Videos tagged with Smooth Trigger

The Springfield Armory SA-35 is a modern reimagining of John Browning's classic High Power design. It retains the original's DNA but incorporates modern manufacturing techniques like forged steel and tighter tolerances, resulting in a solid, well-balanced firearm. Key improvements include a recontoured hammer to prevent hammer bite, an extended safety for better usability, a redesigned feed ramp, and the removal of the magazine disconnect, all contributing to a surprisingly smooth trigger and fast, reliable operation.

The Kimber 2K11 Minotaur is a premium 2011-style handgun featuring a 4.25-inch barrel, 19+1 round capacity, and an optics-ready slide. It boasts a durable bronze finish, all-metal frame and grip, and a generous magwell. The trigger is described as exceptionally lightweight and smooth with a nearly non-existent reset, contributing to its flat shooting characteristics and manageable recoil.

This video discusses the trigger characteristics of the Beretta M9A4, comparing it to the 92X. The instructor highlights the significantly smoother double-action (DA) pull and improved single-action (SA) trigger with a shorter reset and less dead space. A key takeaway is the tactical advantage of using the 'halfcock' position, making subsequent shots easier by reducing the need for a full DA press.

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson R8, highlighting its unique features for tactical and defensive applications. The presenter emphasizes its eight-shot capacity, five-inch barrel, factory-installed Picatinny rails for optics and accessories, and the Performance Center-tuned trigger. While acknowledging its higher price point and less concealable nature, the R8 is praised for its recoil absorption, ergonomic grip, and accuracy, making it a versatile option for home defense, competition, or range use.

This video features a range test of the Charter Arms Target Pathfinder revolver chambered in .22LR. The user discusses its accuracy at different distances, noting that high-velocity ammunition (.22LR 1200 fps and up) tends to shoot high at close range (6 yards) but is accurate at 30-40 feet. The reviewer highlights the smooth trigger, particularly the light single-action pull, and recommends it as a good beginner firearm and for plinking.

This YouTube video features a range test of a Colt Detective Special revolver. The uploader highlights the pistol's exceptionally smooth double-action trigger, describing it as the smoothest they've ever experienced. The video also specifies the ammunition used, which is 158-grain Norma factory loads, providing context for the performance observed during the shooting session.

This video details the FACTR USA trigger upgrade for Glock 43, 43X, and 48 slimline models. It highlights the trigger's improved feel, reduced take-up, and consistent hard wall break, contrasting it with the stock trigger's grit and weight. The installation process and crucial safety checks are also covered, along with trigger pull weight measurements.

This video provides a first look at the exclusive, limited edition GLOCK P80, now available in the U.S. Introduced by Lipsey's Guns, this 9mm pistol is a replica of the very first GLOCK designed for the Austrian military. The review highlights its original P80/Gen 1 frame with pebble texture, polymer sights, flat extractor, single pin frame, smooth trigger, and the absence of front serrations or an accessory rail. The P80 comes in a collectible overbox with the original peel-top "Tupperware" style box. The video also promotes a contest to win a P80 and directs viewers to the Gun Talk website and various platforms for more content.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 617 chambered in .22LR highlights its suitability as a target or range pistol, and a capable varmint getter. The presenter, from 704 Tactical, praises its higher-than-normal capacity (10 rounds), larger frame, and exceptional accuracy, noting it's one of the most accurate handguns they own. The all-steel construction, adjustable target sights, and ergonomic grips contribute to its comfortable handling and smooth operation, even after extensive use.

Instructor Mike reviews the Springfield Armory EMP4 9mm pistol, highlighting its 1911-style features adapted for a common caliber. He emphasizes its single-action trigger, ambidextrous safety, and textured grip, noting its suitability for concealed carry. The review includes a practical shooting demonstration at a typical engagement distance.

This video reviews the Colt Officer's Model .38 revolver, a premium firearm from Colt predating the Python, built around 1950. The instructor highlights its magnificent, silky-smooth trigger, exceptional accuracy, and suitability for competition and self-defense. He notes its excellent condition, estimated at 98%, with minor muzzle wear, and praises its target sights and trigger.

The Ruger GP100 Match Champion is presented as a versatile revolver suitable for both competition and concealed carry. Key features highlighted include its half-lug, slab-sided barrel for reduced weight and improved balance, a high-visibility front sight, Novak low-mount rear sight, and a chamfered cylinder for easier holstering and speedloader use. The grip is designed for a high hand position, aiding in fast shooting, and the trigger is noted for its smoothness.