Videos tagged with Weight and Balance

Ben Stoeger discusses the Staccato HD, noting its "meh" initial impression but highlighting positive aspects like its indexing, pointability, and the new flat wire recoil spring system. He contrasts its balanced recoil impulse with the Sig P320 X5, stating the HD tracks back faster and more consistently. Despite acknowledging the Series 80 trigger and field stripping difficulty, Stoeger remains hopeful about the HD's potential after further training.

This review of the SIG Sauer XM7 (MCX-Spear) by GUNBROS highlights its design as a suppressor-optimized platform. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, critically assesses its front-heavy characteristic, attributed to the short-stroke gas piston system and internal recoil mechanism, which differs significantly from an AR-15. The review also touches upon the 6.8x51mm caliber and the practical implications of adding optics and suppressors to the rifle's overall weight and handling.

Ben Stoeger discusses how weight and balance significantly impact competitive pistol performance. He explains that while front-heavy pistols can help absorb recoil, they may reduce precision when swinging between targets. Stoeger suggests using accessories like flashlights, brass plugs, and alternative grip materials to tune a pistol's weight and balance to the shooter's preference for optimal performance.

This review of the Armsan A636 410 Gauge Semi-Auto Shotgun highlights its compact size, scaled-down features, and surprising quality for its price point. While the lacquered stock finish is noted as a detractor, the overall feel and handling are praised, making it a fun 'pop gun' or 'hedgerow walker' for limited-range use. The reviewer emphasizes its value compared to other options on the market.