Videos tagged with Tritium Fiber Optic Sights

This guide details the installation of TRUGLO TFO Tritium Fiber Optic sights on a Glock 19. The video highlights the dual functionality of these sights, offering visibility in both bright daylight and complete darkness due to the combination of tritium vials and fiber optic rods. It emphasizes their superiority over standard Glock sights for low-light conditions and provides a brief overview of the installation process, noting the need for specialized tools.

This review of the Kel Tec P15 highlights its design as one of the thinnest and lightest double-stack 9mm pistols on the market, making it a strong contender for concealed carry. While its compact size and light weight contribute to recoil and can impact grip comfort, especially for those with larger hands, the pistol demonstrates accuracy and reliability across various ammunition types during testing. The reviewer notes the trigger has a less defined break than expected and mentions a potential issue with a loose guide rod screw, advising Loctite application.

This expert review of the Ruger Max-9 subcompact pistol covers its market positioning, ergonomics, technical specifications, and performance. The reviewer, with high authority, details its double-stack 9mm capacity, optics readiness with a J-Point/Shield footprint, and a trigger pull averaging 4 lbs 8 oz. It's compared favorably against competitors like the Sig P365 and Springfield Hellcat, highlighting its value proposition at an MSRP of $499.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield EZ Performance Center model highlights its upgraded features, including gold accents, improved sights, and a ported barrel. The expert assessment notes the pistol's crisp trigger break, reliable performance over 450 rounds after a single initial malfunction, and its 'EZ' features for easier operation. The video also covers disassembly, revealing an internal hammer system and a steel guide rod, making it a solid option for concealed carry and home defense.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Sig Sauer P220 Equinox Carry model, highlighting its historical significance dating back to 1975. The presenter, an experienced firearms enthusiast, details the pistol's craftsmanship, features like the non-glare Nitron slide, aggressive serrations, True Glow tritium front sight, Sig Light night rear sight, and the functional decocker. The review also covers the Black Diamond Wood grips, the pistol's 1.5-inch thickness, and its 8+1 single-stack magazine capacity, offering a comprehensive look at why this model is a favorite.