Videos tagged with Trigger Pin Walking

This video provides an expert-level analysis of a modified PSA Dagger capable of full-auto fire, featuring insights from a knowledgeable firearms instructor. The host details the process of testing the firearm's performance under high rates of fire, including burst control, one-handed firing, and accuracy assessments. Crucially, the video highlights a common mechanical issue, 'pin walking,' observed after extensive use, and emphasizes strict adherence to legal compliance regarding NFA regulations for machine guns.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory Dagger 9, conducted by Hop of TFB TV, highlights its budget-friendly nature and Glock 19 compatibility. While offering improved ergonomics over a stock Glock and a $300 price point, significant issues were found. The trigger pin walking out of the frame after approximately 100 rounds is a critical reliability concern, and the lack of universal holster compatibility with common brands like Safariland and T-Rex Arms limits its practical application.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory Dagger, a Glock 19 Gen 3 clone, highlights its competitive pricing and improved ergonomics. However, it identifies critical issues such as a trigger pin walking out during firing and compatibility problems with standard Glock holsters. The reviewer, a USPSA competitive shooter with deep knowledge of Glock internals, provides an objective assessment of its value and potential drawbacks for consumers.

This video provides an expert-level review and comparison of the Glock G19X, G19 Gen 5, and G17 Gen 4, drawing on 30 years of shooting experience. The G19X, originally a contender for the US Military's Modular Handgun System trials, is analyzed for its hybrid design (G17 grip, G19 slide) and its performance characteristics. The reviewer highlights the G19X's superior recoil management and faster target reacquisition compared to the G19 and G17, making it a strong recommendation for duty or 'go-to-war' scenarios, while acknowledging the G19's advantage for concealed carry.