Videos tagged with Trigger Safety

This expert-level entry debunks the myth that Glocks are unsuitable for beginners due to a lack of manual safety. It highlights the integrated trigger safety mechanism, demonstrating how it functions and why it provides adequate safety for new shooters. The Glock 19 is presented as a viable option for everyday carry and for individuals new to firearms.

This video delves into the safety of striker-fired handguns, specifically addressing common questions and criticisms surrounding the Sig Sauer P320. The creator explores trigger and striker safety mechanisms, compares the P320 to Glock pistols, and discusses how to replicate and test for potential safety disengagements and sear sticking issues. The content aims to provide clarity and answers regarding the perceived safety of striker-fired systems.

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons analyzes the SIG P320's ongoing issues, focusing on reputational damage rather than just mechanical flaws. He highlights that while lawsuits exist, few prove a specific defect, often centering on the lack of a trigger safety. The video contrasts the P320 with competitors like the Springfield Echelon and suggests SIG might benefit from phasing out the P320 in favor of the P365 line.

Colion Noir, an authoritative voice in firearm instruction, details the severe risks associated with carrying a firearm without a proper holster, as demonstrated by a viral podcast incident. He stresses that this 'brain dead' practice, especially with a round in the chamber, can lead to catastrophic consequences, including life-threatening leg injuries from femoral artery damage. The discussion highlights the importance of trigger protection and the availability of various holster types, including specialized pocket holsters, to ensure safe and effective concealed carry.

This short explains that the Sig Sauer M17-style pistol shown is actually a custom build using a P320 Fire Control Unit (FCU) and an M17 Caliber X-Change Kit. The frame lacks a manual safety cutout, and the build features a skeletonized gold trigger, offering a potentially improved trigger feel over a standard M17. The speaker humorously addresses comments about the missing safety.

This video discusses the Tyrant CNC IntelliFire Safety, a trigger blade safety option for the Sig Sauer P365 pistol. The creator emphasizes that this is a viable addition for those seeking an extra layer of safety for their firearm. The video aims to inform viewers about this new product, with parts provided by the manufacturer. The description also includes various affiliate links to recommended gear and the creator's social media platforms, highlighting their independence and focus on sharing information.

This review tests the MIMTAC Performance Trigger for drop safety, a critical concern for tactical and self-defense applications. The trigger assembly was subjected to multiple drops from various heights and angles onto a wooden surface. Results confirmed the trigger is drop safe, meaning it will not discharge accidentally under impact, maintaining its functionality after the tests.

This video focuses on trigger safety specifically for the Sig Sauer P365 pistol. The title suggests it might be a novel or first-of-its-kind approach to ensuring safe trigger manipulation with this popular firearm model. The content aims to educate viewers on best practices for handling the P365's trigger to prevent accidental discharges, likely covering fundamental safety principles and specific techniques relevant to this handgun.

This video discusses the dangerous consequences of a unique firearm design where the trigger is used to load a bullet. The Altor pistol's mechanism is highlighted, suggesting a significant safety risk. The content appears to be a cautionary explanation of a specific firearm's operation and potential for malfunction or accidental discharge.

This video provides a concise explanation of the three internal safeties of a Glock pistol: the trigger safety, firing pin safety, and drop safety. It details how each mechanism prevents accidental discharge by requiring specific actions, such as full trigger depression, to disengage. The content emphasizes that Glocks are safe when handled correctly due to these redundant internal safety features.

This video from GFG discusses why Glock pistols are the most returned firearms in the US, despite their quality. The high return rate is attributed to new gun owners, who often purchase Glocks based on recommendations without understanding the firearm's features, particularly its striker-fired trigger and lack of manual safety. The host emphasizes that returns stem from a mismatch in user preference and firearm design, not mechanical issues, and advises new owners to research thoroughly to find a handgun that best suits their individual needs and comfort level.

This video critically examines the Sig P320, highlighting its controversial reputation for accidental discharges since 2014, despite its ergonomic advantages over Glocks. The speaker expresses a lack of trust in the P320 due to these safety concerns, recommending the older, proven Sig Sauer P226 as a more reliable alternative. Visuals include CCTV footage of a discharge and live-fire demonstrations.