Videos tagged with High-End Handgun

This video provides an in-depth review of the Taran Tactical Pit Viper, a highly anticipated pistol inspired by John Wick 4. The reviewer, Chris, highlights its performance, accuracy, and features, comparing it to other high-end 2011 platforms. The review emphasizes the gun's reliability, fast handling, and exceptional trigger, making it a top-tier choice for competitive shooters and enthusiasts.

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of the Nighthawk BDS9, a high-end 2011-style pistol. The hosts discuss its aesthetics, ergonomics, trigger quality, and performance compared to other premium firearms like Atlas, Staccato, and Kimber. They also delve into the pros and cons of features like grip safeties, external extractors, and toolless guide rods, offering insights relevant to competitive shooters and firearm enthusiasts.

This review of the Laugo Arms Alien Remus, presented by experienced firearms reviewer Hegshot87, details its unique gas-delayed blowback system and non-reciprocating top rail. While acknowledging its exceptional recoil reduction and fast follow-up shots, the reviewer expresses skepticism about its $6,000 price point for general use, positioning it as a niche product for competition shooters. Maintenance of the gas system is highlighted as crucial for reliability.

This video reviews the Car PM40, highlighting it as potentially the world's smallest high-quality .40 S&W semi-automatic handgun. The presenter emphasizes the importance of a break-in period for Car firearms, noting that after approximately 300 rounds, the gun achieves exceptional accuracy and minimal recoil due to its tight tolerances and polygonal rifling. It's presented as a viable, powerful alternative to smaller .380 ACP pocket pistols.

This review of the Kimber 2K11 COMP highlights its performance as a top-tier 2011-style pistol. The reviewer, Tony D2Wild, emphasizes its integrated compensator for reduced muzzle flip and flat shooting characteristics. He compares it favorably to other high-end competition firearms, noting its quality and value proposition for the discerning shooter.

This Q&A session with David Petta, designer of the Zermatt Arms Waltz 9, delves into the pistol's development, design philosophy, and technical features. Petta discusses the transition from his DC9 to the Waltz 9 under Zermatt Arms, emphasizing the use of high-quality CNC machining and a patented roller locking block system for enhanced reliability and accuracy. The discussion covers magazine choices, competition legality, material composition, and the rationale behind its premium pricing.

The Zermatt Waltz 9 is presented as a high-performance striker-fired pistol aiming to rival 2011 platforms, featuring a unique 1911-style straight-pull trigger with a ~2 lb pull weight and short reset. Expert analysis highlights its robust construction, excellent ergonomics, and exceptionally flat shooting characteristics. The pistol demonstrated 100% reliability with standard magazines over 2,500 rounds, though it requires being run 'wet' due to tight tolerances.

This video, featuring professional competition shooter Lena Miculek, compares handguns across a significant price spectrum: a $300 Mossberg MC2c, a $2,000 CZ Shadow 2, and a $6,000 custom Staccato XC. It demonstrates the performance differences, particularly in accuracy and handling, between budget and high-end firearms, highlighting the impact of accessories like red dot sights and suppressors.

This video reviews the Sig Sauer P211-GTO, highlighting its potential as a disruptive force in the high-end handgun market. The discussion focuses on its competitive pricing compared to brands like Atlas, Infinity, and Staccato, its Series 80 drop-safe mechanism, and its impressive trigger reset. Despite some initial reservations about grip length, the overall sentiment is positive regarding its value and performance.

The Sig P211-GTO enters the double-stack 1911 market with a competitive price point under $2,500, positioning it as a potential alternative to higher-priced options like the Staccato XC. It utilizes readily available SIG P320 magazines and features a Delta Point optic cut. The removable compensator allows for flexibility in competition divisions, and the pistol offers good ergonomics and a smooth slide action. While the trigger reset is noted as more aggressive than a Staccato, the overall performance and value are highly praised.

This video provides an in-depth look at the new Jacob Grey NOX9 pistol, showcased at GunsOutTV's Range Day 2025. Todd from Jacob Grey details the firearm's development, emphasizing its aerospace-grade manufacturing and innovative design features aimed at reducing recoil. The NOX9 is highlighted for its soft and flat shooting characteristics, advanced grip ergonomics, and high-quality components, with a planned release in October.

The Nighthawk TRS Comp is a high-end, double-stack 1911 praised for its exceptional speed and accuracy. As a custom build, it offers a retro aesthetic with modern performance, making it a fun yet expensive option for discerning shooters. The reviewer highlights its reliability over 400 rounds and its ability to enhance shooter performance.