Videos tagged with Novak Style Sights

This video showcases the Stealth Arms Comped Platypus with an 'Island Comp' through a high-energy shooting demonstration. The speaker, a high-level firearms influencer, highlights the firearm's flat-shooting characteristics and reliability during various drills, including rapid target transitions and precision shots. The demonstration emphasizes advanced recoil management and proficiency, offering insights into the Platypus's performance for experienced shooters.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Para Ordnance LDA Carry 12, a double-action-only .45 ACP pistol designed for concealed carry. The presenter highlights its 1911-style platform, double-stacked magazine for 12-round capacity, and features like a bobbed hammer and shortened beaver tail for easier concealment. The LDA trigger mechanism is explained, noting its unique double-action pull with a light break and distinct reset.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory 1911 Garrison Commander in .45 ACP. The presenter highlights its Commander size (4.25-inch barrel), true wood grips, and a 70 Series design for a smooth trigger. It's presented as a more budget-friendly 1911 option, with MSRPs around $917 for stainless and $868 for blued models, making it an attractive choice for those wanting a .45 ACP 1911 for concealed carry without exceeding a grand.

This video compares the older and newer Smith & Wesson M&P9 2.0 models, highlighting key differences. The newer model features a flat-face trigger and front cocking serrations, while the older model has a traditional hinge trigger. Both are still available, with variations in optics readiness and sight types (suppressor height vs. Novak style).

This review of the Alpha Foxtrot AF 1911 highlights its modern features on a classic platform. The firearm boasts an all-stainless steel construction with a durable QPQ coating, a bushingless bull barrel, and a rail system. The presenter, Eric from Iraqveteran8888, notes its comfortable ergonomics, crisp single-action trigger, and manageable recoil in 9mm, making it suitable for various applications including personal defense and training.

This video provides an expert-level walkaround of the Springfield Armory SA-35 from a Brownells technical expert. It details the firearm's features, including its heritage as a modern remake of the Browning Hi-Power, interchangeable parts, upgraded sights, improved controls, and trigger mechanism modifications. The expert highlights the SA-35's competitive price point and traditional combat look.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Springfield Armory Garrison 1911, as demonstrated by an experienced firearms reviewer. It covers the essential steps for safely disassembling the pistol for cleaning and maintenance, emphasizing traditional 1911 mechanics. The review highlights the pistol's traditional craftsmanship and modern features.

This review covers the American Classic Compact Commander 1911, highlighting its hard chrome finish, wood grips, and compact commander size with an officer grip. The firearm features a 4.25-inch barrel, a 7-round single-stack magazine in .45 ACP, a 70-series trigger with a crisp break around 5 pounds, and Novak-style three-dot sights. The reviewer notes its affordability, accuracy, and attractive aesthetics, making it a compelling option in the 1911 market.

This video reviews the Colt Combat Unit CCO, a modern 1911 pistol designed for concealed carry. The CCO features a Commander-style slide with a 4.25-inch barrel mated to a shortened Officer's frame, resulting in a compact and concealable handgun. Key features include an anodized aluminum frame for weight savings, G10 grips with full texturing, an aggressively undercut trigger guard for a high grip, an ambidextrous safety, and a PVD finish on the slide. The pistol is chambered in 9mm and utilizes a standard barrel bushing design.

This review of the Rock Island Armory Baby Rock 1911 in 380 ACP highlights its compact size, all-steel construction, and 1911 ergonomics adapted for a smaller frame. The reviewer found it reliable with various ammunition types, comfortable to shoot despite its size, and a good option for concealed carry, especially for those familiar with the 1911 platform. The video also includes a detailed breakdown of its disassembly and reassembly process.

This review covers the Rock Island M1911A1 FS TAC 2 in 9mm, highlighting its surprising number of out-of-the-box custom features for its price point. The presenter, Mark, notes its classic 70s series design, Parkerized finish, and adjustable trigger with an over-travel stop and take-up adjustment tabs. It's presented as a viable alternative to more expensive 1911s, suitable for various shooting applications.