Videos tagged with Trigger Design

This video provides an expert-level review of the Zermatt Arms Waltz 9 pistol from the perspective of competitive shooter Ben Stoeger. Stoeger, an authority in competitive shooting, details the pistol's unique roller bearing action, which contributes to a 'soft and flat' shooting experience without being sluggish. He compares it to other high-end competition pistols like the Atlas Titan and Athena, discussing preferred characteristics for fast follow-up shots and overall performance in competition. The review delves into trigger design, balance, and the pistol's potential as a serious competition tool rather than a novelty.

This comprehensive guide compares the new (2020+) Colt Python revolvers with older models, detailing changes in front sight attachment, barrel crown, vent ribs, trigger face, side plate design, hammer shape, safety mechanisms (hammer block vs. transfer bar), cylinder star cut, cylinder lock button, firing pin design, cylinder stop, metallurgy, top strap thickness, mainspring shape, and rebound lever attachment. The expert concludes that while some aesthetic preferences may vary, the new Pythons are mechanically as good as, if not slightly better than, the older models due to advancements in materials and manufacturing.

This video critically analyzes the new Glock Gen 6, arguing it heavily copies the Ruger RXM's design elements. The presenter highlights perceived downgrades in the Glock, such as plastic sights and an ambidextrous slide release, contrasting them with the RXM's metal sights and integrated features. The video suggests Glock's innovations are derivative and potentially inferior, especially considering the price point.

This video analyzes leaked images of the purported Glock Gen 6 pistol, discussing potential design changes like an aggressive undercut, flared magwell, new grip texture, and flat-faced trigger. The presenters debate the authenticity of the images, suggesting they may be from Shot Show design mockups, and speculate on the release timeline and modular grip options.

This YouTube video centers on a discussion about a new trigger design for firearms. While the specific firearm family or model isn't mentioned in the title or description, the focus is clearly on the mechanical innovation of a trigger. The video invites viewer opinions, suggesting it's likely aimed at enthusiasts interested in firearm modifications, gunsmithing, or product reviews related to firearm components.

This entry details the unique features of the Daniel Defense H9 pistol, focusing on its trigger mechanism and low bore axis design. John Lovell, founder of Warrior Poet Society, highlights how these features aim to reduce muzzle flip and felt recoil, enhancing shooting performance. The guide provides insights into understanding and utilizing these design elements for improved shooting technique.

This video provides a visual comparison between older and newer production models of the Taurus GX4 pistol, focusing on observable differences. The presenter, identified as a firearms enthusiast and reviewer, highlights specific changes, particularly in the trigger design. The content is informative for those interested in the evolution of this firearm model.

This video from God Family and Guns critically examines the Glock pistol, highlighting its popularity but also its significant return rates post-2020. The instructor, possessing high authority and expertise, explains that many new owners misunderstand striker-fired actions and the implications of lacking a manual safety, leading to safety concerns and returns. The advice is to research thoroughly before purchasing, rather than blindly following trends.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365, presented by an expert from Nightwood Guns, highlights its strengths as a micro-compact carry pistol, including its slim profile, capacity, and features. However, it critically addresses potential failure points, particularly concerning ammunition compatibility and quality control issues with specific manufacturing dates. The expert strongly emphasizes the necessity of testing self-defense ammunition with your carry firearm to ensure reliability in critical situations.

This expert analysis, presented by TheYankeeMarshal, delves into the internal mechanisms of the new Colt Python revolvers to diagnose reported failures. The speaker, an experienced gunsmith and reviewer, identifies a redesigned 'hand' component, likely made from cast/MIM materials with a sharp, thin profile, as the root cause of cylinder rotation failures, especially when the firearm is short-stroked. The video compares new and old Python internals, highlighting improvements in other areas like the hammer stirrup and rebound lever, but concludes the hand's design and material are the critical weak points.

The Yankee Marshal debunks the myth that new Colt Pythons are inferior due to not being hand-fit. He explains that modern CNC machining offers superior precision and interchangeability compared to historical hand-fitting, which was a necessity due to less precise manufacturing. While acknowledging the smoothness of vintage Colts, he argues modern designs like those in the King Cobra and Cobra are more durable and practical for carry, and that hand-fitting today would be prohibitively expensive without functional benefit.

The Yankee Marshal explains his controversial stance on firearms, particularly his decision to sell Glocks. He emphasizes that his reviews are independent and not influenced by sponsorships, offering honest critiques based on his extensive experience. He views Glocks as excellent duty weapons but not suitable for his personal collection if not carried, contrasting them with his preference for unique firearms like the Chiappa Rhino.