Videos tagged with Trigger Pull Analysis

This review of the Military Armament Corporation DS 9, a Turkish-made 2011-style pistol, highlights its promising features on paper, such as tool steel parts and an optic-ready slide. However, the reviewer, an experienced firearms instructor, details significant reliability issues encountered during testing, including stovepipes, failures to feed, and light strikes. While acknowledging the gun's potential for its price point (under $900), the review concludes that its execution falls short of higher-end competitors like Staccato, suggesting potential fixes like a lighter recoil spring.

The Springfield Armory Hellcat PRO offers a larger grip and 15-round capacity, addressing key limitations of the original Hellcat for concealed carry. While generally reliable and well-featured with an optics-ready slide and Picatinny rail, a common ergonomic issue arises with a high thumbs-forward grip causing unintentional slide lock release. The review highlights this as a training adjustment rather than a mechanical fault, with the firearm performing well with various ammunition types. It's positioned as a strong contender in the compact CCW market, comparable to the Sig Sauer P365 XL but slightly smaller than a Glock 19.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus Performance Center highlights its enhanced capacity and features, including a new flat trigger and ported barrel. The expert analysis covers unboxing, external features, internal mechanics, and range performance, offering practical insights for potential buyers. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, provides a detailed breakdown of the trigger pull and compares it to industry competitors.

This comprehensive 1000-round follow-up review of the Sig P320 X-Full RXP, presented by a firearms instructor with significant experience, details a thorough inspection of wear and tear. The analysis covers the frame, slide, optic, internal FCU, barrel, and magazines, offering insights into the firearm's durability and reliability after extended use. The review also touches upon aftermarket grip module comparisons and trigger pull characteristics, concluding with a positive assessment of the X-Series platform's performance.

Legendary shooter Jerry Miculek, featured on Big Daddy Unlimited, details the critical role of dry fire in maintaining shooting skills when live range practice is limited. He emphasizes practicing draws from various positions, using tools like snap caps for revolvers, and performing calibration drills to build muscle memory. Miculek also highlights the importance of practicing reloads and suggests using training aids like shot timers and the Mantis X10 sensor for performance analysis. A strong safety reminder concludes the session, stressing the absolute necessity of ensuring firearms are unloaded during dry fire practice.

This review of the Standard Manufacturing S333 Thunderstruck revolver, chambered in .22 WMR, highlights its unique double-barrel design firing two shots per trigger pull. The firearm is assessed as a specialized close-range self-defense tool, emphasizing its 'get off me gun' role. While reliable and consistent, its limitations in accuracy at distance and challenging spent case ejection are noted.

This review of the Taurus Model 85 Ultra Lite .38 Special revolver by Mrgunsngear provides an expert assessment of its value as a budget-friendly concealed carry option. The analysis covers its lightweight aluminum frame, grip ergonomics, trigger characteristics, and practical carry experience, concluding it's a solid bargain despite minor cosmetic imperfections typical of its price point.

TheFirearmGuy provides an in-depth, long-term ownership review of the CZ P07 Duty, highlighting its accuracy, reliability, and value. He demonstrates its practical performance with a trigger pull analysis and field stripping, emphasizing its ergonomic features like a low bore axis and high grip potential. The review showcases the firearm's suitability for various applications, from range practice to potential self-defense.