Videos tagged with Stock Trigger

This review of the Ruger RXM highlights its performance in speed drills, including holstered draws, speed reloads, and rapid fire sequences. The presenter notes the pistol's controllable recoil, especially with a compensator, and praises the stock trigger's quality, comparing it favorably to a Gen 3 Glock. Ergonomics are also a strong point, with the grip texture and finger cut being preferred over a Glock 19 Gen 3. The factory-flared magwell is identified as a beneficial feature for reloads.

This video demonstrates the potential unreliability and safety concerns associated with aftermarket triggers, specifically binary and 'super semi' triggers, in Glock firearms. The presenter advocates for using stock triggers in Everyday Carry (EDC) firearms due to their proven reliability. The video details the process of removing a problematic aftermarket trigger and reinstalling a factory Glock trigger to restore consistent functionality.

This video presents poll results comparing stock firearm triggers to modified triggers, posing the question of whether the results are surprising. While the specific firearm models and calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the title strongly suggests a focus on trigger modifications and their impact on user perception and performance, likely within the context of common pistol or rifle platforms. It aims to gauge audience opinion on the noticeable differences and perceived value of aftermarket trigger upgrades.

This video provides a hands-on experience and evaluation of a firearm's stock trigger, specifically focusing on its feel when it weighs under 3.5 pounds. The content is designed for enthusiasts interested in the tactile aspects of firearm components, particularly triggers, and how they influence the shooting experience. It's a detailed look at a specific firearm characteristic that can impact accuracy and overall user satisfaction.

This video focuses on the Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus, highlighting its suitability for concealed carry and praising its stock trigger as potentially the best available. The title suggests a discussion of its strengths and perhaps a comparison or exploration of why it stands out in the market. It's presented as a well-rounded option for those seeking a reliable and effective handgun.

This video focuses on the Bersa BP9CC pistol, specifically highlighting its 3.5 lb. stock trigger pull and positioning it as a top choice for an Everyday Carry (EDC) firearm. The description emphasizes the importance of safety checks before handling any firearms or related components, ensuring all items are unloaded.

Instruction from John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society emphasizes mastering the stock pistol trigger before considering upgrades. The guide focuses on understanding trigger mechanics, practicing trigger prep and reset through dry fire, and applying these fundamentals to live fire. This approach ensures transferable skills across different firearms.

This video demonstrates a rapid-fire test of the IWI Tavor SAR bullpup rifle using a Magpul 40-round magazine, executed by world-record speed shooter Jerry Miculek. The drill involves expending 40 rounds in under 7 seconds on a single silhouette target, highlighting the rifle's reliability, the magazine's capacity, and the shooter's advanced recoil control techniques. Instruction is provided by an expert with decades of competitive shooting experience.