Videos tagged with Lyman Trigger Gauge

This video explores the feasibility of using a cheap luggage scale as an alternative to expensive trigger gauges for firearm maintenance and repair. The creator unboxes the scale, conducts a "Coke Can Test" for calibration, and then proceeds to test its accuracy on a firearm trigger. The video aims to determine if this budget-friendly tool can provide reliable measurements for gunsmithing purposes, comparing its performance to a more costly Lyman Electronic Digital Trigger Gauge. The content is presented for educational and entertainment value, emphasizing safe practices and legal compliance.

This expert review by Sootch00 highlights the Walther PDP F-Series, a pistol specifically engineered with reduced grip circumference and trigger reach for shooters with smaller hands. The review details its optics-ready slide, Glock-compatible sights, and the Performance Duty Trigger, noting a trigger pull weight between 4.5-4.9 lbs. Range testing confirms excellent accuracy with Fiocchi 9mm ammunition, making it a strong contender for concealed carry and general shooting.

This review of the Ruger New Model Single Six Revolver, presented by sootch00, highlights its historical significance, operational mechanics, and performance. The video details the evolution from the original Single Six to the New Model with its transfer bar safety, discusses its single-action operation, and compares it to the budget-friendly Ruger Wrangler. Expert insights cover accuracy, trigger pull, and value, making it a comprehensive overview for enthusiasts.

This review of the Girsan MC28 SA T, an M&P clone imported by EAA Corp, highlights its budget-friendly price point (around $400 with an ADE red dot) and solid performance. Instructor sootch00, with extensive experience, details its features, magazine compatibility, trigger pull (averaging 4.5-5 lbs), and reliable range performance. The review emphasizes its value for those seeking an optics-ready, striker-fired pistol inspired by a popular design.

This expert review of the Dan Wesson Kodiak 10mm 1911, conducted by a reviewer with high authority and technical background, details its semi-custom build, Series 70 internals, and trigger performance. Despite excellent craftsmanship and accuracy, the review highlights significant reliability issues encountered during range testing, leading to a decision to return the firearm due to its $2,299 MSRP and malfunctions.

This review provides an expert-level assessment of the Dan Wesson Vigil Government 1911, highlighting its technical specifications, fit, and finish. The speaker, with high authority on the 1911 platform, details features like the Series 70 internals, match-grade barrel, and trigger performance, while critically addressing a common issue of hammer corrosion on certain finishes. Recommendations for aftermarket upgrades like Lok Grips are also provided.

This comprehensive comparison, led by firearms reviewer Justin Opinion, pits the FN FNX-45 Tactical against the HK 45 in a detailed range evaluation. Opinion, demonstrating high authority through technical accuracy and practical testing, analyzes performance, ergonomics, trigger characteristics, and specifications. The FNX-45 Tactical stands out with its higher capacity and tactical features, while the HK 45 offers superior ergonomics and a slightly better trigger feel.

This review of the CZ P09 Suppressor Ready model by Nutnfancy provides an in-depth look at its features, performance, and value. Nutnfancy, a highly authoritative reviewer with extensive experience, highlights its impressive 19+1 capacity, factory-installed suppressor-ready threaded barrel, and tritium night sights. He praises its reliability and excellent trigger, comparing it favorably to other major players in the market. The review covers ergonomics, accuracy, and value, concluding it's a top-tier option for combat and competition.

This guide details a master gunsmith's methodical process for significantly reducing the trigger pull on a Remington Rolling Block Model 1871 Army Pistol, from an excessive 16.25 lbs down to a crisp 3.0 lbs. It covers disassembly, precise sear notch modification using specialized fixtures, re-hardening techniques with Kasenit, and final range testing for improved accuracy.