Videos tagged with Safety Lever Design

This review of the Staccato HD P4 highlights its features as a duty pistol, including ambidextrous controls and unique backup iron sights. While reliable and accurate, the reviewer notes a heavier trigger pull and a safety lever design that can be prone to accidental activation, a common complaint among users. The gun's subjective handling is generally praised, though it's considered expensive and doesn't necessarily outperform other firearms in its price range.

This video discusses user comments and initial impressions of the Atlas Titan and Athena pistols. Ben Stoeger, a recognized competitive shooter, provides insights into the firearms' performance, ergonomics, and value proposition. Key discussion points include the long wait times for Atlas firearms, the effectiveness of their trigger and safety mechanisms, and comparisons to other high-end 2011 platforms like Staccato. The video also touches on the RMR HD optic's features and price.

This video from Forgotten Weapons, featuring Ian McCollum, delves into the intricate world of Chinese-made FN Model 1900 copies. McCollum, an author and recognized expert, details the significant variations in grip design, safety levers, and slide modifications found on these artisanal firearms. The entry highlights the prevalence of spurious markings, often misspelled or nonsensical, intended to mimic Western origins, and discusses the existence of 'Baby' variants with shortened barrels and grips. A critical safety warning is issued against firing these pieces due to unknown metallurgy and potential structural integrity issues, though factory-produced examples are noted as generally more reliable.