Videos tagged with Trigger Stop

This video compares an older Smith & Wesson Model 66-1 with a newer Model 66.8, evaluating design differences in areas like trigger stops, sights, firing pins, cylinders, barrels, and overall fit and finish. The analysis concludes that while older models may have superior aesthetic finishing, newer designs offer functional improvements in areas such as reliability and modularity, making them better overall firearms.

This video provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to installing the GS Fast Trigger assembly on Glock Gen 5 firearms. It covers the disassembly of both the slide and frame, replacement of key internal components like the striker spring and safety plunger spring, and the reassembly process. The guide details the differences between the carry and competition versions of the trigger kit, highlighting features like the NP3 coated trigger bar, adjustable trigger stop, and various spring options.

This expert review by sootch00 compares the Canik TP9SF Elite and Elite-S, highlighting the Elite-S's unique trigger stop lever. The review details the evolution of the Canik TP9 series, the functionality and utility of the trigger stop as an external safety, and praises the pistols' excellent trigger quality and value. Accuracy testing demonstrates impressive performance, making both models strong contenders in their price range.

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 686, a 7-shot .357 Magnum revolver. It highlights its suitability as a carry gun, featuring a 2.5-inch barrel, stainless steel construction, and a performance-tuned action with a smooth double-action trigger. The revolver is cut for moon clips, facilitating speed loading, and includes an over-travel stop on the trigger.

This guide details advanced customization techniques for Smith & Wesson Performance Center revolvers, as explained by expert Roy Huntington. It covers precision gunsmithing processes like cylinder chamfering, barrel crowning, trigger stop installation, and the application of the Black T finish, all aimed at enhancing accuracy, reliability, and aesthetics. The instruction emphasizes meticulous attention to detail and precise measurements for optimal firearm performance.