Videos tagged with Mec-Gar Magazines

This review of the Taurus TH40C highlights its value as a budget-friendly subcompact .40 S&W pistol, suitable for concealed carry. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, details its ergonomics, capacity, and DA/SA trigger system, comparing it to other popular models like the Glock 27 and HK P2000SK. Despite its low price point, the TH40C is presented as a solid option with good features for self-defense.

This review details the initial range experience with a Tisas 1911 A1 Service model purchased for $200. Despite appearing new, the firearm exhibited poor accuracy and experienced malfunctions like failures to go into battery and ejection issues on a very cold day. The speaker, demonstrating high expertise in firearm evaluation, plans further testing to diagnose the problems, considering the cold, shooter error, or the firearm itself as potential causes.

This review provides a close-up visual inspection of the Springfield Armory Garrison 9mm 1911, showcasing its aesthetics and features. It includes a live-fire demonstration at an outdoor range, highlighting recoil control and cycling reliability. Slow-motion analysis further details the firearm's mechanical operation, offering insights for enthusiasts and potential buyers.

This video features a range test and review of the RS9 Vampir, a 9mm DA/SA service pistol designed for Bosnian anti-terrorist police. The pistol, manufactured in the Republic of Srpska by TRB and imported by TCH Arms, is noted for its lineage to the Zastava CZ-99 but with modern updates like a shared decocker/slide-stop, polygonal rifling, and 18+1 capacity. The review highlights its similarity in feel to the SIG P226 and CZ REVOLVER 01, though it mentions a stronger single-action pull. Downsides include a high price point of $1,400, no optics-ready option, and a limited aftermarket.

This video introduces and reviews the new Mec-Gar magazines for the Glock 19. The reviewer highlights that these are all-metal magazines that do not require replacing the Glock's original mag catch. Mention is made of seeing them at ShotShow 2025 and their current popularity, suggesting a waitlist might be necessary. The reviewer expresses satisfaction with the purchase and notes the logical synergy of Mec-Gar producing magazines for Glock firearms. Links are provided for purchasing the Mec-Gar magazine and other recommended gear like Heatwave Sunglasses and Walker's Ear Pro, as well as the channel's website for merchandise and range gear.

Sootch00 presents his 5th Annual Christmas Gift Vault, a holiday gift guide featuring his favorite items. The video highlights contributions from Mec-Gar Magazines and Kimber America, with special thanks to Fiocchi USA for supplying ammunition. Featured products include the Kimber CDS9, Night Fision Night Sights, 1791 Gun Leather, and the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0. The video also promotes Getzone.com for exclusive content and Sootch Merch, encouraging viewers to subscribe and support Team Sootch Minutemen on Patreon.

Hickok45 reviews the Springfield Armory Emissary in .45 ACP, highlighting its unique G10 grips and two-tone finish. While praising its accuracy and 'custom' feel, he notes minor reliability issues potentially due to tight tolerances or Mec-Gar magazines. The review covers its Commander-style barrel, tritium front sight, and a weight of 40 oz, concluding with an MSRP of $1,370.

This review of the Springfield Armory SA-35, presented by Brian C. Sheetz, Editor-in-Chief of American Rifleman, highlights its status as a modernized Browning Hi-Power clone. The firearm incorporates contemporary manufacturing techniques and materials while retaining classic aesthetics. Key improvements include increased magazine capacity, enhanced ergonomics, and a refined trigger due to the removal of the magazine disconnect safety, making it a compelling option for both collectors and those seeking a carry pistol.

This review of the 2023 SIG Sauer P226 Legion highlights its updated optic-ready slide, compatible with RMR and DeltaPoint Pro footprints. The firearm is praised for its excellent ergonomics, smooth slide action, and the Legion program benefits. However, potential buyers should note the high bore axis, heavier double-action trigger pull, and the lack of included co-witness sights.

This review of the Langdon Tactical (LTT) Beretta 92G Elite RDO highlights its significant custom enhancements, including an exceptional trigger, NP3 coating, and optimized RDO mounting, making it a top-tier choice for competitive shooters. However, the review also critically points out notable factory quality control issues from Beretta, such as off-center barrels and cosmetic defects, which detract from the overall value despite LTT's superior customization.

The Springfield Armory SA-35, a modern reproduction of the Browning Hi-Power, offers a forged slide and frame, improved sights, and a great out-of-the-box trigger. However, significant reliability issues, particularly extraction failures after 800 rounds, and quality control concerns with the finish and frame edges detract from its value at the $699 price point. While it maintains parts compatibility with original Hi-Powers, it requires further refinement for consistent performance.

This expert-level review of the Tisas Zigana PX-9 G2 by GBGuns highlights its value proposition around $300, featuring extensive grip customization options and a robust set of included accessories. The firearm draws inspiration from the Springfield XD line but incorporates unique elements. The review details its ergonomics, controls, sights, and a straightforward field strip process, noting a captured dual-spring recoil system and excellent chamber support as key technical highlights. Initial impressions suggest it's a budget-friendly contender, pending range performance.