Videos tagged with Recoil Spring System

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of the new Glock 17 Gen 6 against older Glock generations, presented by MrBigKid. The review highlights significant design changes, including the new Optic Ready System (ORS), RTF6 texturing, ambidextrous thumb ledges, and internal mechanical updates. The presenter, with high authority and expertise, details practical range testing feedback and compares the Gen 6 to previous models, noting its unique characteristics and potential impact on parts compatibility.

This expert review from Ben Stoeger, a professional competition shooter and firearms instructor, details the new Glock Gen 6 series. Stoeger highlights significant mechanical updates including a return to a single recoil spring system, a stepped chamber barrel, and an enhanced flared magwell. He notes the Gen 6's exceptionally soft and flat shooting characteristics, even outperforming other high-end models in direct comparison. The review also covers updated ergonomics, a direct-mount optic system, and accessory compatibility.

This review of the Kimber 2K11 highlights its potential as a worthy contender in the 2011 pistol market, especially when compared to higher-priced options like Staccato. Despite initial issues with the safety and optic mounting plates, Kimber's responsiveness in addressing these problems and refining the design suggests a positive trajectory for the platform. The author finds the shooting dynamics superior to some Staccato models, noting its flatter and faster feel.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the new Smith & Wesson Shield X and the popular Shield Plus. Key differences highlighted include slide serrations, grip ergonomics, magazine capacity and compatibility, the addition of an accessory rail on the Shield X, and variations in optic cuts and recoil spring systems. The presenter also offers size comparisons with other micro-compact pistols like the Hellcat, Glock 43X/48, and Canik MC9.

This review of the Savage 1911 in .45 ACP highlights its good out-of-the-box fit and finish, comparing favorably to higher-end models. The pistol features billet parts, a crisp trigger with no creep, G10 grips, and Novac adjustable sights with a night vision front sight. Initial reliability issues were noted with aftermarket magazines (KCI, Metar), but the factory Savage magazines and Chip McCormick Power Mag functioned flawlessly. Accuracy is reported as good, with the reviewer suggesting minor sight adjustments might be needed. The dual recoil spring system is a unique feature, though its impact on recoil management was deemed less flat than some competitors.

Elliott Delp provides an analytical comparison between the Glock 47 and Glock 17, highlighting the G47's modularity and compatibility with Glock 19 components. He emphasizes how the G47's shared recoil spring system with the G19 enhances its versatility, allowing for multiple configurations with fewer parts. This makes the G47 a potentially more adaptable platform than the G17 for users seeking modularity.

The Honor Guard by Honor Defense is a feature-rich single-stack 9mm pistol, offering many upgrades out-of-the-box that typically cost extra. While its slim profile and stippling are praised, the ambidextrous magazine release and tucked slide release may present challenges for shooters with larger hands or those preferring traditional slide manipulation methods. It's recommended as a second carry gun after gaining experience with simpler platforms.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Dan Wesson ECO 1911 pistol, emphasizing the unique method required for its captive recoil spring system. It highlights the importance of safety during disassembly and notes the use of a paperclip to manage the high-tension spring. The review comes from an established firearms reviewer with deep technical knowledge of the 1911 platform.

This guide details the disassembly of the Italian Cei-Rigotti rifle, an early semi-automatic prototype. It covers identifying key components like the recoil spring housing, gas system, and the unique helical groove bolt unlocking mechanism. The video, presented by an expert from Forgotten Weapons, highlights the rifle's historical significance and complex mechanics, emphasizing its distinct design compared to other contemporary firearms.