Videos tagged with Single Action Only Trigger

This review of the Beretta 92XI Squalo edition highlights its premium features and performance. The pistol boasts an all-metal construction, optics readiness, custom G10 grips, a flush-fit magwell, and extended 22-round magazines. It features a single-action-only trigger and a frame-mounted safety, offering a competition-oriented design. While generally reliable and accurate, a minor issue with the magazine release was noted and resolved.

This video compares the Staccato XC and the Sig Sauer P226 Legion, focusing on their trigger characteristics and shootability at different distances. The presenter, Ben Stoeger, acknowledges the comparison is unconventional but uses it to highlight differences in trigger feel, reset, and overall shooting experience. He discusses the P226's double-action/single-action trigger, its mechanical decocker, and the potential for aftermarket upgrades like Grey Guns parts to improve its performance, while also noting the Staccato XC's factory-tuned trigger.

The FN Reflex series is a new contender in the micro-compact pistol market, designed for concealed carry. It features a crisp 5lb single-action-only trigger, an optics-ready slide, and a cold hammer-forged barrel. The double-stack design allows for capacities of 10, 11, and 15 rounds in 9mm.

This review highlights the SAR K12 Sport X as a high-value competition pistol, emphasizing its smooth shooting characteristics and competitive performance at a significantly lower price point than top-tier alternatives. The reviewer, a long-time SAR firearm purchaser, details its CZ 75-like design, ergonomic features, and impressive recoil management, making it a strong contender for competitive shooters.

This video explores ten lesser-known facts about the iconic 1911 pistol platform. It covers its historical significance, design evolution, modern military use, and variations in size, caliber, and capacity. The presenter highlights the 1911's renowned trigger and its status as a widely replicated design.

This video discusses the importance of understanding different handgun trigger pull types for concealed carry. The presenter, who prefers Double-Action Only (DAO) triggers for their consistency, explains the characteristics of DAO, Double-Action Single-Action (DA/SA), and Single-Action Only (SAO) triggers. He emphasizes that personal shooting style and comfort are paramount when choosing a carry gun, and that trigger consistency can be beneficial under stress.