Videos tagged with Sights Adjustment

This review of the Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible covers its performance with both .22LR and .22WMR cylinders. The 9.5-inch barrel is noted for potentially increasing velocity, especially with .22 Magnum. Testing at various distances highlights the firearm's accuracy potential, though the wide front sight blade presents challenges for precision shooting at longer ranges. The reviewer suggests sight adjustment is necessary for optimal performance beyond close distances.

This video details a shooter's experience with a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0 in .45 ACP, focusing on accuracy problems attributed to a stiff trigger and misaligned sights. The shooter discusses potential improvements, including aftermarket trigger kits and sight adjustments, while also testing ProMag magazines for reliability. The review highlights the challenges of shooting a .45 ACP in a compact, lightweight platform.

This video features hickok45 discussing and shooting the FN 510 pistol and a Ruger Marlin Trapper lever-action rifle, both chambered in 10mm Auto. He shares insights on firearm reliability, sight adjustments, ammunition performance, and the growing popularity of the 10mm cartridge. The video also touches on personal finance and business advice, interspersed with shooting demonstrations and commentary on current events.

This video provides a shooting review of an M1 Carbine, highlighting its light recoil and accuracy. The reviewer discusses the performance of Underwood 110-grain jacketed round nose ammunition and various magazines, noting a single feed issue out of approximately 110 rounds. The M1 Carbine is praised for its ease of shooting and quick target acquisition, making it a fun and effective rifle.

This review of the Ruger American .45 ACP Compact highlights its ergonomics, shooting characteristics, and potential adjustments. The reviewer notes its comfortable grip, manageable recoil for a .45 ACP, and a striker-fired trigger with a distinct wall. While generally reliable, the firearm exhibited a tendency to shoot right, necessitating rear sight adjustment for windage, which proved challenging without proper tools.

This review provides in-depth shooting impressions of the Berrsa TPR 380 Plus, a metal-framed, double-stack .380 ACP pistol. The video details initial handling, accuracy testing with various ammunition types, and an evaluation of its double-action trigger and ergonomics. Key takeaways include managing the 'knuckle bite' common with blowback .380s, the effectiveness of its grip texture, and the need for potential sight adjustments for optimal accuracy.

This entry details the operation of the Thompson Model 1928, also known as the "Chicago Typewriter," based on ASMR-style demonstration. It covers cycling the action, demonstrating fire controls and safety levers, adjusting the Lyman ladder rear sight, and loading/ejecting dummy rounds. The content highlights the methodical approach of a high-level collector and firearms educator, emphasizing proper handling and mechanical sounds.