Videos tagged with Replaceable Sights

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.

This video provides an overview of the Kimber K6s revolver, a double-action-only, six-shot, .357 Magnum firearm. Ron Dudzik from Kimber highlights its all-steel construction, low trigger pull weight (9-12 lbs) with a flat, non-stacking feel due to a coil spring set. Key features include replaceable sights, an inline rear sight, recessed chambers, and fluted cylinders designed for sealability. The absence of an external crane stop is also noted as a design element.