Videos tagged with U-Notch Rear Sight

The French Revolver Modèle 1892 is a historical sidearm designed for cavalry use. It features a 9.38-inch overall length, weighs 1.83 lbs, and holds six rounds of 8mm French Ordinance. While technically superior for its time, its low power is noted. The single-action hammer and double-action trigger are described as heavy but smooth, with clear sights and light recoil due to the diminutive round. Manual case ejection is a distinct feature.

This review of the Springfield Prodigy 1911 DS (5-inch barrel) highlights its features, including an optic-ready slide, fiber front sight, U-notch rear sight, ambidextrous safety, and an extended magazine release that allows for quick magazine changes without breaking grip. The reviewer notes the gun's comfortable grip texture, decent magwell, and the inclusion of a 17-round magazine. While acknowledging it's a budget-friendly 2011 option, the reviewer compares its trigger and overall feel to more affordable 1911s, suggesting it's a good starting point for those entering the 2011 platform.

The Colt Viper is a 3-inch barreled .357 Magnum revolver designed for backcountry hunters and concealed carry. It offers Magnum-level protection in a compact and portable package, weighing 26.9 oz empty with a width of 1.4 inches. The firearm features walnut grips for firm handling and a half-lug barrel to minimize profile and weight.

This video introduces the new Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C, a compact variant of their Echelon pistol platform. Key features highlighted include a 4-inch barrel, compatibility with 15 or 18-round magazines, an optic cut slide, and the Echelon's signature Central Operating Group chassis system. The compact frame is approximately one inch shorter than the full-size model, retaining features like replaceable backstraps for a custom fit, aggressive stippling, and front slide serrations. The sighting system consists of drift-adjustable sights with a U-notch rear and a tritium-lit ball front sight designed for accuracy.

This video introduces the all-black Springfield 1911 Emissary chambered in .45 ACP. Key features highlighted include a triop-cut slide, Trijicon front dot sight, U-notch rear sight, a bull barrel, and a flat-face trigger with a pull weight around 4 lbs.

Jack Shepard, Senior Training Manager and Certified Instructor with the USCCA, details key features of the Springfield Armory XDM Elite compact pistol. He highlights the flared magwell for faster reloads, the grip safety for enhanced security, and the intuitive fiber optic front sight paired with a U-notch rear sight for quick target acquisition. The pistol boasts a robust construction with deep serrations and a match-grade barrel, offering a 13+1 round capacity suitable for concealed carry.

This video provides a first look at the new Springfield Armory Prodigy, a double-stack 1911 pistol. It highlights two available versions (4.25-inch and 5-inch barrel lengths), both optics-ready with the Agency Optics System. Key features discussed include the forged slide and frame, polymer grip, ambidextrous safety, skeletonized hammer, and bull barrel. The reviewer notes the comfortable grip for a double-stack and praises the fit and finish, considering the price point competitive.

This review of the Dan Wesson TCP 9mm 1911 highlights its exceptional build quality, trigger, and accuracy, with the reviewer expressing significant admiration for its feel and performance. A notable issue encountered was the slide failing to lock back on empty magazines, which was tentatively diagnosed as a potential slide lock lever play or magazine interface problem. Despite this, the reviewer found the pistol to be 'stupid accurate' and a highly desirable firearm.

This video provides a rapid overview of the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro, highlighting its 15-round capacity, slide serrations, and compatibility with the Hex Wasp red dot optic. It demonstrates basic handling, including magazine insertion and shooting at a range, while noting the fiber optic front sight, U-notch rear sight, and reversible magazine release. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, offers a glimpse into the pistol's features relevant for concealed carry and self-defense.

This guide synthesizes expert insights from Colion Noir on the Springfield Hellcat Pro, focusing on its capabilities as a 'professional concealed carry' tool. It details aspects from grip and draw technique to trigger control and sight usage, emphasizing the balance between its slim profile and enhanced 15-round capacity. The information is geared towards intermediate shooters looking to optimize their concealed carry setup.

This review of the Belgian FN 1903, presented by Mae from C&Rsenal, offers an analytical look at its mechanical performance. The firearm is chambered in 9mm Browning Long, holds 7 rounds, and features both a grip safety and a manual thumb safety. While the trigger pull is horizontal, it's noted as mushy and creaky. The sights are a U-notch rear and quarter-moon front, and recoil is described as snappier than expected. The slide locks back on the last round, and the slide rack is surprisingly light.

This video provides an in-depth overview of the Springfield Armory Vickers Tactical Master Class 1911. The presenter highlights its full-size, government configuration with a 5-inch match-grade barrel, comparing its quality favorably to custom 1911s at a more accessible price point. Key features discussed include the Wilson Combat Battle rear sight, tritium front sight, excellent barrel fit, and a crisp four-pound trigger pull with a short reset.