Videos tagged with Rear Serrations

This video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the Glock 43X MOS. The presenter highlights its compact and slim profile, making it suitable for concealed carry. Key features discussed include the MOS (Modular Optic System) for optic mounting, front and rear serrations, and the standard 10-round magazine capacity, which the presenter expresses dissatisfaction with.

This review of the Springfield Armory XD Mod 3 highlights its performance as a budget-friendly duty gun, priced around $299. The reviewer praises its modern, sleek design, improved trigger compared to previous models, and the utility of its rear serrations. While noting the absence of the 'Grip Zone' feature, the overall ergonomics are deemed excellent. The video also touches on optic choices, specifically the Cyelee x Pro, and demonstrates the firearm's reliability, even encountering a malfunction attributed to Winchester White Box ammunition.

This review of the Beretta 92XI Squalo edition highlights its premium features and performance. The pistol boasts an all-metal construction, optics readiness, custom G10 grips, a flush-fit magwell, and extended 22-round magazines. It features a single-action-only trigger and a frame-mounted safety, offering a competition-oriented design. While generally reliable and accurate, a minor issue with the magazine release was noted and resolved.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Savage 1911 and the Colt Government Model, both chambered in .45 ACP with 5-inch barrels. The presenter highlights key differences in finish, sights, safety features, grip texture, slide serrations, magazine capacity and fit, and the presence of a Picatinny rail. While both are praised as great shooters, the Savage is noted for its modernized features and aggressive serrations, while the Colt is recognized for its classic appeal and potential resale value.

This video introduces Kimber's new Next Generation 1911, available in 9mm and .45 ACP. It highlights modern features like an RMR plate, external extractor, and walnut/G10 grips, blended with classic 1911 design. The pistol boasts a stainless steel frame and matte slide, ambi safety, GT trigger, and a deep-crowned SST barrel, with a two-tone option available.

The Glock 19 Gen 5 is evaluated as an excellent starter and everyday carry firearm, praised for its reliability and durability. The presenter highlights the Gen 5's specific features, such as the lack of finger grooves and the presence of front and rear serrations, as personal preferences over earlier generations. It's recommended for developing fundamental shooting skills.

The Smith and Wesson Subcompact 2.0 is highlighted for its 12+1 capacity and aggressive texturing, offering a comfortable grip with interchangeable palm swell backstraps. While it features a manual safety and three-dot metal sights, the reviewer notes its width but emphasizes its shootability, comparing the recoil to a .380. The handgun is praised for its quality finish that resists rust and its ability to be modified for larger hand sizes, making it versatile for home defense or concealed carry. The trigger is considered good, though not a flat-face design, and the reviewer confirms good grouping during rapid fire, with recoil management being a standout feature.

The Lone Wolf Arms LTD 19 is a Glock-pattern pistol built with Lone Wolf's aftermarket components, featuring a Timberwolf frame for improved ergonomics. It maintains Glock magazine compatibility while offering enhanced controls like extended slide stop and takedown levers, aggressive slide serrations, and a stainless barrel with a front cutout. The pistol includes a two-slot Picatinny rail and a trigger with a distinct reset, positioning it as a competitive alternative to stock Glocks.

The Bull Armory 1911 in 9mm is a well-made pistol with a smooth slide, a light trigger (averaging 2 lbs 10 oz), and good fitment. It features front and rear serrations, a skeletonized trigger, and comes with attractive factory grips. While not Ambi, the safety is functional and clicks securely into place.

This video details custom work performed on a Browning Hi-Power by MK3 Firearms. The firearm received a Garthwaite trigger, RDH Belgium slide release, and a custom beaver tail. Existing modifications included factory angled rear serrations and Glock-style front serrations, along with a modified magwell. The gun also features a KK&C Precision barrel and a graphite black Seracote finish. The focus is on the trigger job and the improved feel and reset it provides.

This video showcases a custom Glock 43 built by GlockStore Performance Custom Shop. It details unique customer-requested modifications including deep laser engraving with color fill, custom Cerakote finishes in battleship gray and burnt orange, a Pyramid trigger, and hand-done stippling on the frame. The process emphasizes customer collaboration and customization options.

The Hudson H9, showcased at Shot Show 2017, is highlighted for its innovative design, featuring a lower recoil spring for reduced felt recoil and a 1911-like trigger with a short take-up and crisp reset. The pistol boasts a comfortable grip, deep serrations for enhanced manipulation, and Trijicon HD sights. Its field strip process is noted as straightforward.