifications function correctly under stress and over the long term.

This video by Ben Stoeger emphasizes two critical dimensions for fitting a pistol to your hand: the available grip real estate for a firm connection and the distance from the backstrap to the trigger face for an effective pull. Stoeger advises against prioritizing dominant-hand control access, instead focusing on achieving a consistent grip and a straight trigger press. Modifications like thicker grip panels or reach reduction kits are highlighted as solutions for optimizing fit.

This review of the Tisas SDS 1911, presented by DEUCE AND GUNS, focuses on its value proposition as the cheapest 1911 on the market. The reviewer details the included accessories, the pistol's construction (forged frame and slide, Series 70 internals), and its performance with different ammunition types. Initial issues with semi-wadcutter ammo and a painted feed ramp are discussed, along with modifications made to improve reliability and speed up the break-in process. The review also covers potential drawbacks like MEM parts and slick grip panels, offering insights into who should consider purchasing this budget-friendly 1911.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio features a discussion with Ken from Medford, Oregon, about perfecting everyday carry (EDC) firearms and ammunition. Ken details his extensive testing process to find the optimal ammunition for his HK VP9, emphasizing that 'it's not so much about what ammunition I like, it's what my gun likes.' The conversation highlights the importance of firearm fit, especially for individuals with hand injuries, and the role of adjustable grip panels in achieving a proper shooting platform. The discussion also touches on the variability of ammunition performance between different firearm models and even between individual guns of the same model, underscoring the necessity of personal testing.

This video tests the reliability of a custom 1911 firearm, which has undergone significant gunsmithing processes like drilling and decking, along with fitting of the slide and barrel. It also showcases a new magwell and grip panels for the 1911. The creator promises brutally honest reviews of firearms and upgrades, mentioning past topics like AR-15s and Glocks. The description also lists several popular firearm YouTube channels for viewers to check out.

This video showcases an Everyday Carry (EDC) kit centered around the Heckler & Koch VP9SK pistol. It details the firearm's features, including its compact size, paddle magazine release, and interchangeable grip panels. The accompanying gear includes a Comp-Tac Infidel Ultra Max holster, a Comp-Tac magazine pouch, a Browning Crossfire flashlight, a Coast FX-302 knife, and a Crossbreed Executive gun belt, all presented as a cohesive concealed carry solution.