Videos tagged with Round Count Testing

This video provides an in-depth, long-term review of five Holosun pistol red dot sights after accumulating over 50,000 rounds across five different firearms. The presenter, a self-proclaimed "average big China supporter" due to his positive experiences with the optics, emphasizes price and performance as key factors. He details his extensive testing, including burndown tests, and highlights the durability and reliability of the Holosun optics, specifically recommending the 507 Comp for various applications.

This video addresses concerns about optic mounting screws loosening on the MAC 9 pistol after extensive use. The speaker reports over 3,000 rounds fired on a 4.25-inch model without experiencing screw issues, attributing this to the proper use of red Loctite during optic installation. While a slight wobble was observed after 3,000+ rounds, the speaker plans to replace the screws as a preventative measure.

This video discusses an upcoming 'burndown test' for a Glock 19, where the firearm will be subjected to a high volume of rounds to test its durability. The host presents three potential Glock models for the test: a Glock 19 Gen 3 (Nighthawk's carry gun), a Glock 19 Gen 5 (the host's carry gun), and a Glock 43X. Viewers are asked to vote in the comments on which model they want to see undergo the extensive testing.

Ben Stoeger discusses his extensive firearm review process, emphasizing the need for high round counts (around 10,000) to form a comprehensive opinion on a firearm's performance and durability. He explains that his reviews are integrated into his regular training and teaching, rather than being a separate activity. Stoeger highlights the Smith & Wesson M&P as a particularly interesting platform for review due to its broad appeal as a full-size service pistol, despite not being as widely discussed as Glocks or Walthers.

This video details a failure point identified in Sig Sauer P320/M18 OEM magazines during extensive testing. The instructor, who professionally trains individuals and observes high round counts, experienced a cracked magazine at approximately 6,000 rounds. This is presented as a significant issue because the magazines were previously considered the only strong point of the Sig platform, especially when compared to the perceived durability of Glock magazines tested under similar conditions.

This video challenges the common internet sentiment that Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AK-pattern rifles are unreliable and have short lifespans. The host presents a PSA AK pistol that has endured 4,000 rounds, showing only minor wear on the muzzle device and barrel due to extreme heat. He contrasts this with claims that PSA AKs fail go/no-go gauges after 5,000 rounds and do not last beyond 10,000 rounds, suggesting that much of the negative feedback is based on hearsay rather than personal experience. The host proposes a 5,000-round dedicated test for a PSA AK-103 (GF5) to gather more objective data.

This video discusses viewer comments regarding the Atlas Titan and other firearms, emphasizing the importance of high round counts for comprehensive reviews. Ben Stoeger highlights the aggressive grip texture of the Titan, noting it can be hard on the hands, especially compared to polymer-framed pistols. He also touches on the durability and maintenance of 2011-style pistols and his personal approach to competitive shooting.

This report details a comprehensive study on the durability of Glock firearms used as rental guns at St. Bernard Indoor Shooting Center. Conducted by Brannon LeBouef of NOLATAC, the analysis covers approximately 120,000 rounds across seven Glocks over four years, focusing on malfunctions, part longevity, and maintenance needs under high-volume, multi-shooter use. The findings reinforce Glock's reputation for reliability, attributing most issues to ammunition or minor wear rather than design flaws.