Videos tagged with Night Sights

This expert-level review compares the SIG Sauer P220 Compact Elite and the P220 Legion Full-Size, both chambered in .45 ACP with DA/SA actions. The P220 Legion showcases premium features like an enhanced trigger, Picatinny rail, and superior slide-to-frame fit, while the P220 Compact offers a more streamlined option for concealed carry. Trigger pull measurements and ammunition compatibility are also discussed, highlighting the P220 series' reputation for smooth actions.

The Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0FC is presented as an ideal full-size grip, compact slide pistol for both Everyday Carry (EDC) and duty use. It excels out-of-the-box with a modular chassis system, excellent ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, and a high-quality trigger. The pistol demonstrates reliable performance over 10,000 rounds, with a unique recoil impulse that is manageable. Expert insights highlight its value and suitability for serious users.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 in 10mm highlights its robust features, including a ported barrel, Picatinny rail, and optics-ready slide. The pistol offers a 15-round capacity and is presented as a controllable yet stout option suitable for both backwoods protection and personal defense. The instructor emphasizes choosing a firearm you can shoot accurately.

This review highlights the Kimber Micro 9 Comp, a compact 9mm pistol praised for its comfortable grip texturing and flat profile, making it easy to handle. The speaker emphasizes its exceptional reliability, citing 1,642 days of use with zero malfunctions across their Kimber firearms. The pistol is equipped with night sights and a 7+1 capacity, making it a strong contender for concealed carry.

This review compares the Ruger RXM and Glock 19 Gen 3, with the instructor favoring the RXM due to its superior out-of-the-box features and value. Key advantages highlighted include modularity via interchangeable grip modules (full, compact, subcompact), optic readiness, a tritium front night sight, and a significantly lower price point. The RXM is built on Glock 19 Gen 3 technology, ensuring compatibility with many existing accessories and magazines.

This review of the SAR Subcompact Gen II (or Gen III) highlights its value proposition, comparing it to the Glock 27 in size and ergonomics. The firearm demonstrates reliable performance with both range and defensive ammunition, though a notable issue with the rear sight drifting occurred during testing. The reviewer, with extensive experience, provides insights into its shooting characteristics, capacity, and features, concluding it's a capable compact pistol for its price point.

This expert-level review compares the Smith & Wesson CSX E-Series and the Kimber CDS9 Classic 9mm pistols. The Kimber CDS9 Classic is highly rated for its 100% reliability and superior factory trigger, while the CSX E-Series offers better texturing and comes with a wider range of magazine options. Both are presented as strong contenders for concealed carry, with the Kimber edging out the S&W in overall performance and feel straight out of the box.

This expert review compares the Ruger GP100 and Colt Python Combat Elite, both chambered in .357 Magnum with 3-inch barrels. The Ruger GP100 offers superior value at approximately $750 with a weight of 36 oz and a heavier trigger pull (11-14 lbs DA, 4-6 lbs SA). The Colt Python Combat Elite, priced around $1,500 and weighing 42 oz, boasts premium features like tritium night sights, G10 grips, a superior trigger (7-10 lbs DA, 3-6 lbs SA), and a non-fluted cylinder for recoil mitigation, along with higher resale value.

Chris Randall of Honest Outlaw reviews the Live Free Armory Apollo 11, a 2011-style pistol made in the USA under $1000. He highlights its aluminum frame, night sights, 6-port bull barrel, and excellent trigger. A subcompact version with a red dot mount is also presented, maintaining the affordable price point.

This review by Hop, a long-time Glock user, examines the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Carry Comp. He highlights its natural grip angle and aggressive texture, comparing its flat-face trigger favorably to stock Glock triggers but ranking it below the Walther PDP. The C.O.R.E. optics system is praised for its direct mounting, though the Carry Comp's single-port barrel offers minimal recoil reduction. While a strong Glock alternative, it doesn't fully sway him to switch platforms.

This video details the exceptionally restrictive CCW permit requirements in Contra Costa County, California, as explained by Ernie Medina, Chief Instructor at Tap Rack Bang, LLC. The county prohibits most functional firearm modifications, including aftermarket slides, trigger work, and certain sights like red dots. Specific firearm types, such as Single-Action Only models like the 1911, are banned, and there are strict limits on caliber, barrel length, and firearm capacity. Holsters must be rigid and worn on the hip. Medina encourages residents to advocate for policy changes.

This review introduces the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield X Performance Center, highlighting its 9mm caliber and 13-round capacity. Key features include a ported barrel with a compensator for reduced muzzle rise, an RMSC-footprint optics-ready slide with aggressive serrations, a two-slot Picatinny rail, and a flat-faced trigger. The firearm also boasts an aggressive yet comfortable grip, a rear safety, and a beavertail to prevent slide bite, coming with both 13 and 15-round magazines. The speaker's high authority is evident in their detailed technical explanations.