Videos tagged with Trigger Quality

The Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0FC is presented as an ideal full-size grip, compact slide pistol for both Everyday Carry (EDC) and duty use. It excels out-of-the-box with a modular chassis system, excellent ergonomics, ambidextrous controls, and a high-quality trigger. The pistol demonstrates reliable performance over 10,000 rounds, with a unique recoil impulse that is manageable. Expert insights highlight its value and suitability for serious users.

The Yankee Marshal clarifies that while modern Smith & Wesson and Colt revolvers are equally reliable (around 99%), the perception of S&W's superiority stems from historical design differences. Older Colt Pythons, based on .38 Special frames, struggled with the pressures of .357 Magnum, whereas many S&W models were designed for it from the outset. Modern Pythons are robust, but S&W often offers advantages in capacity and price.

TheYankeeMarshal, an expert firearms instructor, discusses whether the S&W 386 Night Guard would replace other revolvers in his collection for carry or range use. He concludes that for light carry, the 360 PD is preferred, while for larger revolvers, an 8-12 ounce weight difference is negligible with proper gear. The Colt Python is favored for carry due to its superior trigger.

This review of the Nighthawk DS9, presented by an experienced firearms instructor, highlights its aesthetic appeal, accuracy potential, and tactical features. While praising its trigger quality and balanced feel, the instructor notes a preference for a larger safety lever. The DS9 is deemed a viable contender against other high-end custom pistols like the Atlas, offering a more tactical-friendly package with its Picatinny rail.

This video highlights the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield .45 ACP as an often overlooked but highly capable option for everyday carry (EDC). The presenter emphasizes its suitability for states with magazine capacity restrictions, praising its comfortable ergonomics, lightweight design, and a notably good trigger feel. A brief firing demonstration underscores its practical performance.

This review highlights the Kimber Micro 380 as a top contender in the pocket pistol market, praising its American-made quality, metal trigger, and excellent trigger break. The reviewer, an experienced Kimber owner, addresses past reliability concerns, attributing them to former management and asserting current Kimber products are highly reliable. Comparisons are made to other popular pocket pistols like the Sig P238 and Springfield 911, with particular attention paid to trigger feel and magazine compatibility.

This video reviews five top non-Glock striker-fired pistols, highlighting their unique features and advantages. Experts Kaya and Jason discuss the Springfield Armory Echelon's modularity, the Sig Sauer P320's military adoption and the P365 X-Macro's concealed carry innovation, CZ's P-10 series for its value and ergonomics, Smith & Wesson's M&P series for duty-ready reliability, and the Walther PDP as the top pick for its superior craftsmanship and trigger. Honorable mentions include the H&K VP9 and FN 509.

This video details the break-in experience of a Kahr CT380 pistol after approximately 250-300 rounds. The presenter notes that the firearm began running flawlessly after this period, with perfect springs and very little recoil. The trigger is also described as perfect. A slide stop issue was attributed to shooter error and resolved once the gun was broken in.

This expert-level review compares the Smith & Wesson CSX E-Series and the Kimber CDS9 Classic 9mm pistols. The Kimber CDS9 Classic is highly rated for its 100% reliability and superior factory trigger, while the CSX E-Series offers better texturing and comes with a wider range of magazine options. Both are presented as strong contenders for concealed carry, with the Kimber edging out the S&W in overall performance and feel straight out of the box.

This video presents a curated list of the top five hammer-fired pistols, featuring a mix of polymer and metal-framed options. The host, demonstrating high expertise, highlights specific models like the Wilson Combat SFX9 for its craftsmanship and recoil control, and the Fusion XP Pro for its budget-friendly 1911 features. The Bul Armory SAS II Ultralight is noted for its compact size and excellent trigger, while the CZ Shadow 2 Compact impresses with its ergonomics and DA/SA action. The Springfield Armory Ronin 3" rounds out the list with its classic aesthetics and concealability. Honorable mentions include HK and Sig Sauer, with the host emphasizing personal ergonomic preferences.

Nick Young provides an expert-level review of the Zermatt Arms Waltz 9, placing it in a custom tier comparable to Atlas and Nighthawk, far above production guns. He highlights its exceptionally smooth action, a 'crazy good' trigger with minimal travel, and remarkable recoil control, especially on the compensated model, likening its performance to a 'bullet hose.' The pistol exhibits virtually no learning curve, allowing immediate high-level marksmanship, and is positioned as a 'Bugatti' in the market, justifying its sub-$5,000 MSRP.

Dustin from Guns of the West provides an honest review of the Kimber Custom LW Liberty, a lightweight .45 ACP 1911 pistol purchased for his 45th birthday. He highlights its out-of-the-box performance, praising its accuracy and trigger quality during initial range testing. The review covers loading, magazine reliability, and overall satisfaction with the firearm.