Videos tagged with Trigger Improvement

This review provides an in-depth analysis of the Glock 17 Gen 6, highlighting its ergonomic improvements and shooting performance. The speaker, with a high level of authority derived from extensive experience including competitive shooting, details generational changes and compares the Gen 6 to other major platforms. Key takeaways include the natural pointing characteristics due to the revised grip, optimized texture, and improved controls, making it a strong contender in the modern handgun market.

Ben Stoeger provides an expert overview of what is presented as the Glock Gen 6, including a detailed field strip and analysis of its features. He highlights ergonomic improvements like enhanced stippling and a gas pedal, along with internal changes such as a dual recoil spring assembly. Stoeger, a professional competitive shooter, assesses the pistol's performance, noting reduced recoil and improved tracking compared to previous generations.

This review of the Ruger LCP Max focuses on its positive attributes, contrasting it with the LC9's trigger. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, highlights the LCP Max's improved trigger, decent capacity for its size, and better sights. While the integrated laser is noted as a potential drawback, it's also recognized for its psychological deterrent effect on specific demographics.

This video details a practice session involving shooting two different calibers (.40 S&W and 9mm) in the same training session, highlighting the process of converting a Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 between calibers by swapping barrels and recoil springs. The instructor notes the recoil difference between the calibers and the impact of ammunition type on perceived recoil, while also discussing grip ergonomics and trigger performance.

This review of the S&W M&P Shield X Performance Center Carry Comp highlights its features like a single-port compensator, optics-ready slide, and impressive 13+1/15+1 capacity. While offering reduced recoil and a flat-shooting profile, the review notes potential accuracy issues stemming from a gritty trigger and critiques the grip's lack of side texture. It's positioned as a concealed carry option prioritizing capacity over ultimate shootability.

This review of the Smith & Wesson CSX-E highlights its improvements over the original CSX, focusing on an enhanced trigger, better grip texture, and an optics cut. While the CSX-E offers more capacity and a more refined feel, the reviewer notes the trigger remains heavy (over 7 lbs) and has a unique, somewhat difficult-to-master mechanism. The improved grip texture is beneficial but still leaves areas prone to slippage. The firearm is compared unfavorably in shooting performance to the Kimber CDS9 Classic, primarily due to trigger and grip differences, though the CSX-E is considered a significant step up from its predecessor.

This video from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop demonstrates a DIY method to improve a factory Glock trigger. The process involves polishing the trigger bar and connector to reduce friction and modifying the trigger safety to prevent finger irritation during shooting. These modifications aim to provide a smoother and more comfortable shooting experience without compromising the firearm's safety.

This review of the Girsan 2311 S Match X highlights significant improvements over the original 2311 model. The Match X addresses previous issues with optic mounting and an overly heavy trigger pull, offering a more refined shooting experience. The presenter emphasizes its competitive value, particularly due to integrated features like compensators.

This review focuses on the Girsan 2311 Match X, highlighting significant improvements over the original 2311. The reviewer notes corrections in optic mounting and trigger pull, which were key issues in the previous model. The video suggests the Match X addresses these shortcomings, making it a more competitive option in the double-stack 1911 market.

This review of the Kimber CDS9 Classic focuses on its value proposition as a more affordable version of the original CDS9. The reviewer, Brett from Nightwood Guns, details the features removed to lower the cost, such as front strap checkering, G10 grips, and the accessory rail. He discusses the gun's performance, including a necessary break-in period for reliability and trigger improvement, and highlights its 2011-inspired design and compact size for concealed carry.

This review by Hickok45 focuses on the Smith & Wesson CSX E-Series, a micro 9mm pistol. He highlights significant improvements over the original model, particularly an optics-ready slide, enhanced grip, and a much-improved trigger reset. The demonstration on an outdoor range suggests the pistol performs well, addressing previous trigger concerns and offering a positive shooting experience.

This comprehensive review of the Ruger RXM, based on a rigorous 6,000-round test, highlights its strong compatibility with the Gen 3 Glock ecosystem and its improved ergonomics. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, details its performance with various accessories, including the Radian Ramjet compensator, and offers practical advice on trigger enhancement. The RXM is presented as a highly modular and capable option for everyday carry and training.