Videos tagged with Trijicon Night Sight

This video provides a first look at the new Heckler & Koch VP9A1K, a modernized, shorter variant of the VP9. Key updates include an optics-cut slide, a 4-inch hammer-forged barrel, a reduced grip size, a flared magazine well, and a nickel-boron treated trigger assembly for improved smoothness. The presenter notes that this specific model includes a Holosun SCS solar-charging optic but can also be purchased without it or with a tritium front sight.

This video details modifications performed on a Springfield Armory TRP full rail 1911. Key upgrades include V6 porting for recoil management, a graphite black Cerakote finish, and a custom trigger job featuring a Wilson Combat flat trigger for a single-stage feel with no take-up. The sights were also upgraded to a High Viz orange front sight and a Trijicon rear night sight with a Bomar-style adjustable configuration.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P340 J-frame revolver highlights its lightweight scandium alloy frame and stainless steel barrel liner, chambered for .357 Magnum but tested with .38 Special and various defensive rounds. The reviewer notes its significant recoil compared to a Ruger LCR, attributed to its lighter weight and lack of a rubber backstrap. Accuracy is deemed good for a J-frame, though managing recoil and a heavy trigger pull (estimated 10-12 lbs) requires practice. Different ammunition types, including Hornady Critical Defense, Corbon DPX, and Winchester PDX1, are tested, with observations on felt recoil and grouping.