Videos tagged with Skeletonized Trigger

This video provides an introductory look at the Bul Armory Spitfire pistol. Key features highlighted include its 'SASII' frame, integrated compensator/ported barrel with a 'SpitFire' logo, and an aggressively textured grip with a flared magazine well. The pistol is shown equipped with a Holosun red dot optic.

This video showcases a highly customized Girsan MC1911 pistol, featuring gold plating and intricate engraving, presented at the SHOT Show. The display highlights the firearm's aesthetic appeal and premium finishes, including G10 grips and a skeletonized trigger, suggesting a focus on collectible or high-end models within the 1911 platform. The presentation emphasizes the visual aspects of the firearm, typical of manufacturer or importer displays at major industry events.

This video presents a promotional montage of the Wilson Combat EDC X9 pistol, emphasizing its custom features and craftsmanship. Visuals highlight detailed engravings, custom grip panels with medallions, and specific markings like the 'WC' logo on the rear sight. The presentation showcases the firearm's aesthetic appeal and premium build quality, suggesting it is positioned as a high-end option for everyday carry.

This video showcases the California-compliant SIG SAUER P320-XFIVE LEGION handgun. Key features highlighted include its tungsten-infused grip module for increased weight and reduced muzzle flip, a skeletonized trigger for a lighter pull, and a robust recoil system with interchangeable springs. The description details its optic-ready slide, match-grade bull barrel, Dawson Precision sights, and 10-round magazines with Henning Group base pads. It's presented as an ideal firearm for various environments, from urban exploration to coastal outings.

This video showcases the Auto-Ordnance Stainless 1911, a firearm primarily constructed from forged and machined stainless steel. It highlights the classic 1911 design intended by John Moses Browning, chambered in .45 ACP. Key features discussed include a 5-inch barrel, full-length guide rod, extended beavertail, detailed checkering on the front and backstraps, and skeletonized triggers and hammers. The video mentions four available finishes: Savage Stainless, Northern Lights, Black Cherry, and Burnt Bronze. All models come with aluminum stocks and three-dot sights, with the Savage Stainless variant offering G-10 grips and optional night sights. The description emphasizes the firearm's distinctiveness.

This review of the Springfield Armory Garrison 1911, presented by Brian C. Sheetz, Editor-in-Chief of American Rifleman, highlights its modern construction with forged components and classic M1911 ergonomics. It details the pistol's availability in .45 ACP and 9mm, with a focus on the 9mm model's pleasant shooting characteristics and features like a skeletonized trigger and ramped barrel, emphasizing its value proposition.

The Sig P320 Custom Works Fire Control Unit (FCU) offers significant performance enhancements over standard models, featuring a gold nitride finish and a skeletonized trigger for a crisper break and shorter reset. While the MSRP is $299, market prices can be inflated. This FCU is ideal for builders seeking a fully custom P320 from the ground up, allowing extensive customization through various grip modules and slides.

This video features a Rock Island 1911 pistol chambered in 10mm. The presenter expresses enthusiasm for the combination of the 1911 platform and the 10mm caliber, considering it the 'best of both worlds.' Key features highlighted include a 5-inch button-rifled barrel with a full-length guide rod, a smooth, snag-free design for quick draws, LPA MPS1 adjustable rear sights, high-visibility fiber optic front sights, a skeletonized hammer and trigger with an adjustable over-travel stop, and ambidextrous safety. The pistol sports a parkerized matte finish and G10 tactical grips, indicating a focus on durability and combat readiness.

This NRA Gun of the Week video features the Iver Johnson Arms Eagle LR Special, an imported 1911-style pistol with modern enhancements. The review highlights its threaded barrel, accessory rail, Cerakote finish, and hand-fitted components. The pistol is chambered in .45 ACP and features a skeletonized trigger and hammer, Tritium sights designed for silencer use, and an upswept beavertail grip safety. The description also mentions its origin in the Philippines and its affordable price point, characteristic of Iver Johnson Arms.

The Rock Island Armory EFS 1911 offers significant value, featuring a durable gun metal grey Cerakote finish and upgraded components like G10 grips and a metal mainspring housing, often surpassing more expensive competitors like the Kimber Custom II in standard features. Its trigger breaks cleanly between 4.8-5 lbs with a short reset, and the slide action is notably smooth. This .45 ACP pistol is presented as a reliable and aesthetically pleasing option for under $1,000.

This video showcases the Taurus PT1911 FS Pistol in .45 ACP. Key features highlighted include its 5-inch barrel, 8+1 capacity, Novac sights, skeletonized trigger, beaver tail grip safety, and checkered hard rubber grips. The description enthusiastically questions what there is not to like about this particular 1911 model, suggesting a positive and comprehensive overview is provided.

This review of the Kimber Pro Carry TLE II LG .45 ACP highlights its factory-outfitted features like a skeletonized trigger, extended grip safety, and tritium night sights. The pistol boasts excellent checkering and a bushingless match barrel, though it comes at a premium price. While not as universally adopted as some competitors, its use by elite units and impressive accuracy justify its 'low value, high enjoyment' assessment for enthusiasts.