Videos tagged with SFX9

This video showcases the Wilson Combat SFX9, described as the most advanced double-stack 1911 pistol the reviewer has ever tested. The description provides links to a parts list, an online course, and the reviewer's top 53 favorite items. The channel emphasizes providing "brutally honest reviews" regardless of the product being examined.

This video focuses on the machining process of an SFX9 aluminum frame. It delves into the manufacturing details, likely showcasing the precision and techniques involved in creating this specific firearm component. The content is technical, aimed at viewers interested in firearm manufacturing, gunsmithing, or the intricacies of high-quality pistol construction.

This YouTube video announces and highlights new "Double Stack Comp Barrels" from Wilson Combat for their SFT9, SFX9, and EDC X9 pistol models. The description emphasizes these as an "all new" release and an "upgrade" for these specific firearms. The focus is on a new product introduction and its potential benefits for owners of these Wilson Combat pistols.

Instruction from Mike Seeklander of Wilson Combat on the critical technique of presenting a firearm equipped with a red dot sight. Seeklander emphasizes that unlike iron sights, red dots require a precise, consistent angle of presentation to ensure the dot is visible within the optic's window. Mastering this technique allows for rapid sight acquisition and can also aid in finding backup iron sights if needed.

This guide details the expert testing of the Lehigh Defense 9mm 115-grain Controlled Fracturing bullet, utilizing a Wilson Combat SFX9 and ballistic gelatin. The analysis covers bullet mechanics, performance through bare gel, heavy clothing, and Level 3A body armor, emphasizing its terminal effectiveness and safety features for law enforcement and civilian self-defense. Instruction is provided by industry leaders like Bill Wilson, Ken Hackathorn, and Paul Howe.

This video introduces the complete Wilson Combat SFX9 handgun family, highlighting the new 5-inch variant. It emphasizes the SFX9's solid frame design, offering enhanced concealment and a flat profile reminiscent of the 1911, while retaining the reliability of the EDC-X9 series. The 5-inch model boasts a traditional 1911 sight radius and increased velocity due to its longer barrel, featuring a hand-fitted 5" bushing barrel and a lightweight aluminum grip frame. It supports 15-round flush or 18-round extended magazines. The description stresses Wilson Combat's reputation for reliability, tool-less field stripping, and a 5-shot accuracy guarantee of 1" at 25 yards, encouraging viewers to customize their own SFX9 on the Wilson Combat website.

This YouTube video focuses on the Wilson Combat SFX9 pistol, highlighted by its title and associated hashtags. The content appears to be a review or showcase of this specific firearm model. Given the explicit mention of '#gun' and '#pistol', the video is intended for a firearm enthusiast audience interested in handguns, specifically 9mm calibers.

Ken Hackathorn, a firearms expert with decades of experience, argues that red dot sights offer minimal advantage for average shooters in typical self-defense encounters (0-10 yards). He emphasizes that achieving true proficiency with a red dot requires significant training commitment, suggesting that iron sights may be a more practical choice for many concealed carriers who cannot dedicate extensive practice time.

This video features a "Gun Of The Week" segment focusing on the Wilson Combat SFX9 pistol. American Rifleman staff takes the 9mm Luger semi-automatic firearm to the range for a close-up look at its operation. The SFX9 is highlighted as a custom-crafted concealed-carry option, building on Wilson Combat's legacy of M1911s. The video details its solid aluminum frame construction, unique grip texture, 4-inch stainless steel barrel, Diamond-Like Carbon slide finish, and M1911-style controls (minus the grip safety). It also discusses its hammer-fired action, trigger pull weight, and soft-recoiling characteristics, emphasizing the quality and customization options inherent in Wilson Combat firearms.

Massad Ayoob, an expert instructor and author, explains the critical legal concept of 'disparity of force' in self-defense. He details how an attacker's superior physical abilities, multiple assailants, or known combat skills can justify the use of deadly force, even against an ostensibly unarmed individual. Ayoob emphasizes the importance of understanding and articulating these legal principles in court and public discourse, citing a Texas case where a motorist's use of a .40 caliber Beretta was ruled justifiable homicide due to being in a position of disadvantage.

Mike Seeklander identifies a low grip as the most common handgun shooting mistake, evidenced by a gap between the hand's web and the beavertail. Achieving a proper high grip involves pushing the strong hand as high as possible on the backstrap, ensuring pressure in both the beavertail area and between the middle knuckle and trigger guard for optimal recoil control.

This video provides a 2022 year-end recap from Wilson Combat, highlighting significant achievements. The company acquired Lehigh Defense and Melvin Forbes' New Ultralight Arms, expanded their manufacturing in Texas, and launched 215 new products. Key releases include P365 Grip Modules, 2020 Colt Python Sights, new Lehigh Defense bullets and ammo, and seven new firearms: the SFX9 (4 and 5 inches), WCP320 Compact, 6mm Arc Tactical Hunter, SFT9, and the 45th Anniversary CQB. The video hints at exciting developments for 2023.