Videos tagged with PMM Comp

The creator is showcasing their new firearm accessory, a PMM Compensator, on their Springfield Armory Echelon pistol. They mention being busy with a property move but decided to test out the new comp first. The video is likely a range test or initial firing session to evaluate the performance of the compensator. The hashtag #echelon directly identifies the firearm model being used.

This video argues that the Glock 19 (G19) is becoming obsolete in 2025 due to newer Glock models like the G43X and G45. The G43X offers similar concealability with improved ergonomics, while the G45 provides a full-size grip with a compact slide, making the G19's niche unclear. The presenter also details a custom G19 build, highlighting aftermarket components and personal preferences.

This video details a custom SIG P320 build, dubbed the 'Spec Ops Flux Raider,' focusing on modifications and lessons learned. The presenter, Ben W from Tactical Fellowship, highlights specific component choices like the Shire X300 UB, Armory Craft parts, and a Jager Works customized slide with a Faxon barrel and PMM comp. Key takeaways include advice against painting brace rails due to tolerance issues and a preference for smaller red dot MOA for this specific setup.

This YouTube video focuses on a Glock 19x, highlighted by the use of a PMM comp (presumably a compensator). The title and hashtags suggest content related to Glocks, custom firearm modifications, and typical range day activities. The emphasis on a specific firearm model and modification indicates a likely focus on the practical aspects and aesthetics of the firearm.

This video showcases a competitive card shooting challenge using Glock pistols. Participants engage playing cards at various distances, testing accuracy and speed. The challenge includes a bonus round for cutting a card in half, highlighting advanced marksmanship skills and firearm modifications like PMM comps and enhanced triggers.

This video details the process of modifying a Red River Tactical holster to accommodate a Sig Sauer P320 equipped with a PMM Gen 1 compensator and a compact barrel on a full-size frame. The instructor demonstrates how to use a Dremel tool to carefully remove Kydex material, explaining the importance of test-fitting throughout the process and warning about potential structural compromise. The video also touches on the holster's retention features and suitability for competition.