Videos tagged with Light Rail

This video details the process of modernizing a Smith & Wesson third-generation pistol, specifically a 6906, by a custom gunsmithing shop, Mark III Firearms. The modifications include adding a custom compensator, an optic cut for red dot sights, a light rail, a trigger job, and deleting the magazine disconnect. The goal is to bring these classic DA/SA pistols into the modern era with enhanced features and aesthetics, demonstrating their potential as highly capable firearms.

This video introduces the new Glock 43X in Flat Dark Earth (FDE), a collaboration exclusive to Davidson's. Beyond the FDE finish, the key update is an improved optics mounting platform compatible with the modified RMSC/Holosun K footprint, allowing for a wider range of red dot sights like the Holosun 407K, 507K, and EPS Carry. The firearm retains its light rail and shares aesthetic similarities with the Glock 19X.

This video provides an unboxing and initial inspection of the Tisas Raider 1911 handgun. The presenter compares it to a Tisas M1911A1, noting differences in trigger length, sights, grip safety, and overall feel. Initial impressions suggest a well-built firearm with features like an ambidextrous safety and light rail, though it is noted to feel tighter and potentially require lubrication compared to a broken-in M1911A1.

This video details a comprehensive custom build on a Sig P210, focusing on modernizing the platform. Key modifications include an EPS optic cut for red dot integration and the addition of a high-power light rail. The build also features a custom two-color Sig gray finish and a tuned Gray Guns trigger, transforming a classic pistol into a contemporary firearm.

This review covers the Sig Sauer 1911X in .45 ACP, highlighting its modern features like an external extractor, ambidextrous safety, and light rail, contrasting them with traditional 1911 designs. The video provides a detailed field strip procedure following the manual's method, discussing components like the bushing barrel, GI-length guide rod, and the Romeo X enclosed micro dot optic. It also touches on the 1911 platform's history and common design debates.

This YouTube Short introduces the Strike Industries Gridlock Light Rail handguard, highlighting its unique quick-detach system that allows for tool-free removal via a lever flip, differentiating it from standard M-LOK handguards. The description also mentions an integrated backup iron sight in the front grip, positioning it as an innovative and versatile accessory for firearm enthusiasts. The video prompts viewers for their opinions.

This video showcases the Kimber KDS9c with an added light rail and ambidextrous safety, a direct response to consumer feedback following the original KDS9c release. Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical discusses Kimber's commitment to evolving beyond traditional 1911 platforms to meet modern demands for features like optics cuts and accessory integration.

This episode of Young Guns features Austin Proulx and Guy Joubert showcasing the Wilson Combat SFT9 pistol equipped with a light rail. They delve into the history and evolution of the SFT9, with Austin highlighting his personal SFT9 featuring the new GRIT texture. The discussion also touches upon the practical benefits of using a weapon-mounted light. Austin Proulx, a notable competitor in IDPA and the founder of Go Fast Concepts, brings his expertise to the forefront.

This review of the Springfield Armory Operator 1911 highlights its tactical features, including an ambidextrous safety, light rail, and tritium night sights, making it a strong contender for home defense. The experienced reviewer notes its comfortable ergonomics, adjustable trigger, and smooth shooting performance, comparing it favorably to other Springfield Armory models. The pistol is presented as a solid value at its $1099 MSRP for enthusiasts seeking a modern tactical 1911.

This video provides a comprehensive first look at the EAA Girsan Regard Sport GEN 4, a full-size, 9mm, 18+1 capacity pistol. It highlights its suitability for competition, home defense, and concealed carry, noting its relatively lightweight alloy frame, G10 grips, and quality three-dot sights. The pistol features an ambidextrous safety that also acts as a decocker, a light rail, and forward slide serrations for press checks. A unique feature is the clear cutout on the slide allowing for visual confirmation of remaining rounds.

This review covers the Springfield Armory 1911 Elite Operator in 10mm. The presenter highlights its aesthetic appeal, G10 grips, fiber optic front sight, and Novak's rear sight with a tactical racking edge. While praising the slide-to-frame fit and match-grade barrel, the review notes it's not hand-fit like higher-end models. The 10mm caliber is chosen for its versatility and knockdown power for backcountry defense against threats like grizzlies and mountain lions. Initial shooting impressions are mixed due to a previous cycling issue resolved by Springfield, and some magazine seating stiffness is observed.

This review of the Springfield Armory XD MOD.2 5" Tactical in .45 ACP highlights its value and features. Key aspects include its 5-inch barrel, pronounced front and rear serrations, red fiber optic front sight, and drift-adjustable rear sight. The pistol incorporates passive safeties like a grip safety and a blade-in-trigger safety, along with a bilateral magazine release. It's noted for its robust construction and reliability over thousands of rounds.