Videos tagged with Palm Swell

The ECM Chainsaw R11 is a macro grip module designed for enhanced firearm handling. It features an aggressive, metal "cheese grater" texture for superior grip, a generous palm swell, and a well-executed undercut. The module also includes options for an expandable magwell and textured front grip areas, providing excellent purchase on the handgun.

This video features competitive shooter Anthony Matarese Jr. discussing the practical aspects of shotgun selection for sporting clays, emphasizing what truly matters versus marketing hype. He highlights the importance of a proper fit, including recoil pad function for length of pull adjustment and the benefits of an adjustable comb. Matarese also touches on the subjective but impactful nature of palm swells, the nuances of barrel length and rib design for optimal sight picture, and a proficiency-based approach to choke selection. The discussion underscores that while high-end features can refine performance for advanced shooters, fundamental gun fit and shooter skill are paramount.

This video details the ergonomic enhancements of the Gen 6 Glock pistol, focusing on how features like the palm swell, RTF6 texturing, and thumb rest improve grip stability and recoil management. Instructor Shane Koury demonstrates controlled pair and bill drill exercises to highlight these improvements, emphasizing consistent trigger finger placement and downward pressure on the thumb rest for better control during strings of fire. The instruction is geared towards shooters looking to optimize their handling of the firearm.

This guide details a technique for improving grip on a customized Glock pistol, focusing on the benefits of an enhanced beaver tail, single undercut, and palm swell. By allowing a higher grip, these modifications help the shooter "choke up" on the firearm, utilizing natural bone structure for increased stability and control. The custom grip texture further enhances the secure fit. Instruction is provided by an experienced speaker associated with Classic Firearms.

This review of the Glock 19 Gen 6 by Guns of the West, presented by Dustin, evaluates its worthiness as an upgrade from previous generations. The video details significant improvements in grip texture, the addition of ambidextrous thumb ledges and a new palm swell, and a revised optic mounting system. While the trigger is criticized for its travel, the overall consensus leans towards the Gen 6 being a worthwhile advancement, especially for those upgrading from older models.

This video provides an initial look at an upgraded Glock 19 frame from Grit Grips, highlighting its enhanced ergonomics and included features like a magwell and extended controls. The presenter, demonstrating familiarity with firearm components and terminology, compares the frame's stippling to a Glock Gen 6. Future plans include adding a new slide and ported barrel from the same manufacturer, with a call to action for viewers to subscribe to the MuzzleBroke channel for the full build-out.

The Yankee Marshal discusses the newly announced Glock Gen 6, highlighting significant ergonomic and aesthetic changes. Key updates include a more pronounced palm swell, an extended beaver tail, a textured thumb rest, an updated RTF grip texture, and a flat trigger. The most anticipated change is a potential alteration to the grip angle, which the speaker believes is a slight but potentially impactful adjustment based on visual comparisons.

The new Glock Gen 6 series introduces significant ergonomic and functional updates, including RTF6 texturing, an extended beavertail, undercut trigger guard, and a flat-facing trigger. These enhancements, detailed by Glock Team Captain Shane Coley, aim to improve grip, control, and shooter comfort. The updated optic system also offers greater compatibility with red dot sights.

This video explores the evolution of game guns, comparing a traditional lightweight model with a modern Maxim Hybrid Game gun, featuring insights from world champion Richard Faulds. The discussion highlights differences in weight, balance, stock design, and features like palm swells and recoil pads, assessing their impact on shooting performance and comfort for various game shooting scenarios. The hybrid model is generally favored for its improved balance and comfort with heavier loads, while the traditional gun offers a lighter, more instinctive feel suitable for specific woodland situations.

This comprehensive review compares the Beretta 688 Laminate and Browning 525 Black Laminate sporting shotguns. It details differences in stock aesthetics, adjustable comb mechanisms, barrel features like rib design and bore diameter, choke systems, and overall weight. The video highlights the Beretta's palm swell and Victoria version availability, while noting the Browning's tramline rib and fiber optic bead. Both are presented as reliable, high-performance sporting shotguns.

This video reviews the Sharps Bros aluminum grip module for the Springfield Echelon. The module offers significant ergonomic improvements, including a deep undercut trigger guard, aggressive grip texture, flared beaver tail, and a gas pedal for enhanced control. It's noted to improve handling, speed up reloads with the integrated metal magwell, and make the Echelon feel more like a competition-grade handgun. The reviewer highlights the natural feel and palm swell, comparing it favorably to CZ-75 ergonomics.

This review focuses on LOK Grips' thin palm swell GridLOK aluminum grips for 1911 pistols. The video highlights how these grips, when paired with thin profile bushings, offer an improved ergonomic feel and enhanced traction without adding excessive width. The speaker, an experienced firearm enthusiast, details the installation process and compares them to stock grips, emphasizing their quality and tactile feedback.