Videos tagged with Optics Mounting System

This review of the Beretta APX A1 Tactical highlights significant issues with its optics mounting system, including poor quality screws and plate compatibility that renders suppressor height sights unusable. The trigger is described as staged and inferior to Gen 5 Glocks. Ergonomically, the frame tapers excessively near the bore axis, reducing grip friction and leverage, while the slide dimensions contribute to a less predictable recoil impulse. Critically, the pistol demonstrated poor reliability with 115-grain target ammunition, failing to extract consistently even after replacing parts, leading the reviewer to abandon the 6,000-round test at just over 1,500 rounds.

This review from Honest Outlaw provides an in-depth look at the new Glock 17 Gen 6 and 19 Gen 6 pistols. The reviewer, with extensive experience and ownership of Glocks, details the significant design departures, including a new trigger, grip ergonomics, and optics mounting system. While initial accuracy is good, the review highlights a notable failure to extract and discusses the trigger's weight as a potential drawback for speed.

This review of the Glock G19 Gen 6 highlights significant ergonomic and functional upgrades. The presenter, Sootch00, details improvements in grip texture, slide serrations, trigger guard undercut, and the new Optics Mounting System. The review emphasizes enhanced shootability and comfort while maintaining Glock's renowned reliability.

This video delves into the potential collectability of the Glock Gen 5V and speculates on the features of the upcoming Gen 6. The speaker, a seasoned Glock user and reloader, offers practical insights into ergonomics, stippling, and the evolution of Glock models, comparing them to historical variants like the RTF2 and favored Gen 3 models.

This analysis, informed by professional competition shooter Ben Stoeger, breaks down the key features of the announced Glock Gen 6. Stoeger, while not having physically handled the Gen 6, provides an expert perspective on its integrated beavertail, RTX 6 grip texture, palm swell, thumb rests, undercut trigger guard, new optics mounting system, flat-faced trigger, single recoil spring, and internal modifications. His insights highlight potential benefits and concerns regarding ergonomics, grip, and performance, drawing on his extensive experience in competitive shooting and instruction.

This video provides a detailed comparison of three duty pistols: the Springfield Armory Echelon, Glock 45, and CZ P10F. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, evaluates each firearm based on performance, ergonomics, and features relevant to law enforcement and serious civilian use. The Springfield Echelon emerges as a strong contender, often outperforming the others in specific areas like optics mounting and slide serrations, while the Glock remains a reliable benchmark, and the CZ P10F offers a budget-friendly alternative.

Mike Humph from Springfield Armory introduces the new Echelon 4.0C compact variant, highlighting its release in OD Green and Desert FDE colorways alongside the standard black model. He details the Echelon's innovative features, including the Variable Interface System for direct red dot optic mounting and the Central Operating Grip chassis system for modularity. The 4.0C is presented as an EDC-ready evolution of the full-size Echelon, featuring a 4-inch barrel and a shortened grip frame with a 15-round flush-fit magazine.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Ronin AOS 1911 pistol in 9mm, highlighting its integration of the Agency Arms Optics Mounting System (AOS) for red dot sights. It also features an ANR Design appendix carry holster and a Three Six Optics MPD3 red dot sight, discussing the pros and cons of 1911s in 9mm, single-stack capacity, and the benefits of red dot optics for concealed carry.

This video discusses the unexpected early release of Staccato's new HD line of pistols, including the P4.5 HD model. Key features highlighted are an active firing pin block, an ergonomics overhaul, a new optics mounting system, and an improved recoil system. A significant point of interest is the apparent compatibility with Glock magazines, a departure from Staccato's usual proprietary magazines.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Echelon Compact 9mm pistol and the Safariland IncogX holster, highlighting their features for concealed carry. It details the pistol's dimensions, modular grip, and optics mounting system, comparing it to other compact handguns. The review also covers the IncogX holster's design for appendix and strong-side carry, along with a Nightstick USB flashlight.

The Ruger RXM is presented as a new contender in the Glock 19 clone market, aiming to offer upgrades over the Gen 3 platform. Key features highlighted include an advanced optics mounting system similar to the Springfield Echelon, a modular trigger system akin to the Echelon and Sig P320, and a distinct grip texture. The review suggests potential for aftermarket compatibility due to its design, though specific details require further testing.

This video showcases the Springfield Armory Echelon™ Comp 9mm handgun. The description highlights its stainless steel chassis, integral compensator designed to reduce muzzle rise for improved accuracy and speed, and a versatile optics mounting system. It also features fully ambidextrous controls, interchangeable backstraps for shooter customization, and comes with both 17-round and 20-round magazines.