Videos tagged with Overwatch Precision Trigger

This guide details modifications to a Gen 6 Glock 45 to achieve a 'perfected' configuration. Key upgrades include enhanced ergonomics with backstraps and a brass butt plug, improved sighting systems with suppressor height sights, an advanced optic like the Trijicon RMR HD, a refined trigger for better feel, a weapon-mounted light, and a barrel/compensator combo for recoil reduction. The video emphasizes that these are optional enhancements, not necessities, and provides a cost breakdown for the modifications.

This video documents a father-son pistol match where the father, 'Smoke Wagon', challenges his son, 'Gravy', to a shooting competition. They use their EDC pistols, a Glock 19X and a Glock 17 Gen 5, engaging a steel target at approximately 50 yards over multiple rounds. The competition highlights differences in shooting performance and discusses the impact of trigger upgrades and fundamental shooting techniques.

This video details extensive customization options for the Beretta APX platform, including unique Cerakote finishes like 'Ancient Mariner,' aggressive slide serrations, and recoil-mitigating barrel porting ('Cannonball Volley Ports'). It also covers trigger upgrades with an Overwatch Precision flat-face aluminum trigger, ergonomic enhancements with a 3D-printed 'Sila' backstrap, and the introduction of an 'Argonaut' aluminum frame, inspired by Beretta 92 series ergonomics. The presenter highlights the limited aftermarket support for APX frames and praises Blackbeard Customs for their innovative work.

This video details a troubleshooting process for Glock light strikes, focusing on the potential impact of aftermarket trigger components. The instructor, demonstrating a methodical approach, suggests swapping striker springs and then returning to factory trigger components to isolate the cause of failures. The content highlights the importance of systematic testing to diagnose reliability issues.

This video provides a comparative review of Glock models 17, 19, and 47, alongside aftermarket triggers from ACE, Tactical, and Overwatch Precision. The discussion highlights differences in recoil impulse and return to zero between the Glock 17 and 47, with the 47 generally favored for faster follow-up shots. It also details experiences with various triggers, noting the Overwatch Precision trigger's light strike issues and the Trigger Tech trigger's performance and adjustability, while also touching on USPSA legality concerns.

This video discusses the Smith & Wesson M&P series, comparing it to Glocks and addressing viewer comments on ergonomics, reliability, and specific issues. The speaker acknowledges the M&P's ergonomic improvements over older Glock designs but cautions against declaring one model universally superior. Specific concerns about 9mm barrel grouping accuracy in M&Ps and revolvers are raised, contrasting with positive reports for .40 S&W and .45 ACP M&P models. The discussion also touches on optic reliability, particularly with Vortex Defender XL, and offers advice on improving double-tap speed.

This video emphasizes that proper grip and trigger press technique are more critical than specialized trigger components for accurate shooting. Instructors John Anderson and Joel Park advocate for a smooth, continuous trigger press, focusing on isolating finger movement to avoid disturbing the sights. They highlight the importance of a solid grip and consistent practice, including dry-firing, to master these fundamentals, suggesting that proficiency with a 'shitty' trigger translates to better performance with any firearm.

This video details the setup and initial thoughts on two Glock pistols, a Glock 17 Gen 5 modified for an optic and a new Glock 47 MOS. The presenter discusses optic mounting, backstrap modifications for improved grip angle, and potential trigger upgrades, seeking community input on trigger selection for the Glock 47. The content is geared towards firearm owners looking to customize their Glocks for performance and reliability.

This review of the Walther PDP Steel Frame 4.5-inch model highlights its premium features and performance. The pistol offers a substantial steel frame, contributing to a flat and soft shooting experience, even compared to higher-end 2011-style handguns. While the stock trigger is good, an aftermarket performance trigger is recommended for optimal feel. The reviewer emphasizes its dual-purpose capability as both a duty and competition firearm, noting its reliability and comfortable ergonomics.

This video explores various 'Gucci Glock' builds, ranging from duty-focused performance enhancements to highly customized aesthetic builds. It highlights specific aftermarket parts and custom gunsmiths that can transform a stock Glock into a high-performance firearm. The presenter, with extensive experience in law enforcement and military, emphasizes that these modifications are not budget-friendly but offer significant improvements in handling, recoil management, and overall shooting experience.

This video compares aftermarket compensators with factory ported barrels for recoil reduction. The speaker prefers factory porting due to its reliability with various ammunition types and its advantage for concealed carry, as it does not add significant length to the firearm. Compensators require tuning with lighter recoil springs for reliable cycling and add considerable length, making them less ideal for concealed carry.

This video provides a comprehensive gear walkthrough for a two-gun competition, detailing the firearms, optics, accessories, and clothing used by the presenter. It highlights specific modifications made to a Daniel Defense rifle and a Walther PDP pistol to improve ergonomics and performance. The presenter also discusses gear choices based on environmental factors like heat and humidity, offering insights into practical application in competitive shooting.