Videos tagged with Springfield Armory EMP-4

This video showcases a daily carry rig built around the Springfield Armory EMP-4 inch pistol. It highlights the EMP's concealed carry contour, a modified 1911 design with a rounded frame to reduce printing. The accompanying gear includes a Blackhawk MBOSS pancake holster, a Klinger Holsters magazine pouch, a Kershaw Aris knife, and a Black Beard Tactical gun belt, all selected to complement the pistol's modern yet classic aesthetic.

This video features Rob Leatham and Jason Burton discussing the advantages of red dot sights (RDS) on pistols, particularly for shooters experiencing vision issues. Leatham highlights how RDS simplifies aiming by superimposing the dot on the target, eliminating the need to focus on iron sights and correct for vision problems. Burton adds that RDS enhances threat focus for personal and home defense scenarios, allowing for faster target acquisition without traditional sight alignment.

This training tip from Springfield Armory highlights the benefits of optical sights (red dots) on pistols, particularly for shooters experiencing vision issues or at longer distances. The video demonstrates how an optic simplifies sight acquisition by superimposing a dot on the target, eliminating the need to focus on iron sights and potentially correct for vision problems. It's presented as a significant advantage for marksmanship, personal defense, and home defense scenarios.

This video from SHOT Show 2016 introduces two Springfield Armory handguns: the EMP 4-inch and the XDs 3.3-inch in .40 S&W. The EMP 4-inch is presented as an evolution of the popular EMP line, offering a longer barrel and frame for improved handling and sight radius while retaining the narrow grip. The XDs .40 S&W is highlighted as a versatile addition to the XDs line, which aims to provide compact concealment options in multiple calibers (9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP).