Videos tagged with Modular Grip Frame

The Archon Type D pistol, specifically the Gen 2 model, is highlighted for its unique AF Speed Lock system, which enables the lowest bore axis of any striker-fired pistol on the market. This system facilitates an 8mm straight-back barrel lockup without tilt, allowing for a lower profile. The Gen 2 features a modular grip frame that can be configured for sub-compact, compact, and full-size variants using the same frame, offering versatility in grip size and capacity (12+1 to 18+1).

This review of the Ruger RXM positions it as a direct competitor to the Glock 19, filling a perceived void in the mid-sized combat pistol market. The reviewer, while acknowledging Ruger's history of copying successful designs, believes the RXM will be a strong seller due to the Ruger name and its feature set, including a removable Fire Control Insert (FCI). However, the reviewer emphasizes that the RXM does not introduce groundbreaking innovation and faces stiff competition from established players and other Glock 19 variants like the PSA Dagger.

This review of the Beretta APX series highlights its modular design, featuring a serialized trigger cassette system and interchangeable grip frames. The video discusses its participation in the MHS trials, optic mounting capabilities (requiring plates), and provides range impressions of both the full-size and compact tactical models. The presenters offer subjective feedback on trigger feel, ergonomics, and magazine loading difficulty.

This video highlights several firearms from SHOT Show 2020. Key mentions include Staccato's new single-stack 2011 with a polymer grip, Jan Company's well-made revolvers including a .500 Magnum, and the B&T APC10 offered in 10mm. The presenter also notes an integrally suppressed firearm from BMT and a tactical variant of the H&K VP9.