Videos tagged with Trapezoidal Sights

This review from GUNBROS features Jake Wells discussing the Steyr M9A2 MF. While acknowledging its good shooting characteristics, Wells expresses a strong personal dislike for the trapezoidal sights, citing difficulties with indexing and centering the front post. The video provides a close-up look at the firearm's design and its unique sighting system.

This review of the Steyr L9-A2, presented by an established firearms reviewer, covers its acquisition during a buyer's market, highlighting its design features such as trapezoidal sights, low bore axis, and ergonomic grip. The video includes a live-fire demonstration focusing on recoil impulse and sight alignment.

This video provides a detailed review of the Standard Manufacturing Thunderstruck S333 Gen 3, a unique 8-shot, double-action revolver chambered in .22 Magnum that fires two shots per trigger pull. The review highlights key differences and improvements over the Gen 2 model, including longer barrels, updated sights, and a lighter polymer upper frame. It also touches on the firearm's intended use for self-defense scenarios.

This episode reviews three firearms: the Steyr M9A1 handgun, noting its trapezoidal sights and sub-five-pound trigger, though availability is an issue. The Tristar Cobra III Marine shotgun is highlighted for its marine finish, retracting forend, and affordable MSRP. Finally, the Diamondback DB15 rifle in 5.56 NATO is praised for its midnight bronze finish, CMC drop-in trigger, and included accessories, making it a strong package.

This video provides a detailed tabletop review and field strip of the Steyr S9 A1 subcompact pistol. The presenter, experienced with firearms, highlights its unique features, including the trapezoidal sights, integrated lock system, and polymer chassis. The review covers ergonomics, operation, and disassembly, offering insights into its design and potential performance.

This range review of the Steyr S9-A1 highlights its accuracy and smooth shooting characteristics, particularly noting the effectiveness of its trapezoidal sights. The reviewer praises the trigger, measuring at 5.25 pounds with a short reset, and the comfortable ergonomics despite a slightly thicker profile. The pistol demonstrated good performance from 10, 15, and 20 yards, with the reviewer successfully hitting all targets at 20 yards with 7 rounds.

This review covers the Steyr S9-A1, a subcompact pistol ideal for concealed carry due to its shorter grip. The reviewer highlights its Steyr-consistent trigger, 10-round capacity, and unique trapezoidal sights, which aid in quick target acquisition. Comparisons are made to other popular subcompact models like the FNS-9c and HK P30SK, noting the S9-A1's slightly wider slide. The firearm is praised for its comfortable feel and reliable performance, with a simple disassembly process.

This review of the Steyr M9-A1 highlights its excellent ergonomics and distinctive trapezoidal sights, which the reviewer finds intuitive for accurate shooting. The pistol features a 4-inch barrel, a 5-pound trigger, and a 17-round magazine capacity. While generally praised for its accuracy and feel, the reviewer notes a quirk where the slide must be released by dropping the magazine when locked open.

This review of the Steyr M9-A1 highlights its compact size, OD green frame option, and distinctive trapezoidal sights. The presenter notes the M9-A1 shares the same grip and magazine capacity as the C9-A1, with the primary difference being a half-inch longer barrel on the M9-A1. The trigger is described as 'like glass' with an average pull weight of five pounds.

This review of the Steyr C9-A1 highlights its positive range performance, noting a comfortable 5.25 lb trigger pull and a 15+1 round capacity. The reviewer found the pistol well-balanced and accurate, even when shooting one-handed, and addressed common criticisms regarding ejection issues and sight usability, finding them unfounded based on their experience. The overall impression is that the C9-A1 is a reliable and accurate compact pistol.

This review of the Steyr M9 A1 highlights it as a 'forgotten gem' offering unique features at a competitive price point ($400-$450 street price). The speaker, demonstrating high authority, details its design history by Wilhelm Bubits, praises its 5lb trigger with short reset, and covers its ergonomics, trapezoidal sights, and field stripping process. While generally accurate and manageable on the range, a minor failure-to-eject malfunction was noted over 100 rounds.

This comprehensive review of the Steyr L9-A1 9mm longslide handgun, presented by Mrgunsngear, offers an expert-level analysis. The video details the pistol's unique trapezoidal sights, low bore axis, and internal safeties, including a step-by-step field stripping guide. It provides objective insights into trigger performance, ergonomics, and comparisons with industry benchmarks like the Glock 17 and Walther PPQ, making it a valuable resource for potential buyers and firearm enthusiasts.