Videos tagged with Taylor Freelance

This video details the installation and performance of GeForce CNC FRT triggers in Canik pistols, specifically the Rival S and TTI Combat models. It highlights the significant tuning required for the steel-frame Rival S, contrasting it with the easier installation on polymer-frame models like the Mete SFT. The FRT triggers enable extremely high rates of fire, but require careful trigger control and are best suited as range toys.

This video introduces Taylor Freelance, a company specializing in firearm components that enhance ergonomics and performance, particularly focusing on the 'bottom half' of the gun. They offer magazine base pads that increase capacity and improve reloading grip, and brass backstraps designed to add weight to the firearm's frame, reducing felt recoil and improving handling. The company emphasizes its locally manufactured, American-made products.

This video details extensive modifications to a Glock 22 Gen 4 for competitive shooting in USPSA Limited Division. Key enhancements include a sight tracker system with a sight block, an SJC frame weight with a thumb assist, custom grip stippling, a double-undercut trigger guard, and a tri-top slide cut. The build focuses on improving sight tracking, recoil management, and reload speed, transforming the Glock into a high-performance competition firearm.

This guide details modifications to a Smith & Wesson M&P C.O.R.E. 9mm, as presented by Jerry Miculek. It covers grip enhancements with skateboard tape, installation of a Speed Shooters Specialty magwell, and confirmation of a sub-3-pound trigger pull. The guide also highlights the importance of Mag-na-porting and the Vortex Razor red dot sight for competitive performance.