Videos tagged with Pistol Modularity

This video provides an expert comparison of the Springfield Echelon pistol variants, focusing on the new 4.0 FC model. An experienced instructor demonstrates the distinct features of the full-size, compact (4.0 C), and hybrid (4.0 FC) models, highlighting differences in barrel, slide, and grip lengths, as well as magazine capacities (17 and 15 rounds). The video also showcases the impressive modularity of the Echelon platform, demonstrating how slides and frames are interchangeable between models, allowing for customization.

SHOT Show 2026 revealed a trend in modern pistol design moving away from single-role specialization towards adaptable platforms for carry, duty, and range use. Manufacturers focused on refining handling, balance, and integration into modern setups, evolving existing designs rather than reinventing them. Key themes include improved ergonomics, optics readiness, and system-level adaptability, with new models offering enhanced control and usability in real-world conditions.

This video explains the concept of modularity in pistols, using the MPS as an example. Modularity allows for the creation of multiple firearm variants beyond simple accessory changes. The MPS pistol is shown to offer different barrel lengths, including a 4.5-inch option for muzzle devices and silencers, and a standard 4-inch barrel. The presentation is delivered by a manufacturer representative with high technical knowledge.

This video review by Elliott Delp covers two top handgun recommendations for 2026: the Glock G47 and the Walther PDP Full Size. Delp, an experienced firearms reviewer, highlights the G47's modularity and aftermarket support, drawing parallels to the G17, and praises the PDP's ergonomics and reliability. Both handguns are presented with essential accessories like weapon lights and red dot optics.

The Glock 17 Gen 6 marks a significant update, adopting the shortened dust cover from the Glock 47. This design change enhances modularity, making the Gen 6 frame compatible with Glock 19 and Glock 45 slides. The firearm is presented with three 17-round magazines, and the speaker expresses high enthusiasm for this new generation.

This video critically reviews leaked images of the Generation 6 Glock, deeming them unimpressive and lacking innovation compared to competitors like the Ruger RXM, S&W M&P 2.0, and PSA Saber Dagger. The speaker highlights perceived shortcomings such as plastic sights, a potentially fragile MOS system, and a lack of significant design advancements, questioning Glock's current market position and value proposition.

This review of the Glock 47 highlights its potential as a versatile platform, particularly with aftermarket modifications. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, finds the 47's compatibility with various Glock slides and its inherent reliability appealing. Key modifications discussed include a Cyro Defense backstrap for improved ergonomics, an SLR magwell for faster reloads, and a Trijicon RMR HD optic for enhanced accuracy at distance. The review also touches on the Glock trigger's limitations and potential future upgrades.

This guide details the process of mounting an optic onto the Springfield Echelon, leveraging its direct-mount system. John Lovell, founder of Warrior Poet Society, highlights the Echelon's innovative approach to optic installation, eliminating the need for adapter plates. This feature, combined with its modularity and robust design, positions the Echelon as a significant contender in the modern handgun market.

This video provides an expert overview of the top 5 Glock pistols, detailing their unique features, intended use cases, and comparisons. The discussion highlights the Glock 43X for concealed carry, the 19X and 45 as crossover models, the 34 for competition, the versatile 19 and 19M, and the classic 17 alongside the modular 47. It offers insights valuable for enthusiasts and those seeking to understand Glock's diverse lineup.

This video presents a top 5 list of Sig Sauer pistols, highlighting their modularity, performance, and design features. The hosts, Jason and Aaron, discuss specific models like the P365, P226, P320 variants (including the X5 Legion and AXG Legion), and touch upon others like the Spectre and P210. Emphasis is placed on the interchangeable components, capacity options, optic readiness, and the overall shooting experience offered by Sig Sauer firearms, particularly the P320 platform.

The Glock 47 is a Gen 5 pistol that combines a full-size 17-length grip with a 19-length slide. This design offers a full-size grip for larger hands while maintaining a more compact front end. A key feature is its modularity, allowing it to accept Glock 19 slides and vice-versa, effectively creating multiple firearm configurations from two pistols.

This video reviews five best-selling pistols as of March 2024, highlighting their key features and appeal to shooters. It covers the modular Sig Sauer P320, the recoil-reducing Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 Metal Series, the classic CZ 75B, the compact Sig Sauer P365, and the Glock 43X for concealed carry. The presenter emphasizes reliability, shootability, and specific design elements for each firearm.