Videos tagged with Rosewood Grips

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 19 Carry Comp highlights its custom features, including a Moss Cerakote finish, rosewood grips, and a ported barrel. The reviewer, an established firearms expert, praises its trigger performance and suitability for concealed carry, offering insights from hands-on experience.

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson Model 19 Carry Comp "Moss" revolver. The presenter highlights its unique Moss Cerakote finish, rosewood grips, and the effectiveness of its power port in reducing recoil. Despite a past negative experience with a similar model due to a trigger issue, the presenter expresses renewed enthusiasm for this variant, noting its aesthetic appeal and performance enhancements.

This YouTube video from Gun For Hire features a review of the Kimber Custom II pistol, highlighting it as a popular rental choice among their customers. The description details the pistol's features, including a brushed-polished carbon slide, stainless steel frame, and rosewood grips, positioning it as a high-quality, all-around handgun. The video encourages viewers to try the Kimber Custom II at Gun For Hire's facility, which boasts a rental inventory of over 400 firearms.

This review by Brian C. Sheetz, Editor-in-Chief of American Rifleman, provides an expert look at the Colt Gold Cup National Match M1911. The video details its history, core specifications like the .45 ACP chambering and 5-inch barrel, and target-shooting features such as adjustable sights and a refined trigger. It also highlights aesthetic elements and modern upgrades for improved handling and reliability.

This review covers the SIG P220 Elite in 10mm, highlighting its Single Action Only (SAO) trigger mechanism and manual safety as key differentiators from other P220 models. The firearm features adjustable target sights, Rosewood grips, and a stainless steel construction, making it well-suited for accuracy and recoil management at the range or for home defense, though its weight makes it less ideal for concealed carry.

This review covers the SIG Sauer P220 Elite, a hammer-fired, double-action/single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 ACP. The speaker highlights its all-stainless steel construction, Rosewood grips, and standard height night sights. While appreciating its handling of the .45 ACP caliber, the reviewer expresses a preference for other calibers like 10mm, noting the P220 Elite's single-stack magazine capacity of 8+1 rounds.

This video reviews the SIG Sauer P226 Elite, highlighting its all-stainless steel construction with a bead-blasted finish and laminate Rosewood grips. It functions in a double-action/single-action mode with a manual decocker. The P226 Elite is noted for its weight, making it suitable for duty or range use rather than concealed carry.

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 YouTube video features an unboxing of items purchased from eBay, with a focus on a new holster and custom grips for a Bond Arms derringer. The creator also mentions a CRKT Ripple folding knife, which they have owned for about 10 years and praise for its quality. The video aims to determine if the eBay purchases are valuable or disappointing.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Model 15-2 revolver chambered in .38 Special. The firearm, estimated to be from 1965-1966, features a pinned barrel and a four-inch barrel length, which the reviewer prefers for its aesthetics and handling. The gun is described as 100% functional with excellent bluing, showing minor wear consistent with holster carry. The reviewer replaced the original grips with Ultamount rosewood grips.

This video reviews Altamont Super Rosewood grips for Smith & Wesson J-frame revolvers. The reviewer highlights their aesthetic appeal, smooth high-gloss finish, and comfortable feel. They are noted as being made in the USA and a cost-effective alternative to higher-priced grips, offering improved comfort and non-stick properties compared to rubber grips, especially in hot and humid conditions.

This video reviews the Sig Sauer P226 ASE (Alloy Stainless Elite), highlighting its alloy frame which makes it lighter than standard steel-framed P226 models. The reviewer praises its Short Reset Trigger (SRT), PVD coating, and exclusive rosewood grips, noting its accuracy and comfortable shooting experience. It's presented as a high-quality, albeit less common, variant of a popular duty pistol.