Videos tagged with Trigger Issues

This video details a frustrating experience with a Kel-Tec P15 Metal pistol that exhibited significant malfunctions, including trigger slippage and magazine follower issues, even after being returned to the manufacturer for service. The reviewer encountered repeated trigger failures and a complete stoppage, leading to the decision to send the firearm back to Kel-Tec a second time. The video highlights potential manufacturing defects and poor customer service outcomes.

This video from CF Clips discusses a potential issue with the SIG Sauer MPX firearm and its compatibility with FRT (Forced Reset Trigger) triggers. The core problem identified is the MPX's heavy bolt, which can reportedly damage or break FRT triggers due to the force of the bolt carrier group impacting the hammer. This insight comes from direct communication with FRT manufacturers, who have confirmed the MPX's harshness on their triggers.

This review from SPN Firearms, presented by an experienced individual, details critical safety concerns with the Caracal C pistol, including slide explosions and accidental discharges, deeming it potentially worse than the Sig Sauer P320's past issues. The video contrasts the Caracal C's significant flaws with the ergonomics and design of the Steyr M9-A2 MF and briefly mentions the Glock 19 with Grit Grips. It emphasizes that while the Caracal C has some positive design elements, its safety failures make it a dangerous firearm.

This expert-level review from Line 45 details seven handguns that can become hidden time bombs due to wear and design flaws. It covers specific issues like the Sig Sauer P320's drop safety recall, Springfield Armory XD/XDS linkage wear, Taurus Millennium Pro trigger problems, Kimber aluminum frame sensitivity, Glock Gen 2/3 frame cracks, Remington R51 feed issues, and FN FNS striker breakages. The video emphasizes the importance of regular inspections and avoiding reliance on time alone for firearm safety.

This comprehensive review from Brass Facts details a 4-year, 6,500-round evaluation of the B&T TP9. Despite initial interest in the PDW platform, the speaker concludes the TP9 is not recommended for serious use due to significant reliability issues, including trigger malfunctions, suppressor baffle strikes, and internal component failures. While B&T customer service is praised, the platform's inherent design flaws lead to a negative overall assessment.

This live stream from SPN Firearms covers a wide range of firearm topics, focusing on everyday carry (EDC) considerations, firearm reliability, and personal opinions on various models. The host discusses his experience with a problematic Sig Sauer P320 in .40 S&W, the nuances of Glock generations, and the importance of proper holster selection for concealed carry. He also touches on ammunition performance, the Ruger RXM, and the Springfield Hellcat, offering practical advice for firearm owners.

This review of the Hi-Point HP-15 AR-15 style carbine highlights significant initial reliability issues, including failures to feed and weak ejection, requiring an extensive break-in period. Despite these problems, the rifle demonstrated surprising accuracy at distances up to 350 yards once it began to cycle more consistently. The reviewer, an established firearm expert, ultimately found it difficult to recommend due to persistent malfunctions and issues like walking trigger pins, comparing it unfavorably to other budget AR-15s.

This video discusses a specific malfunction with a Sig Sauer P365 X Macro, where the firearm exhibits a 'dead trigger' and requires a forward shake of the slide to fire. The speaker draws parallels to previous issues with Sig firearms, highlighting concerns about trigger reliability and accidental discharges.

This video from SPN Firearms discusses firearms the presenter does not trust with his life, emphasizing that this is based on personal experience and not a universal condemnation of the models. He highlights issues ranging from accuracy and build quality to reliability problems like dead triggers, failures to feed/eject/extract, and blowback. The presenter stresses that price is not a factor and that even popular models can have significant issues, particularly at higher round counts.

This comprehensive review of the ZRO Delta FKS-9 pistol highlights significant issues encountered by the reviewer, including a problematic trigger with excessive creep and a tendency to pull the slide back, as well as the 'brass to face' ejection problem. While some issues were addressed with aftermarket parts, the overall experience led to a negative recommendation due to persistent quality control and fitment concerns, especially given the price point.

This video discusses potential issues with a 2011-style pistol, focusing on a sticking plunger and trigger feel. The speakers note that lubrication and a break-in period can help resolve some problems. They compare the 2011 platform to Glocks, highlighting differences in trigger weight, safeties, and overall operation, suggesting that user preference and familiarity play a significant role in firearm choice.

This in-depth review details a challenging journey with the Combat Armory CA19 pistol, initially plagued by full-auto malfunctions and subsequent failure-to-extract issues. After extensive troubleshooting and customer service interactions involving multiple component replacements, the pistol was eventually made to run reliably. The review highlights the pistol's budget-friendly price point and Glock compatibility but criticizes the lack of a thumb ledge on the frame, a design flaw the manufacturer reportedly acknowledges.