Videos tagged with Trijicon RMR Footprint

This video reviews the new Kimber Custom II Two-Tone NextG 1911 pistol. Key features highlighted include its black slide and stainless frame, hybrid wood/G10 grips with a bob cut, and optics-ready slide with a Trijicon RMR footprint. The presenter also notes the ambidextrous thumb safety, serrated flat top strap, excellent trigger, and external extractor for enhanced reliability. The handgun is described as beautiful and shoots well.

The Ruger RXM is presented as a new contender in the Glock 19 clone market, aiming to offer upgrades over the Gen 3 platform. Key features highlighted include an advanced optics mounting system similar to the Springfield Echelon, a modular trigger system akin to the Echelon and Sig P320, and a distinct grip texture. The review suggests potential for aftermarket compatibility due to its design, though specific details require further testing.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory 1911 DS Prodigy Comp AOS pistol, highlighting its integrated single-port compensator for muzzle flip and recoil reduction, and the Agency Optics System (AOS) for mounting red dot sights. It also features the Mission First Tactical hybrid holster for concealed carry and the Trijicon RMR red dot sight, discussing their functionalities and compatibility.

This video introduces the new Rost Martin RM1C pistol, set for release in 2024. It highlights the RM1C as a standard, rock-solid compact handgun comparable in size to the Smith & Wesson M&P Compact and Glock G19. Key features include a 4-inch barrel, ambidextrous controls, a Trijicon RMR footprint, and a competitive MSRP under $500.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Bull Armory AXE Hatchet, a 9mm striker-fired handgun. The reviewer, Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, highlights its 1911-style grip angle, optic-ready slide with an RMR footprint, and a flat-faced trigger with a 3.5lb pull. Performance testing includes range footage, build drills, and concealment drills, noting its reliability and comfortable ergonomics. The review also covers the integrated flared magwell, aggressive texturing, and compatibility with Glock magazines.

This review highlights the Smith & Wesson M&P 10mm M2.0, marking the company's return to 10mm semi-automatics after a two-decade hiatus. The pistol builds upon the M&P 45 platform, featuring a reinforced stainless steel chassis for rigidity, an improved flat-faced trigger with a blade safety, and an optics-ready slide with taller sights for co-witnessing. It offers a 15-round flush-fit magazine capacity, distinguishing it from its .45 ACP counterpart.