Videos tagged with P320 Magazines

This video provides an in-depth review of the SIG Sauer P211 GTO, highlighting its innovative features and impact on the 2011 market. The speaker, with experience in various 2011 platforms, praises the P211 GTO for its flat shooting characteristics, excellent trigger, and the advanced 3D-printed compensator. It also discusses the SIG LOC optic mounting system, ambidextrous controls, and the significant advantage of using P320 magazines, which lowers cost and improves reliability compared to traditional 2011 offerings. The review emphasizes how SIG has disrupted the market by offering high-end performance at a more accessible price point.

This review of the Sig Sauer P211 GTO highlights its impressive build quality, with excellent machining and a comfortable ergonomic feel. The pistol is optic-ready, features ambient controls, a flared magwell, and comes with multiple magazines and recoil springs for tuning. It demonstrated reliability across various ammunition types, including steel-cased and match-grade rounds, after an initial spring adjustment.

This video provides an expert overview of the Sig Sauer GT5 and GT4 pistols, focusing on their features and upcoming availability on the California Handgun Roster. The content creator, KaliCoolGuns, highlights key specifications like barrel length, ambidextrous controls, and magazine compatibility with Sig P320 magazines, which is particularly relevant for California residents. The discussion also touches upon the GT-O model and the anticipated timeline for these firearms to be added to the roster.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides an overview of the new Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AXR pistol at SHOT Show 2026. The AXR features a modular fire control unit (FCU) and utilizes P320 magazines, making it a potentially viable option for P320 owners looking to repurpose their existing magazines. The pistol includes an RMR cut and is available in different color variants, including an FDE option with a threaded barrel.

The Sig P211 GTO is a purpose-built, heavy steel-framed pistol designed for competitive shooting and demanding range sessions. It features a Mach 3D compensator for exceptional muzzle flatness, a crisp 3.5 lb straight-pull trigger, and P320 magazine compatibility for 21-23 rounds. While not ideal for concealed carry due to its size and weight, it offers impressive control and consistency for shooters prioritizing performance.

The Sig P211 GTO is a purpose-built, steel-framed pistol designed for performance shooting, particularly in competition and extended range sessions. It features a factory-integrated compensator, P320 magazine compatibility, and a refined trigger, offering excellent recoil control and fast sight recovery. While not intended for concealed carry, it excels in delivering consistent firepower and a stable shooting platform.

SIG SAUER introduces the P211 GTO, their take on the 2011 platform, featuring a unique 'Mach 3D' compensator and compatibility with P320 magazines for a 23-round capacity. This pistol aims for soft shooting and comes in iron-sighted and optic-ready variants, targeting both enthusiasts and competitive shooters. The presentation highlights the speaker's extensive experience with 2011s.

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 review covers the OA Defense 2311 Compact Pro with the Plus Kit, highlighting its suitability as a duty-ready double-stack 1911. The presenter emphasizes its potential for everyday carry and self-defense, contrasting it with typical competition-focused 2011s. Key features discussed include the ported barrel, enhanced trigger, P320 magazine compatibility, and the included optic plates.

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 comprehensive 1000-round review of the Oracle Arms (OA Defense) 2311 highlights its innovative design as a duty-grade single-action-only firearm. The reviewer details unique features like the graduated tri-top slide, ambidextrous slide stop, and an aluminum frame with integrated grip texture. It also covers the gun's shooting dynamics, trigger characteristics, and the customer service experience, offering insights for potential buyers.