Videos tagged with Trigger Analysis

The Shadow Systems MR920P is a compensated 9mm pistol that offers significant recoil reduction, shooting flatter than the Glock 19 and Daniel Defense H9. It features a well-machined integrated compensator, aggressive grip, and a crisp trigger, making it a competitive option for concealed carry and self-defense at a price point around $1,100 street price.

This review of the iconic 9mm Luger P.08 pistol, featuring German WW2 service markings, highlights its unique toggle-lock action and historical significance. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, provides insights into its shooting ergonomics, trigger characteristics, and compares it to the Walther P38, its successor. The review includes accuracy testing and a discussion of its historical context.

The Springfield Armory Hellion is a bullpup rifle offering a 16-inch barrel in a compact package, featuring ambidextrous controls and a non-reciprocating charging handle. While its manual of arms differs from AR-15 platforms and the trigger has notable pre-travel, it delivers a soft recoil impulse and reliable performance. Accuracy testing yielded approximately 2 MOA with match-grade ammunition.

This review of the H&K MP5 .22 LR, presented by a former SWAT team member, highlights its accessibility as a trainer or range toy. The firearm features a 25-round magazine and familiar MP5 ergonomics, with the reviewed unit showcasing custom additions like a tail hook brace and a Primary Arms optic. While not a 'tack driver,' it demonstrates capable accuracy at 7 yards, though the trigger is described as 'squishy' with a slow reset. The reviewer concludes it's a high-fun, customizable option in the $400-$500 price range.

The Springfield Hellion, an import of the Croatian VHS-2, is a bullpup rifle praised for its combat reliability and accuracy, maintaining performance even when extremely hot. However, it features a notably long length of pull and a heavy, 9-pound trigger that experienced a reset malfunction after 1,000 rounds. While ambidextrous and compact, its ergonomics may not suit beginners.

This review of the Taurus GX4 highlights its surprisingly good feel and performance, challenging the brand's budget reputation. The pistol offers a comfortable grip, a crisp trigger with a defined break, and excellent fit and finish, comparable to higher-priced competitors like the Sig P365 and Springfield Hellcat. While it has a few minor drawbacks like a tool-assisted takedown and a slightly wider profile than the P365, its overall value proposition at around $400 makes it a compelling option in the micro-compact market.

The Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus is a significant upgrade to the popular Shield line, addressing the demand for higher capacity in micro-compacts. It offers 10+1 and 13+1 rounds of 9mm, a much-improved flat-faced trigger with a 5.5lb pull, and a more comfortable grip texture. Notably, it maintains compatibility with most original Shield holsters, making it a practical choice for concealed carry.

This video provides an expert-level test firing and accuracy assessment of the CZ P10-C 9mm pistol. Instructor Harold Cabunoc meticulously tests the firearm at 5, 10, and 20 meters, utilizing both supported and unsupported shooting positions. He offers detailed analysis of shot groups, compares the P10-C to a Glock 19 and his customized CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical, and critically evaluates the stock trigger's impact on accuracy, highlighting its challenges for precise shooting.

This comprehensive review of the Walther CCP M2 .380 by BERETTA9mmUSA highlights its impressive reliability, with zero malfunctions reported over 240 rounds. The gas-delayed blowback system significantly reduces felt recoil compared to competitors like the Ruger LCP and Glock 42. The review covers ergonomics, mechanical features like the fixed barrel and easy-to-rack slide, and provides a detailed trigger analysis, noting a long reset and a pull weight around 6.11 lbs. The presenter offers a high recommendation based on performance and value.

This review of the SIG Sauer P320 X-Compact, equipped with a SIG Romeo 1 Pro red dot, highlights its feature-rich design and improved ergonomics over the original P320. The host, an experienced firearms reviewer, details the pistol's construction, magazine capacity, and the transition to red dot optics, offering an honest assessment of its performance and features.

This review of the Sig Sauer SP2022 9mm by Buckeye Ballistics covers initial shooting impressions, sight analysis, trigger feel, and a demonstration of field stripping. The speaker notes the pistol's comfortable ergonomics and light trigger pull, while also discussing how ammunition weight affects point of impact and potential feeding issues with flat-nose rounds. The field strip process is shown to be straightforward, similar to a 1911 design.

The Taurus G2s is presented as a budget-friendly subcompact 9mm pistol, ideal for concealed carry. While offering good value at around $170, it experienced two stoppages attributed to a high thumbs-forward grip interfering with the slide stop. The trigger has a distinct prep, break, and reset, which is generally favorable despite some differing opinions. Overall, it's considered a strong contender in the budget handgun market.