Videos tagged with RMSC Optic Cut

This review of the Tisas 1911 Duty B9R, often referred to as the B9er, focuses on its value proposition as a sub-$700 2011-style pistol. The reviewer, David, highlights its features, compares it to more expensive models like the Kimber 2K11 and MAC DS9 Duty, and discusses its performance, including potential issues with ejection and slide lock. The B9er is presented as a capable range toy and a potential base for budget builds, though not recommended for duty use out-of-the-box.

This review of the Canik Mete MC9 Prime, conducted by an experienced independent reviewer from PSR, highlights its evolution as a double-stack slimline pistol. The firearm is manufactured in West Palm Beach, Florida, and competes directly with models like the Glock 43X and Sig P365 X-Macro. Key features include a ported barrel with an integrated compensator, an RMSc optic footprint, and a highly praised trigger with a crisp break and short reset. Performance tests show it achieving times comparable to competition-focused firearms in speed drills, though some ergonomic considerations for high-volume shooting are noted.

This review provides an expert-level assessment of the Tisas Carry B9R DS, a double-stack 9mm 1911. Featuring insights from firearms instructor Chris Cerino, the video details its technical upgrades, including a bull barrel and RMSc optic cut, and demonstrates its impressive accuracy and value during range testing at 50 and 25 yards. The performance is highlighted as fantastic for its price point.

This review of the Ranger Arms RA9 Defense 2 highlights its value proposition at a sub-$350 price point. Key features include 9mm operation with CZ75 magazine compatibility (17+1 capacity), an RMSC/RMR optic cut, ambidextrous controls, and a crisp 3.3 lb trigger pull with a 1.5mm reset. The pistol is praised for its ergonomics, aggressive grip texturing, and included accessories like an additional backstrap, optic plate, and cleaning kit.

This video introduces the Palmetto State Armory Dagger Micro C-1 as a viable option for concealed carry. It highlights the pistol's compensated slide designed to mitigate recoil and snap, common complaints with micro-compact firearms. The presenter also notes the factory-standard RMSC cut for optics and the 15-round magazine capacity.

This video provides an in-depth review of the IWI Masada 9S Commander Elite, highlighting its collaboration with Mischief Machine for an aluminum grip module. The presenters discuss the modularity of the firearm, the feel and performance of the upgraded grip, and compare it to other compact pistols. The review emphasizes the firearm's accuracy, manageable recoil, and comfortable ergonomics, making it a compelling option for concealed carry and general shooting.

This review covers the Canik Mete MC9 Prime, highlighting its status as the first all-American Canik, manufactured in West Palm Beach, Florida. The presenter details its features, including a 3.6-inch compensated barrel, night sights, RMSC optic cut, and a 17-round magazine capacity for 9mm ammunition. It's positioned as a competitor in the slimline pistol market, compared directly to the Glock 43X.

This review covers the American-made Canik Mete MC9 Prime, a micro-compact 9mm pistol designed for concealed carry. It highlights the pistol's features including its ported barrel, optics-ready slide cut for RMSc pattern optics, excellent trigger, and aggressive texturing. The review also discusses its reliability over 950+ rounds and compares it to other offerings in its class, noting its slightly snappier recoil due to the ported barrel.

Tactical Advisor provides an in-depth first look at the new Smith & Wesson Shield X, positioning it as the Shield model that should have always existed. The review highlights significant improvements in grip ergonomics, including a slimmer profile and increased capacity (13+1 flush, 15+1 extended). A key feature is the integrated accessory rail, addressing a major limitation of previous models. The expert reviewer compares it directly to the Shield Plus and Bodyguard 2.0, offering practical insights for concealed carriers and those looking to upgrade.

This review of the Girsan Witness 2311 Match X highlights its performance as a budget-friendly clone of the Staccato XC. With over 1500 rounds fired, the firearm demonstrated exceptional reliability, a highly effective compensator contributing to a mild recoil impulse, and a well-textured grip. While the trigger is functional, it exhibits some take-up and side-to-side play compared to higher-end models. The inclusion of no MIM parts and a comprehensive accessory package at its price point makes it a compelling option for those seeking a 2011-style pistol.

This expert guide, drawing from NRA Publications' American Rifleman review, details the Kimber KDS9c, a double-stack 1911-style handgun optimized for concealed carry. It highlights the firearm's modern design elements, such as its lack of a barrel bushing, advanced locking mechanism, and RMSc optic cut, while retaining the classic 1911 trigger feel. The review emphasizes its lightweight aluminum frame and suitability for everyday carry.

This review provides a critical assessment of the HK CC9, highlighting its build quality and features while offering constructive criticism on ergonomics and value. The expert analysis includes practical accuracy testing and comparisons, offering a balanced perspective for potential buyers. The speaker's high authority level is evident through detailed mechanical breakdowns and live-fire evaluations.