Videos tagged with Target Grips

This video provides a detailed look at a classic Smith & Wesson 586 revolver, highlighting its traditional features. The presenter discusses the adjustable rear sight, red ramp front sight, serrated top strap for glare reduction, and the matte blued finish. The old-school square butt frame and stock target grips, designed for a high hand position and improved grip, are also examined, along with the serrated back strap.

Ian McCollum details how Glock initially overcame ATF import regulations for the Glock 26. To meet the minimum 'points' required for legal import into the US, Glock added adjustable target sights and a 'target thumb rest' to the grip. These features were temporary compliance measures, often replaced with standard sights after import, and highlight the intricate process of bringing firearms into the country.

This guide details fundamental target shooting techniques using the Hammerli 208, a renowned .22 Long Rifle target pistol. It emphasizes proper stance, sight alignment, and trigger control, drawing on insights from experienced shooters. The Hammerli 208 is highlighted for its historical significance in competitive shooting, including its role in setting world records.

The SIG Sauer P210 is presented as an exceptionally accurate 9mm pistol, praised for its inherent precision and ease of shooting. It features a single-action trigger with a manual safety, similar to a 1911 but without a grip safety. The reviewer expresses regret not due to the gun's quality, but because a more carry-suitable variant was released shortly after their purchase of the target model.

This guide covers fundamental shooting techniques for the Volquartsen Scorpion .22 LR pistol, emphasizing proper grip, sight alignment, and trigger control for both precision and rapid-fire scenarios. It highlights the pistol's suitability for competition and enthusiast use, drawing on insights from an experienced shooter. The Volquartsen Scorpion is noted for its low recoil, accuracy, and high-quality build, making it a recommended choice for those valuing performance.

This video provides an in-depth look at Volquartsen's Scorpion and Black Mamba semi-automatic pistols in .22 LR caliber, presented by firearms influencer Naaming Kotchanok. The review highlights key features such as barrel lengths, sight options, and rail systems, offering a comparison between models and discussing their suitability for various shooting preferences. The content is geared towards enthusiasts interested in high-quality .22 LR handguns, with a focus on aesthetics and potential performance.

This guide details a grip upgrade for a Smith & Wesson Model 10 PPC revolver, focusing on replacing rubber grips with traditional wood target grips for aesthetic and functional enhancement. The process involves careful removal of old grips, cleaning, and installation of new grips, emphasizing a classic 'wood and steel' look. The video highlights the expertise of Ken Eversol in 1980s custom revolver builds.

The Colt Trooper Mk III, introduced in 1969, is presented as the 'working man's Python.' It retained the Python's frame but featured re-engineered internal parts for affordability, eliminating the need for custom hand-fitting. This model was groundbreaking for its time, incorporating a state-of-the-art transfer bar and lockwork system, making it inherently safer and only allowing firing when the trigger is fully pulled. It also came equipped with target grips, a target hammer, and Colt's first target trigger.

This "From the Vault" episode from Brownells features a Smith & Wesson Model 629 revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. Instructor Roy Hill details the .44 Magnum cartridge's history, the Model 629's specific features like its stainless steel construction, 6-inch pinned barrel, recessed chambers, and 'three Ts' (target hammer, trigger, grips). The video estimates the firearm's manufacture date between 1979 and 1982 and discusses its versatility for hunting and target shooting.

This video discusses the care and appeal of classic blued Smith & Wesson firearms, specifically highlighting the 586 model. It emphasizes the need for regular cleaning and light oiling due to blued finishes having less corrosion resistance than stainless steel. The video also touches on the aesthetic beauty of classic designs and the availability of these models from the Performance Center.

This entry details the Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 revolver in .44 Magnum, as presented by firearms expert Hickok45. It covers the vintage features like pinned barrels and recessed cylinders, handling techniques for the 8 3/8-inch barrel, and maintenance considerations for a high-round-count firearm. The review highlights the durability and sentimental value of this classic revolver, drawing on Hickok45's extensive experience.