This Guns & Gear video features Ryan Gresham and Chris Cerino investigating the new Springfield Armory Echelon Pistol. The review highlights the pistol's COG (Central Operating Group) system, VIS (Visionary Optics Integration) for red-dot mounting, and its ergonomic design for various grip configurations, positioning it as a service pistol suitable for all shooters. The description also lists numerous sponsors and viewing platforms for the show.
This video discusses the Variable Interface System (VIS) and its patent-pending self-locking pins. The description highlights how these pins, when the mounting screws are torqued, apply lateral pressure to the optic's interior mounting surface. This mechanism aims to eliminate variance and lateral movement, resulting in a superior fit between the firearm slide and various optics. The core benefit emphasized is an unparalleled fit and stability for optic mounting.
The Springfield Armory Echelon is a new polymer-frame striker-fired pistol featuring a modular internal chassis system and a novel Variable Interface System (VIS) for direct red dot optic mounting. It offers excellent ergonomics with interchangeable grip sizes, ambidextrous controls, and a crisp trigger. With a low bore axis and high capacity magazines, it's positioned as a significant advancement for Springfield Armory.
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