Videos tagged with Hog Grips

This video reviews the Springfield Armory 911 in .380 ACP, highlighting its suitability as a compact EDC option. The presenter acquired the firearm for an exceptional price of $198.90, emphasizing its 1911-style ergonomics, manual safety, and fiber optic sights. While acknowledging its small size and capacity (6+1), the review positions it as a viable alternative to larger pocket pistols like the Ruger LCP Max, particularly for those who prefer a 1911 trigger and manual safety.

This review of the Taurus 856 Ultra Lite chambered in .38 Special +P highlights its value proposition as a lightweight, six-shot revolver suitable for various applications including concealed carry, home defense, and range use. The presenter notes its manageable recoil, decent trigger, and accuracy for its intended purpose, making it a compelling option for those seeking a reliable and affordable firearm.

This review of the Beretta 92XI Squalo highlights its features as Beretta's first aluminum-framed competition pistol. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, expresses initial admiration for its aesthetics and then delves into its technical aspects, including the fixed barrel, fiber optic front sight, and flat-faced single-action trigger. Shooting impressions emphasize good control, a pleasant trigger feel, and the effectiveness of the gas pedal feature, making it a strong contender for competition.

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly process for the Ruger Mark III Target .22LR pistol. It covers removing the bolt, main spring, and barrel, and then reassembling them, highlighting a specific trick for seating the locking mechanism using gravity. The video also touches on the pistol's suitability for sports shooting and farm use, its construction, sights, and a load indicator safety feature.