Videos tagged with OA Defense 2311

This video details the El Presidente drill, a timed shooting exercise focused on engaging multiple targets twice, performing a magazine change, and then engaging them twice again. Instructor Pat Mac emphasizes starting at a manageable pace (around 10 seconds) and gradually building speed, focusing on fundamentals like grip and muzzle control to improve accuracy. He also discusses common malfunctions like stovepipes and the importance of consistent practice.

This video review covers 10 new handguns and firearms released for SHOT Show 2026, focusing on practical applications like concealed carry, training, and home defense. Expert insights highlight integrated compensators, advanced optic mounting systems, and modern magazine compatibility across various models from brands like Springfield Armory, Beretta, and Kimber. The presenter, demonstrating high technical familiarity, assesses these firearms for their performance and value.

This video provides an in-depth look at several modern handguns, including the OA Defense 2311, Langdon Tactical Beretta PX4 Storm, Kimber 2K11 Pro Royal, and Ruger RXM. The host, Tony D2Wild, offers practical insights based on extensive range time, discussing performance, ergonomics, and potential modifications for each firearm. The review highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each model for different shooting applications.

This range day vlog features extensive testing of the DS Arms SA58 FAL Improved Battle Rifle, focusing on suppressed shooting with various muzzle devices and a suppressor gas plug. The video also includes initial impressions and shooting of the Canik Mete MC9 Prime and a review of the OA Defense 2311, highlighting its balance between duty and competition use. Finally, the Zastava ZPAP M85 is tested suppressed with a Resilient suppressor, showcasing its performance on the AK platform.

This review evaluates several striker-fired pistol alternatives to the Sig P320, addressing reported safety concerns with the P320. Expert insights are provided on the OA Defense 2311, Springfield Echelon, Glock, Shadow Systems, Smith & Wesson M&P, and Walther PDP, ranking them based on shooting dynamics, reliability, and value. The Walther PDP is highlighted as the top recommendation.

This gear breakdown for the Mammoth Sniper Challenge 2025 features two highly specialized rifle setups from Mike and Colin, both utilizing Bergara actions and high-end components like KRG and XLR chassis, Vortex optics, and Area 419 accessories. They also detail their OA Defense 2311 pistols, emphasizing reliability and ergonomics. The discussion extends to essential support gear including Gatorz eyewear, Axil ear protection, Vortex rangefinding binoculars, and robust backpack systems from Mystery Ranch and Stone Glacier, highlighting a practical approach to competitive long-range shooting.

This YouTube video, titled 'OA Defense 2311 Pistol First Impressions' and presented by GBRS GROUP, offers initial thoughts and observations on the OA Defense 2311 pistol. The description highlights links to GBRS GROUP's social media channels, including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and X, as well as their Patreon for exclusive content. It also lists several individuals associated with the video: DJ Shipley, Cole Fackler, and Joey Hahn. The content likely focuses on a review and initial handling of the firearm, with potential discussion of its features and performance.

This video provides first impressions of the OA Defense 2311 pistol, reviewing both full-size and compact models. The reviewer notes initial impressions of the full-size grip feeling chunky but becoming comfortable after handling the recoil. Key features highlighted include the optic-ready slide, compatibility with P320 magazines, a fluted barrel on the compact for reduced recoil, integrated thumb ledges for recoil management, and a reduced-size thumb safety. After testing 250 rounds through both models, the reviewer found the experience surprisingly pleasant, particularly noting the compact's flatness. A full review with more extensive range testing is planned.

This SHOT Show 2025 recap covers new firearm releases and gear, highlighting innovations like an electronic scope switch with 8,000 points of sensitivity and the Kimber 2K1 double-stack 1911. Discussions also touch upon the evolving landscape of optics, striker-fired pistols, and the importance of accessories like lights and thermals, with insights from industry professionals.

This video provides an expert-level review of the OA Defense 2311 pistols, both full-size and compact, from GBRS Group. The instructors highlight key features like the SIG P320 magazine compatibility, ambidextrous controls, and impressive trigger reset. They offer detailed feedback on ergonomics, recoil management, and handling, noting the compact model's particularly flat shooting characteristics and suitability for everyday carry. Future torture tests are planned to assess long-term durability.

This SHOT Show 2025 recap highlights trends in the firearms industry. The speaker notes a prevalence of 'Glock clones' from various manufacturers, including Ruger's RXM and Ross Martin's offerings. Weapon light advancements were deemed minimal compared to the previous year, with a surprising lack of power from a new Surefire compact light. Positive developments include EOTech's compact Vudu 3x9 LPVO, Glock collaborations with Aimo for smaller optics, and Night Vision's expanded product lines. OA Defense's 2311 pistol, featuring modular grips accepting P320 magazines, is also noted as an intriguing innovation. The speaker expresses a desire for more advancements in pistol optics, particularly in reducing the signature and center of gravity of enclosed red dots, and a resurgence in the popularity and accessory support for larger-framed handguns.

This video addresses claims that OA Defense 2311 pistols, both full-size and compact Pro models, cannot be "run hard" or "mag dumped." The presenter demonstrates that these ported firearms are reliable even under rapid firing conditions. The video also touches on a specific HoloSun Red Dot's failure, highlighting issues with its shake-awake feature and battery life despite solar charging.