Videos tagged with Hammer Bite Prevention

This review of the Girsan MC P35 LW OPS highlights its modern updates to the classic Browning High Power design. Key features include a lightweight aluminum alloy frame, an extended beaver tail to prevent hammer bite, an optics-ready slide, and an accessory rail. The firearm is presented as a capable concealed carry option that retains the High Power's ergonomics while addressing common deficiencies.

This review of the Tisas ZIG PC1911 Duty in .45 ACP highlights its effectiveness in preventing hammer bite due to its reversed beaver tail design. The reviewer found the pistol to be a pleasant shooter, offering a smoother experience than previous Tisas models, with good weight distribution and effective front slide serrations. While not a full review, it emphasizes the practical benefits of the reversed beaver tail for shooter comfort.

This review of the Springfield Armory SA-35, presented by Brian C. Sheetz, Editor-in-Chief of American Rifleman, highlights its status as a modern, USA-made clone of the Browning Hi-Power. Key takeaways include its improved 15-round magazine capacity, enhanced ergonomics like a beveled magazine well and redesigned safety, and the elimination of the magazine disconnect for a better trigger pull. The review also notes the prevention of 'hammer bite' and the inclusion of drift-adjustable sights, positioning it as a capable option for concealed carry and general use.