Videos tagged with Performance Trigger

This guide details modifications and accessory installations for the Walther PDP, focusing on recoil reduction through porting and ergonomic enhancements. It covers optic and sight mounting, weapon light integration, and considerations for California compliance, including the impact of magazine disconnects on trigger upgrades. The information is presented from the perspective of an experienced firearm enthusiast.

Roger Barrera from QVO Tactical provides an expert overview of the Phoenix Trinity H2 at SHOT Show 2026. The H2 features an aggressive aluminum grip, unique 'medieval' slide serrations, and versatile barrel options including an integrally compensated setup or a sight block. It supports DPP or SRO optic footprints and boasts a 2.5-pound trigger with a short reset. The safety is designed for efficient disengagement during competition.

Joel Park provides an expert review of the Zermatt Waltz 9, a new performance striker-fired pistol. Having provided feedback on its development for a year, Park highlights its unique design, CNC machining with tight tolerances, and a 2-pound trigger. He positions it as a high-end custom firearm, anticipating high demand post-Shot Show.

This entry details new Archon Firearms products showcased at Shot Show 2026, including compensated barrels and a performance trigger. Expert Garrett from Archon demonstrates the installation of a compensated barrel and the Aimpoint Coaa optic on an Archon Type B pistol, highlighting a future bundle package. Spartan Defense will carry these new items.

This review of the Shadow Systems AXIS 4.4 highlights its robust steel frame and customizable modular grip panels. The firearm features a notably light trigger with an exceptionally short reset, a key performance indicator. While acknowledged as an expensive option, the design is highly praised by the presenter.

This review of the new Canik Prime, a collaboration with Radian featuring the Ramjet compensator, highlights its anticipated release at SHOT Show. The firearm boasts several upgrades including lightning cuts, a new backstrap, an updated magwell, and the Ramjet compensator, while retaining the signature Canik trigger. Both two-tone and all-black color options are available, with the black version expected to be more affordable.

This review of the Glock 17 Gen 6 highlights significant ergonomic and functional upgrades over the Gen 5 model. Key improvements include deeper slide serrations, an integrated thumb shelf, a flat-face performance trigger, and an enhanced MOS system allowing optics to sit lower. The presenter, demonstrating high technical proficiency, assesses the value proposition of the Gen 6, considering its $60-$70 price increase.

This YouTube video focuses on identifying the fastest California-legal semi-automatic trigger, specifically highlighting the Rise Armament RISE535. The title suggests a comparison or demonstration of trigger speed and performance within the legal framework of California. The video likely appeals to firearm enthusiasts interested in improving their AR-15 platform's trigger performance and understanding legal restrictions on firearm modifications in California. It aims to showcase a product that offers a competitive advantage in trigger speed.

The Glock Performance Trigger offers a noticeable improvement over stock triggers with a light take-up, short pull, and quick reset, making it suitable for competition. However, it is explicitly not duty-rated and should not be used for professional carry. While a good upgrade for competition, John Lovell personally finds it unnecessary for his own setup.

This video ranks four popular Glock triggers: Glock Performance Trigger (worst, reliability issues), Timney Alpha (better reliability, poor reset), Glock OEM Trigger (good all-around, excellent reset), and Johnny Glocks Trigger (best, insane break/reset). The speaker highlights reliability concerns with the Performance Trigger after 2000 rounds and praises the Johnny Glocks trigger's feel.

This review tests the MIMTAC Performance Trigger for drop safety, a critical concern for tactical and self-defense applications. The trigger assembly was subjected to multiple drops from various heights and angles onto a wooden surface. Results confirmed the trigger is drop safe, meaning it will not discharge accidentally under impact, maintaining its functionality after the tests.

This video showcases the MIM TAC high-performance trigger for the AR-15 platform, emphasizing its exceptionally fast reset and speed. A rapid-fire demonstration highlights the trigger's capabilities in a tactical setting. The content is geared towards firearm enthusiasts looking to upgrade their AR-15 for improved shooting performance.