Videos tagged with Slide Stop Replacement

This video details the extensive factory repairs performed on two Tisas 1911 models, the Raider and the Government, both chambered in .45 ACP. The manufacturer admitted to numerous issues, including improper Cerakote application, sear peening, grip screw failures, and problems with the feed ramp and barrel throat. Both firearms required significant part replacements and internal polishing to meet operational standards, suggesting potential manufacturing inconsistencies in Turkey.

This is a final review of the Bear Creek Arsenal BC-102, a Glock clone pistol. The reviewer, an affiliate of Bear Creek Arsenal, considers it the best $295 spent on a Glock clone, highlighting its shootability, grip texture, integrated magwell, and accurate barrel. Key criticisms include the standard height iron sights on an optic-ready slide and a stiff factory slide stop, though the latter is easily remedied with an aftermarket part.

This video demonstrates minor cosmetic gunsmithing on a Tisas Regent VR9 SS, a stainless steel Browning Hi-Power clone. The process involves beadblasting the barrel shroud and the tip of the barrel to achieve a matte finish, and beadblasting and cold bluing an extended slide stop to match other parts. The instructor emphasizes proper masking and the use of synthetic steel wool for a better finish.