Videos tagged with Slide Stop

This video discusses the Staccato warranty service, detailing personal experiences with multiple warranty claims over approximately 80,000 rounds across four Staccato pistols. The speaker emphasizes that while claims might seem frequent, many are for minor issues like loose screws or worn parts. The discussion also touches on optic mounting issues and the differences in warranty support compared to other manufacturers.

Joel Park, an experienced firearms instructor, guides viewers on selecting the right pistol by emphasizing the importance of physical fit and natural pointability. Key aspects include assessing grip comfort for both hands, evaluating trigger characteristics for a predictable break, and ensuring controls like the slide stop do not impede a proper hold. This instructional approach helps shooters find a firearm that aligns with their individual ergonomics.

This video features Ben Stoeger discussing the nuances of 2011 platform firearms. Key topics include the preference for metal frames with comfortable grips, the impact of barrel length on recoil and handling, and the evolution of grip and thumb safeties. Stoeger also touches on aggressive grip textures, the potential for metal frames to cause hand fatigue over extended shooting sessions, and preferences for magazine wells and functional slide stops.

This YouTube video provides instruction on how to operate the slide stop on a firearm, specifically focusing on methods for depressing it during a reload. The description highlights that there are multiple ways to achieve this action. The video also includes promotional links for TENICOR products and their social media channels.

This YouTube video directly addresses a common question among firearm owners: the proper use of a firearm's slide stop versus manually racking the slide. It delves into the operational differences and potential implications of each method, aiming to provide clarity and guidance for users seeking optimal handling techniques. The content is likely geared towards improving proficiency and understanding firearm mechanics.

Ben Stoeger addresses a common question about operating a magazine release without breaking grip. He emphasizes that while reaching controls comfortably is ideal, it's secondary to proper gun fit concerning trigger reach and grip void. Stoeger advocates using technique to manipulate controls if necessary, rather than modifying guns to the point of accidental activation.

This podcast episode features a discussion on various firearms and related topics. The host, The Yankee Marshal, engages with viewers on subjects ranging from specific handgun models like the FN 510 Tactical and Walther P99 to rifle platforms such as Henry Repeating Arms. The conversation also touches upon firearm accessories like red dot sights, common firearm issues like 1911 slide stop dings, and historical firearms like the M1897 Trench Gun. Legal and political commentary on gun control and the role of journalists is also present, alongside discussions about supporting the channel through merchandise and Patreon.

This video addresses a specific ergonomic issue with the Fusion Firearms XP Pro pistol, where the original slide stop lever could be inadvertently engaged by a high two-handed grip, preventing slide lock. The presenter demonstrates a new prototype slide stop designed by Fusion Firearms that resolves this problem, allowing for a high grip without obstruction. The company's responsiveness and willingness to engineer a solution are highlighted.

This review provides first impressions of the SIG Sauer P365X, highlighting its suitability for concealed carry due to its compact size and shootability. The instructor notes the modularity of the grip, the ambidextrous manual safety, and the surprisingly soft recoil impulse for a micro-compact pistol. While grip can be challenging for larger hands, the overall design is considered well-executed for its intended purpose.

This guide details modifications to 'slick up' a Sig Sauer P226 for more aggressive shooting. Key areas addressed include reducing perceived recoil by adjusting the recoil spring, improving the trigger pull with aftermarket parts, and enhancing reload speed by beveling the magazine well. The video also discusses replacing the stock slide stop for better ergonomics.

This review of the Colt Combat .45 highlights its classic 1911 design, two-tone finish, and .45 ACP caliber. The presenter, Naaming Kotchanok, details its features including Novak sights, a smooth trigger pull, and checkered grips. Shooting tests at 10 meters demonstrate good accuracy, with the firearm's weight contributing to manageable recoil. The review suggests it's suitable for enthusiasts and potentially competitive shooters.