Videos tagged with Striker Fire

This video showcases the Smith & Wesson M&P Metal HD 2.0 in action at an outdoor range. The demonstration highlights proficient firearm handling, focusing on recoil management and the cycling of the pistol. The content is presented with an action-oriented and professional tone by a creator with high authority in firearms content.

This guide details John Lovell's practical approach to handgun lubrication, emphasizing consistent oiling over frequent cleaning. It covers field stripping, applying lubricant to critical wear points like slide rails, barrel lugs, and the feed ramp, and reassembly with action cycling to ensure proper distribution. The technique is presented with an authoritative tone from a professional tactical instructor.

This video tests the 'Dry Practice Smart Mode' of the Shooters Global SGO shot timer to determine if it can differentiate between a trigger pull sound and a slide racking sound. The test reveals that the timer registers the last sound it hears, rather than specifically identifying a trigger pull. The demonstration uses a Kimber Carbon Compact Striker Fire 9mm.

This review compares the Ruger RXM and Taurus G3 pistols, highlighting the RXM's value proposition for an extra $99. The Ruger RXM is praised for its Magpul grip module, better trigger, optic readiness without plates, and Glock Gen 3 compatibility, allowing for aftermarket parts and holsters. While the Taurus G3 offers double-strike capability, the Ruger's overall package, including its US-made quality and reputation, is deemed superior for its price point.

This video provides a comparative review of the Daniel Defense H9 and the original Hudson H9. The Daniel Defense H9 is noted for being lighter, more efficiently sized in the grip, and offering less aggressive recoil recovery, making it a faster-shooting platform for the reviewer. The Daniel Defense model is seen as a refinement of the original Hudson design.

This video highlights a significant deal on the Beretta APX A1 Compact Tactical, emphasizing its value at a discounted price of $250 after rebate. The presenter, impressed by the handgun's features, details its 3.7-inch barrel, 15-round capacity, excellent trigger with a short reset, and optic-ready slide. The review also touches on its easy disassembly, included accessories, and weight for carry.

This review covers the Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) 102 Grizzly Compact 9mm pistol after 500 rounds without cleaning, using Slip 2000 oil. The reviewer highlights its Glock 19-like design, rose gold titanium nitride slide, RMR-ready optic cut, and improved sights over standard Glock models. Functionality was flawless, with a smooth, approximately 6-pound trigger that the reviewer preferred over the Glock 19's trigger.

This review of the KelTec P15 highlights its innovative, albeit confusing, safety features. The P15 is KelTec's first striker-fired, double-stack 9mm subcompact, featuring a unique dial that allows users to disengage the magazine disconnect and grip safety in various combinations. The reviewer notes its lightweight construction and the potential for concealed carry, while also expressing confusion regarding its optic-ready status.

This review highlights the Springfield Echelon as a top-tier full-size pistol offering exceptional value for its price point, estimated around $600. The presenter emphasizes its features, including modularity, optic readiness without plates, and comfortable ergonomics, making it a strong contender against established brands like Glock.

This video reviews the new Bear Creek Arsenal Grizzly, a 9mm striker-fired handgun priced at $295. It highlights the firearm's features, including its Glock 17 size, optic-ready slide with an RMR footprint, fluted barrel with a titanium nitride finish, and included KCI 17-round magazines. The review covers its ergonomics, trigger pull, and overall value proposition as a budget-friendly option.

This is a comprehensive review of the Glock 44 Gen 5 chambered in 22 Long Rifle. The instructor highlights its reliability, even after extensive use without cleaning, and its suitability for new shooters due to its familiar Glock ergonomics and controls. The pistol's lightweight design and compatibility with Glock 19 holsters are also noted.

Live Free Armory showcased their new 2011-style pistol at Shot Show 2024, featuring a double-stack 1911 design with an RMSc cut and aluminum backstrap, priced under $1,000. They also introduced the Falcon 9x, a Gen 5 Glock clone, with base and compensated models. All firearms are 100% made in the USA in Melbourne, Florida, and come with a lifetime warranty.