Videos tagged with Trigger Pull Gauge

This review of the Fusion Firearms XP Pro, presented by an experienced firearms reviewer, details its unique 2011-style construction utilizing affordable Glock magazines. The pistol features a durable Tenifer or Hard Chrome finish, a 4.25-inch barrel, and a crisp 3.1-pound trigger pull. While generally reliable with 9mm ammunition, some minor feeding issues were noted with specific brands. The XP Pro offers a compelling value proposition in the 2011 market.

This episode of "Tools of the Trade" by Gunblast.com showcases several products for firearm and outdoor enthusiasts. It features the Bear & Sons Cutlery "Bear Swipe® IV" Assisted Opening Tactical Knife, the Olight Baldr S BL Rail Mounted Light/Blue Laser Combo, the Ready Up Gear Digital Trigger Pull Gauge, and mentions Taurus® USA and Ruger® Firearms. The Olight promotion details are also provided.

This video introduces new products from Brownells, Lyman, and Swampfox Optics. It highlights Brownells RMRcc-Cut Slides for Glock 43, 43X, and 48 pistols, designed for seamless red dot integration. The Swampfox Blade 1x25mm prism sight is presented as an excellent alternative for those with astigmatism, featuring robust construction and motion sensing. Additionally, the Swampfox Patriot 4-16x44mm rifle scope is reviewed for its front focal plane reticle and 30mm tube. Finally, the practical and affordable Lyman Mechanical Trigger Pull Gauge is showcased as a valuable tool for rifle shooters.

This review of the Rock Island Armory M22 rifle in 22 TCM highlights its unique cartridge, offering impressive velocity and energy for its size. The rifle features a free-floated barrel, compatibility with high-capacity 1911 magazines, and demonstrates excellent accuracy. It's presented as a versatile option for varmint hunting, small game, and even self-defense, with a professional assessment of its performance and value.

This review of the Girsan Regard MC, a Turkish-made clone of the Beretta 92 imported by EAA, provides an expert-level assessment from Justin Opinion. The review details trigger pull weights (DA: ~10.6 lbs, SA: ~6.5 lbs), reliability with one stovepipe malfunction in 200 rounds, and accuracy at 11-12 yards. It highlights the pistol's value for its price point, despite minor ergonomic dislikes like finger grooves.

This video demonstrates the use of a rare Rock Island Arsenal USGI trigger pull gauge for the M16 rifle. The gauge, inspected in May 1995, is designed to measure the minimum trigger pull weight, specified as 5 pounds plus 1 ounce for the M16A1. The instructor highlights its rarity and provenance, likely from the Bill Rica collection, and provides a step-by-step guide on its proper application in a safe, unloaded environment.

This review provides an expert assessment of the Rock Island Armory EFS 1911, highlighting its impressive features for its price point. The speaker, demonstrating high authority with extensive 1911 experience, compares it favorably against higher-priced models like the Kimber Custom II, noting its standard G10 grips and metal mainspring housing. Key features like the Cerakote finish, skeletonized trigger, and combat sights are detailed, along with a measured trigger pull of 4.8-5 lbs with a short reset. The pistol is noted for its availability on the California handgun roster, making it a compelling option for value-conscious buyers.

This video provides a practical tutorial on how to measure firearm trigger pull using a trigger pull gauge. Steve Ostrem demonstrates the process, highlighting various types of gauges available, including electronic and mechanical scales with different weight capacities. The description also lists specific product codes for the gauges shown and directs viewers to a website for more information, suggesting a focus on gunsmithing or firearm maintenance tools.

This video features a review of the Lyman Electronic Trigger Pull Gauge. The reviewer highlights its affordability and accuracy in measuring trigger pull weights for various firearms, including rifles, shotguns, and pistols. The gauge is presented as a valuable tool for both shooting enthusiasts and gunsmiths. The description also notes that written permission was obtained for the use of music by Lauge & Baba Gnohm.