Videos tagged with Series 80

Micah Mayfield provides an in-depth review of the Sig Sauer P211 after 3,500 rounds, focusing on its performance, reliability, and comparison to other 2011 platforms. He highlights its Series 80 design for drop safety, its flat shooting characteristics, and the effectiveness of its island compensator. The review also touches on ergonomics, trigger quality, and magazine compatibility with SIG P320 magazines.

This video reviews the Sig Sauer P211-GTO, highlighting its potential as a disruptive force in the high-end handgun market. The discussion focuses on its competitive pricing compared to brands like Atlas, Infinity, and Staccato, its Series 80 drop-safe mechanism, and its impressive trigger reset. Despite some initial reservations about grip length, the overall sentiment is positive regarding its value and performance.

This guide details the process of swapping a 1911 slide and performing a deep clean. It covers field stripping, complete slide disassembly, component cleaning with Lucas Oil CLP, and reassembly. The video highlights potential fitting issues with aftermarket slides and the need for minor adjustments like file fitting for the safety mechanism.

This video provides an overview of the Staccato HD P4 firearm, showcased at Shot Show 2025. Key features discussed include its Series 80 design with a firing pin block and the removal of the grip safety. The discussion also touches upon the potential for this model to become available in California, with the Staccato representative expressing a desire to work with the state.

The Staccato HD is a highly anticipated handgun that accepts Glock magazines while retaining a 2011 grip angle. It features a Series 80 trigger for complete drop safety and a new optic mounting system. Shark Coast Tactical offers custom optic plates for various red dot sights, addressing the initial unavailability from Staccato.

This video offers a deep dive into the history and evolution of the 1911 pistol, presented by experts from Alchemy Custom Weaponry. It meticulously breaks down the 1911 into distinct eras: Pre-War, Post-War, Neo-Vintage (Series 70/80), and Modern Production. Key design changes, notable manufacturers, and the rise of custom 1911s are discussed, providing valuable insights for collectors and enthusiasts looking to understand the platform's rich heritage and technical nuances.

This video provides a first look at the new Staccato HD P4, a firearm designed based on extensive customer feedback. Key features include an ambidextrous safety and slide stop, a Series 80 drop-safe mechanism, and the new 'Host System' for direct optic mounting. The firearm utilizes Glock 17-sized magazines and is available in 4-inch and 4.5-inch barrel configurations.

This video provides an overview of the new Staccato P HD P4 pistol, introduced at Shot Show 2025. The firearm incorporates user feedback, featuring the classic 2011 grip angle, a Series 80 drop-safe mechanism, and the new 'Host' optic mounting system for increased reliability. It is compatible with Glock 17 size magazines and offers two barrel length options.

The Staccato HD represents a significant evolution of the 2011 platform, addressing key shortcomings like drop safety and introducing features such as a Series 80 firing pin block and ambidextrous controls. It aims to capture a larger market share, particularly within law enforcement and civilian users seeking a more robust duty-grade pistol. The adoption of Glock magazines is a notable change, offering logistical advantages and cost savings on ammunition feeding.

This video provides an expert review of the 'Magnum 4', a unique one-of-one Colt 1911 Combat Commander originally owned by Tom Selleck. The host, demonstrating high authority in 1911 firearms, details its historical significance, custom features like ivory grips and floral engraving, and its provenance, comparing it to a vintage Ferrari. The firearm's reliability is confirmed through range testing.

This review of the Sig Sauer X Series 1911, presented by a recognized 1911/2011 specialist, offers a candid assessment of its performance and features. The firearm is positioned as a mid-tier production 1911, evaluated against its market segment rather than high-end customs. Key observations include solid accuracy and a pleasant recoil impulse for its caliber, though reliability issues were noted during slide-lock reloads. The Series 80 trigger is criticized for its mushy feel, and the optic and holster compatibility present challenges. Despite its attractive finish and out-of-the-box features, these drawbacks prevent it from achieving a higher ranking.

Mark Novak, a professional gunsmith with extensive experience in historical firearm preservation, provides a meticulous guide to conserving and reassembling a 1943 Ithaca 1911 pistol. The video details a comprehensive disassembly, a unique rust-conversion boiling process, and careful reassembly, emphasizing the importance of proper maintenance for historical firearms, even non-matching ones. Novak shares expert insights on specific components like the firing pin safety mechanism and grip bushings, concluding with a live-fire test to ensure reliability.