Videos tagged with Trigger Assessment

The GForce Rapture GF9 is presented as a budget-friendly micro-compact 9mm pistol designed to rival the Springfield Hellcat. It features a 3.25-inch barrel, fiber optic sights, aggressive slide serrations, and an RMSc-pattern optics cut. The grip texture is noted as excellent, and it comes with a 12-round magazine. However, potential buyers should be aware of a possible break-in period for reliability and inconsistent Quality Control, particularly concerning trigger smoothness.

This guide provides an expert assessment of the Glock Gen 6 pistol, focusing on grip feel, texture, and trigger characteristics compared to the Gen 5. Instruction from a professional competitive shooter highlights subtle differences in grip size and trigger break, offering practical advice for shooters considering an upgrade. The analysis also touches on recoil impulse and its impact on shooting dynamics.

This review of the Kimber 2K11 Pro Comp highlights its potential as a high-value 2011 platform, especially the 4.25-inch compensated variant. The presenter, an experienced shooter, notes its impressive accuracy, effective compensator, and comfortable ergonomics, particularly the grip texture and trigger. While acknowledging potential durability questions compared to higher-end models, the price point is considered a significant advantage.

This review of the Sig Sauer P320 Subcompact in .40 S&W highlights its performance during live fire and dry fire exercises. The instructor notes a peculiar trigger feel, characterized by a double-click during dry fire, while also acknowledging the pistol as a smooth and accurate shooter, comparable to the P365. The assessment includes live fire at steel targets and observations on the firearm's handling.

This video provides an expert-level assessment of Q Rifles' Honey Badger and Sugar Weasel platforms by Joel Park. He offers detailed, objective feedback on their performance, ergonomics, and unique features, including comparisons to other high-end AR platforms. Park highlights specific design elements like the gas system, trigger, and shell deflector, providing nuanced insights valuable for experienced shooters considering these niche firearms.

This review of the MAC 9 DS-D COMP by Classic Firearms highlights its exceptional value as an affordable 2011 platform, priced under $1000. The presenters, Kaya and Jason, demonstrate its performance at the range, discussing features like the integrated compensator, Agency Arms AOS optics system, and magazine compatibility with Tisas, Check-Mate, and Prodigy magazines. They praise its flat shooting characteristics and crisp trigger pull, making it a compelling alternative to higher-priced competitors like Staccato.

This review of the Shadow Systems XR920P highlights its effectiveness as a factory-compensated pistol designed to rival or surpass Glock 17 performance. The reviewer, demonstrating high expertise in firearms, details the pistol's recoil-reducing compensator, ergonomic features, and trigger quality. It's presented as a high-value alternative to custom builds or other premium compensated handguns.

This review of the Ruger Security-380 highlights its impressive performance, exceeding expectations with low recoil and excellent ergonomics, making it comparable to higher-caliber firearms. The instructor, demonstrating significant expertise, praises its factory sights, trigger characteristics, and the versatility of its magazine options. The firearm ran 100% flawlessly during the test, earning a top rating for its suitability as a carry gun.

This expert review of the Springfield Emissary 1911, presented by Mike from Hunt Fish Shoot, highlights its exceptional value and performance, rivaling custom pistols. The guide details accuracy testing at 10 and 25 yards, demonstrating its 'tack driver' capabilities. It also covers the firearm's features, including its aggressive grip, advanced sighting system, and flat-faced trigger, concluding it's a top-tier defensive 1911 for its price point.

This comprehensive review of the Springfield Armory XDM Elite OSP, based on over 1,000 rounds, highlights its 22+1 capacity and OSP system for optics. The host, demonstrating high expertise, notes typical wear on the polymer magwell and suggests improvements like an aluminum trigger shoe for reduced flex. The pistol is considered a fair value at its $650 MSRP, especially with included optics plates and suppressor height sights.

Colion Noir provides an in-depth first-look review of the Ruger-57, highlighting its slim grip, ambidextrous safety, and unique slide design. He emphasizes the 5.7x28mm caliber's low recoil and flat trajectory, making follow-up shots exceptionally easy. The review also covers the 20-round magazine capacity and a critical price point that significantly undercuts its main competitor, the FN Five-seven.

The Generation 5 Glock 26 in 9mm is reviewed as a top-tier concealed carry option. Key features include its US production, improved Gen 5 ergonomics with an ambidextrous slide release, the enhanced Glock Marksman Barrel, and the durable nDLC slide finish. While factory sights are a drawback, its proven reliability and extensive magazine compatibility ecosystem solidify its position in the market.