Videos tagged with Trigger Guard Modification

This video details the Fitz Special, a custom modification of a 1920 Colt Police Positive revolver. The key modifications include cutting out the front of the trigger guard for easier access and bobbing the hammer for double-action-only operation. The presenter highlights these changes enhance usability for close-range and one-handed shooting, while also offering a safety benefit against finger injury if the gun is grabbed.

This video explores the practicality and safety of carrying a Fitz Special, a modified revolver with a cut-away trigger guard. The speaker, an experienced firearms enthusiast, demonstrates that while the heavy double-action trigger pull mitigates some risks, the design demands significant caution, especially during reholstering. He concludes it's not ideal for modern everyday carry.

This video details the custom modifications made to a Smith & Wesson Model 59 by Devel, transforming it into a compact 'hide-out' or backup gun. Key alterations include a chopped grip, a shortened barrel, lightning cuts for weight reduction, a modified trigger guard with a hook and relief cut, a bobbed hammer, and a finger extension for improved handling. These modifications were aimed at professionals, particularly law enforcement, seeking a smaller, more concealable firearm with full power.

This guide details the process of changing the grip module on an STI 2011 Staccato P pistol. The presenter demonstrates how to disassemble the old grip module, transfer internal components like the mainspring housing and trigger, and install a new grip module to achieve a two-tone aesthetic. The process is compared to working on a standard 1911, highlighting the similarities and minor differences.

This guide details the deployment technique for the Full Conceal folding Glock, as demonstrated by Trey from Full Conceal. It covers drawing the weapon from a pocket in its folded state, unfolding it for firing, and highlights the integrated safety features that prevent discharge while folded. The demonstration emphasizes a rapid deployment time of approximately 2.5 seconds, making it a unique option for concealed carry.

This video details economical modifications for a Glock 19 Gen 4, focusing on enhancing functionality and aesthetics. Key upgrades include forward cocking serrations, a trigger guard modification for improved usability with gloves or larger fingers, and a Cerakote refinish in graphite black. The presenter highlights that these services can be bundled for around $300, offering a cost-effective way to customize a Glock for everyday carry.

This video provides an in-depth look at the reintroduction of the Colt Cobra series revolver, showcased at SHOT Show 2017. Mark from Competition discusses the redesign, highlighting its all-stainless steel construction, six-shot capacity, and significant ergonomic and functional improvements over previous models. Key features include an enlarged trigger guard for gloved hands, a straightened trigger for perceived lighter pull, and an easily interchangeable fiber optic front sight system.

This video details two common modifications for the Beretta 92 platform by Wilson Combat. The first addresses the factory trigger guard, reshaping it to a more aesthetically pleasing and functional rounded contour. The second focuses on applying Wilson Combat's durable Armor-Tough finish, highlighting its improved abrasion resistance over the original polymer finish and showcasing available color options like burnt bronze.

This video details a custom Glock 17 build featuring a Midnight Bronze Cerakote finish on the slide and frame, along with aggressive waffle stippling for enhanced grip. Modifications include a reprofiled grip, a thinned trigger guard, and front cocking serrations. The build also incorporates Trijicon HD night sights.

This video details a comprehensive custom modification of a Glock 21 Gen 4. The process includes a full grip reduction, removal of finger grooves, application of waffle stippling for enhanced grip, and a unique, thin sweep under the trigger guard. The firearm's controls, slide, and barrel (excluding the barrel itself) are finished in a Midnight Bronze Cerakote. A distinctive spike-like feature is incorporated into the front of the trigger guard, serving as a potential improvised impact device.

This guide details how to customize polymer handguns, primarily Glocks, for improved grip and control through stippling and ergonomic modifications. It emphasizes safety, starting with external enhancements like stippling the front and back straps, high-cutting the trigger guard, and carefully removing factory texturing. The advice is practical for both range use and concealed carry, with a strong caution against internal modifications without professional help.