Videos tagged with Hogue Grip

This expert review of the Chiappa Rhino 60DS in .44 Magnum highlights its revolutionary low bore axis design, which significantly reduces muzzle flip and recoil compared to traditional revolvers. The review details its lightweight 7075-T6 aluminum frame, integrated Picatinny rails for optics and accessories, and custom Hogue grip, making the powerful .44 Magnum cartridge more accessible and controllable for a wider range of shooters.

This review covers 'The Jack,' a compact AOW shotgun chambered in 12 gauge, designed for maneuverability in tight spaces. It details the firearm's specifications, including its 17-inch length, 7-inch barrel, and 4.4-pound weight, along with features like a cross-bolt safety, detachable shell carrier, and Hogue grip. The host also highlights its suitability for close encounters and mentions educational opportunities from the Sonoran Desert Institute.

This review provides an in-depth look at the TTI 3G Gen-12, a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun built on an AR-10 pattern. The assessment highlights its AR-style controls, customizable features, and performance with high-velocity ammunition. The reviewer, Chris, an authoritative voice in firearms, compares it favorably against industry benchmarks like the Benelli M4 and Beretta 1301, recommending it for home defense and competition.

This unboxing review of the Century Arms Micro Draco highlights its Romanian AK-47 origins and 7.62x39mm caliber. The video details essential modifications like swapping the polymer magazine for a steel one and upgrading to a Hogue grip for improved ergonomics. It also showcases the firearm's significant muzzle flash during range testing, offering a practical look at this compact AK pistol.

The GEN12 PDS is presented as a reliable, suppressed, short-barreled, magazine-fed 12 gauge shotgun built on an AR-15 platform. Despite its $5,000 MSRP, the reviewer highlights its manageable recoil, fast reloads due to the magazine system, and robust build quality. However, it's strictly limited to 2.75-inch shells and has limited M-LOK real estate.

This American Rifleman "Gun Of The Week" video features a Davidson's Exclusive Ruger GP100 revolver with a 5-inch barrel, chambered in .357 Magnum. The video highlights the unique configuration made possible by Davidson's distribution network. It details the revolver's construction, including its stainless steel build, triple-locking cylinder, adjustable sights, and Hogue rubber grip. The review emphasizes the GP100's reputation for ruggedness and durability, discussing how the 5-inch barrel offers a balanced shooting experience. The video also touches on the firearm's history and its place in the revolver market.

The Rossi Brawler is a budget-friendly single-shot pistol ($129 MSRP) chambered in .410 shotgun and .45 Long Colt. While well-built with adjustable sights and a Picatinny rail, it requires a break-in period. Its single-shot nature makes it a less-than-ideal self-defense option, though quick reloads are possible with practice.

This YouTube video focuses on the Hogue grip installation and review for the FN Reflex pistol. It likely covers the physical process of attaching the grip and the perceived benefits or changes in handling the firearm after the upgrade. While the description is minimal, the title clearly indicates a modification to a specific firearm model, suggesting a content geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in aftermarket accessories and firearm customization.

This video, titled "New Hogue Grip Size Optical Illusion!", promises to explore an interesting visual phenomenon related to Hogue grips. While the title doesn't specify a particular firearm, the mention of "Hogue Grip" suggests a focus on firearm accessories and potentially their ergonomic or aesthetic properties. The description highlights viewer support for the channel and its projects, emphasizing a lack of sponsorships. The content creator appears to be "The Yankee Marshal".

This review provides first impressions and a range test of the Ruger GP100 .357 Magnum revolver. The instructor highlights its solid construction, comfortable ergonomics with a Hogue-style grip, and the functionality of its adjustable sights. Initial shooting at various distances with different ammunition types demonstrates good accuracy, with the firearm performing reliably throughout the session.

This video challenges viewers to identify a unique Glock build, revealing it's a Glock 48 slide on a Glock 43 frame, often dubbed a 'Glock 43L'. The build features a Hogue grip and utilizes the modularity of Glock platforms for custom configurations. The speaker highlights that despite slide markings, the frame size is the key identifier for this non-standard firearm.

This video focuses on finding the correct Hogue grip for Polymer80 builds, indicating a content creator who is likely modifying or customizing their firearm frames. The emphasis on a specific grip for a popular DIY polymer frame system suggests a target audience interested in firearm customization, performance enhancement, and potentially the build process itself. The video aims to solve a common problem for Polymer80 users, making it a practical guide for those undertaking similar projects.