Videos tagged with Trigger Assessment

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 expert review of the Kel-Tec P50 (PR5.7) by Boondock Ballistician highlights significant reliability issues, including failures to extract and chamber, over 700 rounds. The assessment details problems with the stripper clip loading mechanism and a crooked front sight post. Despite consistent primer strikes, the firearm is deemed not worth its $300-$400 price point due to abysmal performance.

This video provides a detailed tabletop preview of the Derya TM22 Flash 18, a .22 LR rifle from Turkey. Expert insights cover its AR-style aesthetics, unique magazine feeding mechanism for rimmed cartridges, and practical features like an 18-inch threaded barrel and M-LOK handguard. The review, presented with high authority by Graham Baates, also examines controls, sights, stock adjustability, and trigger feel, offering a comprehensive look for potential buyers.

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 video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Compact, comparing it favorably to the Glock platform. The presenter highlights the aggressive grip texture, optics-ready slide, suppressor height sights, and a surprisingly good trigger out of the box. Initial live-fire impressions suggest good accuracy and a positive shooting experience, setting the stage for a high-round count 'burn down' series.

This guide details the setup and range testing of the CZ P10C factory ported pistol. It covers optic mounting, initial accuracy assessment, extensive reliability testing in extreme conditions, magazine performance evaluation, and long-distance shooting characteristics. The expert instruction highlights potential issues like optic mounting and unique ballistic behavior at distance, offering practical insights for firearm owners.

This video provides a critical review of three firearm triggers deemed 'trash' by the host, Civilian Tactical. The PSA Dagger, KelTec P3AT, and Steyr AUG are examined for their trigger characteristics, with the bullpup Steyr AUG's trigger being highlighted as particularly problematic due to its design. The host, an experienced shooter, offers practical insights into trigger feel and its impact on firearm performance.

Colion Noir provides an expert review of the Ruger Mini-14 Tactical, highlighting its unique personality and fun factor compared to the AR-15. He details its 'parts bin tactical' aesthetic, historical 'A-Team' fame, and practical features like the side-folding stock for mobility. Noir analyzes its vertical recoil, trigger mechanics, and ergonomics, concluding it's an exceptionally fun rifle despite its quirks, especially for those with a nostalgic connection.

This review of the Ruger RxM, a Glock 19 Gen 3 clone, highlights its chassis-based design, superior grip texture compared to OEM Glock, and competitive price point around $350-$375. While offering modularity and good reliability over 300 rounds with various ammunition, its trigger is noted as a significant drawback, being less precise and slower than a Glock's. The reviewer, David, an experienced shooter, finds it a strong contender in the budget concealed carry market, though it doesn't 'out-Glock' a Glock.

This review of the HK VP9 highlights its lightweight feel for a full-size pistol and its German-made, polymer-framed construction. The reviewer notes the trigger's spongy feel, comparing it to SIG Sauer triggers, and discusses the paddle-style magazine release as a unique feature. While acknowledging its accuracy and reliability, the reviewer finds the trigger less than ideal for personal preference, though the finger grooves are praised for improving grip confidence.

This review of the Smith and Wesson Sport 3 highlights its value as a budget-friendly, reliable rifle, particularly for new shooters. The instructor, drawing on law enforcement experience, demonstrates practical shooting techniques like the low-ready position and assesses the rifle's performance, including its trigger and recoil characteristics. The video provides insights into accessory choices and potential future modifications.

This review of the Canik Mete MC9LS 9mm by hickok45, a highly respected firearm reviewer, covers its performance on the range, including accuracy at various distances and reliability with hollow-point ammunition. The video highlights its value proposition against competitors like Glock and discusses its ergonomics and trigger characteristics.