Videos tagged with Tenifer Finish

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of Glock pistol generations, from the original Gen 1 in 1985 to the latest Gen 6. The instructor details key design changes, ergonomic improvements, and functional enhancements across each generation, highlighting innovations like polymer frames, striker-fired systems, and updated finishes. The Gen 6 is presented as a significant leap in comfort and ergonomics, with specific modifications aimed at preventing conversion devices.

Bob Serva of Fusion Firearms discusses the company's philosophy of providing high-quality firearms at an accessible price point. He details the materials and manufacturing processes used, emphasizing that quality is not solely determined by price. Serva highlights the importance of customer feedback and the company's commitment to continuous improvement, contrasting their approach with larger, more marketing-focused manufacturers.

Fusion Firearms is expanding its XP Pro line with new widebody 1911 variants and a focus on aftermarket support. The company is introducing lower profile slide stops and various grip textures, including G10 options, based on influencer feedback. Future releases will include ported and threaded barrels, competition controls, and accessories like base pads, all emphasizing high-quality, bar-stock construction at a competitive price point.

The Fusion Firearms XP Pro is a 9mm double-stack 1911-style pistol designed to accept Glock magazines, offering a balance of premium features and affordability. It boasts a Tenifer-treated steel frame and aluminum grip module, hand-fitted parts assembled in the USA, and a design originating from Bob Sera, formerly of Dan Wesson. Despite its weight and slick Tenifer finish, the XP Pro is praised for its reliability, shootability, and value, making it a strong contender for carry and competition.

This review of the Fusion Firearms XP Pro, presented by an experienced firearms reviewer, details its unique 2011-style construction utilizing affordable Glock magazines. The pistol features a durable Tenifer or Hard Chrome finish, a 4.25-inch barrel, and a crisp 3.1-pound trigger pull. While generally reliable with 9mm ammunition, some minor feeding issues were noted with specific brands. The XP Pro offers a compelling value proposition in the 2011 market.

The Walther PDP Match Steel Frame is a high-quality striker-fired pistol that offers a premium shooting experience, comparable to some 2011 platforms. Its steel frame provides a substantial weight that aids in recoil management, while the renowned Walther Performance Trigger is highlighted as one of the best in the striker-fired market. The pistol is well-suited for home defense, competition, and duty use, with a focus on its shootability and reliability.

This review by sootch00 delves into the Walther P99, a legendary striker-fired pistol introduced in 1997. The video highlights its history, the innovative AS (Anti-Stress) trigger system, ergonomic design with interchangeable backstraps, and its eventual replacement by the PPQ and PDP. Despite being surpassed by modern designs, the P99 is praised for its reliability and as a collector's item.

This video provides a detailed follow-up on the Taurus G3 pistol after over 1000 rounds. The presenter discusses the expected wear on a budget-minded firearm, including the Tenifer finish on the slide, barrel wear patterns, and frame rail wear. A single malfunction, described as a stovepipe with an unfired round, is analyzed, with the presenter unsure if it was user error or a pistol issue. Despite the wear and minor malfunction, the G3 is deemed an exceptional value at its price point.

This expert-level review of the Taurus GX4 highlights significant improvements over previous Taurus models, particularly the G3C. The reviewer, a seasoned firearms instructor, praises the GX4's high-end feel, comparable to a Sig P365, and its improved trigger performance. Key features include Glock-compatible sights, Mec-Gar magazines, and durable Tenifer/nitrided finishes, all contributing to a strong value proposition for concealed carriers.

This guide details the process of mounting an aftermarket optic onto the Taurus G3 T.O.R.O. pistol, a feature highlighted by firearms instructor Sootch00. The T.O.R.O. system utilizes interchangeable steel plates for broad optic compatibility and retains the rear sight. The review emphasizes the pistol's value for self-defense and general use.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Walther PPS M2 LE pistol, highlighting its design for concealed carry and law enforcement use. The presenter, with a newfound respect for Walther, details its slim profile, magazine options (6, 7, and 8 rounds), Tenifer finish, striker indicator, and trigger safety mechanisms. Comparisons are drawn to Glock pistols regarding safeties and disassembly. The review emphasizes the pistol's comfortable ergonomics, especially with the extended magazine, and its reliable performance with various ammunition types.

This video introduces the Taurus G3C, a new compact carry-ready handgun for 2021. It highlights key features like its 3.2-inch barrel, Tenifer finish slide with front and rear serrations, textured grip, undercut trigger guard, and generous beaver tail. The presenter notes its compact size, ease of carry, and surprisingly good trigger for its price point.