Videos tagged with Trigger Jobs

This video provides an expert-level comparison between two high-end 9mm handguns: a CZ Customs CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow and a Springfield Prodigy. The reviewer, demonstrating high authority and technical expertise, details custom modifications on both, including trigger work, porting, and grip enhancements. Ultimately, the reviewer expresses a personal preference for the CZ Customs build due to its perceived advantages in recoil mitigation and handling, despite the Prodigy's impressive features.

This video explores the viability of a career in gunsmithing, emphasizing that formal education is a good starting point but not a guarantee of success. It highlights the importance of practical experience, continuous learning, and delivering quality work. The discussion covers various aspects of the profession, including the types of services offered, potential earnings, and the critical role of customer satisfaction and reputation building in the gunsmithing industry.

Effective January 31, 2020, Orange County CCW permit holders can make modifications to their listed firearms, provided these modifications are legal in California. This includes adding red dot optics, porting barrels, custom finishes like Seracote, and performing trigger jobs. However, magazine capacity remains capped at 10 rounds for CCW purposes. Spouses and domestic partners can now share firearms on their respective CCW permits, allowing one to qualify with and carry a firearm legally registered to the other.

This episode of Iraqveteran8888's Mail Call series addresses viewer questions on a variety of firearms topics. Topics include recommendations for firearms and ammunition legal in California, advice on restoring antique 1911 pistols, comparisons between striker-fired pistols like Glock and Smith & Wesson M&P, and discussions on rifle stock styles and the safety of shooting cast iron targets. The hosts also touch upon the potential for civil unrest and answer a question about a specific Glock trigger modification.