Videos tagged with Red Dot Sight Cut

The Yankee Marshal outlines essential modern features for carry guns, emphasizing safety, ergonomics, and modern sighting systems. He argues that drop safety (firing pin block, transfer bar, or hammer block) is non-negotiable, alongside comfortable and ergonomic grips. Replaceable sights are crucial for aging eyes, and the ability to accept a red dot optic is now a standard expectation for most modern firearms.

The video strongly advises against purchasing the CZ Shadow 2 Compact for concealed carry, recommending instead the newly announced CZ Shadow 2 Carry model. The Carry model addresses key shortcomings of the Compact by incorporating a firing pin block for drop safety, an ambidextrous decocker instead of a manual safety, and a red dot sight cut. The speaker, a known CZ enthusiast, believes these upgrades make the Carry model a superior option for concealed carry compared to the Compact.

The Smith & Wesson CSX E-Series is reviewed as an update to the original CSX, which was heavily criticized for its poor ergonomics and trigger. While the E-Series adds a red dot cut and some texturing changes, the reviewer expresses skepticism that these modifications significantly improve the gun's core issues. The potential for a better trigger is noted, but the overall sentiment is that S&W may have only 'polished a turd' without fundamentally addressing the original design flaws.

The Heckler & Koch VP9A1, introduced for 2025, features significant updates to the popular VP9 platform. Key changes include the removal of front finger grooves for improved grip customization, an adjustable backstrap that alters the length of pull, and a refined trigger bar for a smoother pull. It retains ambidextrous controls, is optics-ready, and maintains a Glock 19 size with a 4-inch barrel.

The Staccato C2 is presented as a modern interpretation of the 1911 platform, featuring a double-stack magazine capacity and a polymer grip module. While sharing the single-action mechanism and manual/grip safeties of a traditional 1911, its construction incorporates polymer for the grip and trigger guard, distinguishing it from a pure polymer 1911. The review highlights its 9mm chambering, 16+1 round capacity, and features like a red dot cut and a recessed crown barrel.

The Yankee Marshal reviews SIG Sauer's new 1911 X-Series, noting its modern features like a red dot cut and G10 grips. However, he questions its 'innovative' label, primarily due to its limited caliber options, exclusively offering 45 ACP instead of a more modern option like 10mm, which he believes would better justify the 'innovative' claim.

This video provides a detailed look at a mildly modified SIG P320 AXG Classic pistol. The presenter highlights the alloy frame, Rosewood grips, and Figure 8 night sights, noting its 9mm caliber and 18-round capacity. Modifications discussed include the addition of a 'gas pedal' (slide stop replacement) for improved muzzle control and a flat-faced skeletonized trigger for enhanced ergonomics. The presenter expresses a preference for the P320 AXG Classic over Glock pistols due to its comfort, handling, and perceived better design.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Cabot Guns Insurrection 2011 pistol, highlighting its unique construction from US stainless steel and its DLC coating. The reviewer, with prior experience testing prototypes, discusses the firearm's fit and finish, trigger characteristics, safety features, and holster compatibility. It also touches on the pistol's aesthetic appeal, its performance on the range, and its premium pricing, positioning it as a high-end option for discerning shooters.

The Beretta Tomcat in .32 ACP is presented as a viable option for concealed carry, particularly for those with grip strength issues due to its unique barrel-pivot loading mechanism. Langdon Tactical has introduced a 'tacti-cool' variant featuring a Flat Dark Earth finish, threaded barrel, and red dot cut, enhancing its appeal for modern users. The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, personally recommends the Tomcat for its concealability and ease of use, especially when paired with effective ammunition.

This video provides an in-depth review of a Langdon Tactical customized Beretta 92 series pistol. It highlights the significant enhancements made by Langdon Tactical, including a proprietary low red dot cut, MP3 coating for enhanced lubricity and corrosion resistance, and a significantly improved trigger pull. The review contrasts these custom features with factory Beretta offerings, emphasizing the value and performance gains achieved through Langdon's gunsmithing expertise.

This video introduces two new IWB holsters from DeSantis Gunhide, showcased at the NASGW 2021 show. The M97 is a nylon holster featuring internal Kydex clips for trigger guard retention, offering a secure fit for various sub-compact pistols. The 206 is a Kydex and breathable mesh holster with a built-in claw for enhanced concealment and adjustable tension.