Videos tagged with Nighthawk BDS9

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of the Nighthawk BDS9, a high-end 2011-style pistol. The hosts discuss its aesthetics, ergonomics, trigger quality, and performance compared to other premium firearms like Atlas, Staccato, and Kimber. They also delve into the pros and cons of features like grip safeties, external extractors, and toolless guide rods, offering insights relevant to competitive shooters and firearm enthusiasts.

This guide details the optic mounting systems on the Zermatt Waltz 9 and Nighthawk BDS9, highlighting their secure plate designs that promote return-to-zero. It outlines the steps for removing and re-installing optics on both platforms and describes a method for testing the system's ability to hold zero after multiple removals and re-installations, crucial for competitive shooters and those who frequently swap optics.

This video features a review of the Nighthawk Custom BDS9 pistol, a high-spec 2011 model. The reviewer highlights the pistol's modern features and exceptional build quality, noting that the firearm was provided on loan from Nighthawk Custom and the optic from Optics Planet. The description also includes numerous affiliate links to recommended gear, including grips, eye protection, holsters, hearing protection, and camera equipment, along with discount codes.

This video reviews the best and worst firearms and products of 2023 from the 1911 Syndicate channel. The hosts discuss their top 10 favorite firearms, highlighting specific models like the Cobalt Kinetics AR, Tisas 1911, and Steyr SSG M1, along with their least favorite products, including the Taran Tactical Pit Viper and the 8.6 Blackout cartridge. The discussion emphasizes performance, value, and personal experience.

The Nighthawk BDS9 is a premium 2011 pistol designed with competition shooting in mind, though it functions excellently as a general-purpose firearm. It features hand-fit construction, an aluminum grip with aggressive texturing, and an interchangeable optic system (iOS) that allows for quick optic/iron sight plate swaps while maintaining zero. The BDS9 comes with two slide stops, one for standard lock-back functionality and another to prevent lock-back, addressing potential magazine over-insertion issues common with extended magazines in the 2011 platform. The reviewer highlights its exceptional out-of-the-box reliability, even with high round counts and minimal maintenance, making it a robust and impressive firearm.