Videos tagged with Non-Ported Barrel

This expert analysis compares a standard Ruger LCP MAX against a Mag-na-port customized version. Through objective chronograph testing and visual demonstration, the video highlights how porting, while slightly reducing velocity and increasing noise, significantly mitigates muzzle rise. This modification is beneficial for shooters sensitive to recoil.

This video compares the Bul Armory SAS II TAC (non-ported) and SAS II TAC Pro (ported) pistols, focusing on the impact of porting on velocity and felt recoil. The presenter, Clint Morgan, conducts chronograph tests with 115-grain and 124-grain ammunition to measure velocity differences. He also provides subjective assessments of recoil reduction and shooting flatness. The V8 porting system on the TAC Pro is highlighted for its design and minimal impact on low-light shooting.

This video compares a ported Canik SFx Rival to a non-ported version, focusing on recoil reduction and accuracy. The presenter conducts drills at various distances, including a 5x5 drill (five shots in under five seconds at five yards), to demonstrate the practical differences. The ported barrel consistently shows improved recoil management and faster follow-up shots, leading to better times and tighter groupings, especially at closer ranges.

This comprehensive review by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical delves into the Atlas Gun Works Ares Commander, a 4.25-inch double-stack 1911/2011 pistol. The video highlights its premium build, performance with both ported and non-ported variants, and effectiveness in various shooting drills. Barrera, an experienced firearms instructor, provides detailed insights into recoil management, accuracy, and the overall value proposition of this high-end firearm.