Videos tagged with Weight Distribution

The Springfield Armory SA-35 is a modern reimagining of John Browning's classic High Power design. It retains the original's DNA but incorporates modern manufacturing techniques like forged steel and tighter tolerances, resulting in a solid, well-balanced firearm. Key improvements include a recontoured hammer to prevent hammer bite, an extended safety for better usability, a redesigned feed ramp, and the removal of the magazine disconnect, all contributing to a surprisingly smooth trigger and fast, reliable operation.

This video showcases the Noctu Flex System, a modular kit designed to redistribute weight from an operator's shoulders to their hips, improving endurance and reducing spinal strain. It also features the Rack System for quick, unassisted access to gear on the back, beneficial for roles like breachers or drone operators. The system is designed to be kit-agnostic, compatible with most existing carriers.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Sig Sauer AXG 44 pistol, presented by a product representative at Shot Show 2026. The representative highlights the pistol's exceptionally smooth striker-fired trigger, aiming to match the feel of a 2011 platform. Key design features discussed include a longer slide stroke and optimized weight distribution, which the representative claims lead to superior performance compared to 2011 models.

This video explains the primary reason for carbon fiber barrels in firearms is not solely weight savings, but rather for balance, especially when integrating suppressors. The lighter front end created by a carbon fiber barrel allows for better equilibrium when a suppressor is attached, improving the overall handling characteristics of the firearm.

This review of the Alpha American Firearms Golden Talon 2011 pistol highlights its unique weight distribution, feeling centered over the magazine well. The expert assessment praises the shooting performance, attributing it to effective barrel porting and slide lightening cutouts. The trigger's short reset and clean press are also noted as significant positive attributes, contributing to an overall positive evaluation from professional tactical instructors and former Tier 1 operators.

This guide, presented by an expert from GBRS Group, details optimal placement for laser pressure pads on a carbine, emphasizing accessibility without obscuring the laser. It also discusses carbine grip and weight distribution, noting that while a forward grip can be beneficial, it must not compromise hand placement or accessory function, especially for nighttime operations. The instructor highlights limitations of certain setups for low-light engagements.

John G. Johnson, a professional firearms instructor, demonstrates a 30-second accuracy hack focused on grip and stance for better firearm control. He emphasizes a two-thumbs-forward grip, driving the pistol towards the target, and shifting weight to the balls of the feet for recoil management. The technique aims to allow the weapon to naturally return to the point of aim, improving shot predictability.

This guide details the resurgence and practical application of split rigs for prepared civilians, drawing on historical context and modern gear analysis. It emphasizes how these systems improve weight distribution, mobility, and prone stability compared to traditional plate carriers. The content is informed by the high-authority assessment of the speakers, who possess deep technical knowledge of gear and its application in various environments.

This video provides a technical comparison of the Beretta M9A4 and Glock 34, focusing on frame and overall weight. It highlights how the M9A4's significantly heavier frame contributes to its shootability and weight distribution, contrasting with the Glock 34's lighter polymer frame, which some users modify by adding weight.

The Beretta M9A4 is essentially a Beretta 92X RDO with cosmetic changes, a threaded barrel, and night sights. The video begins to explore why this handgun cycles so flatly, focusing on the importance of weight and weight distribution in cycling parts. A comparison with the Glock 34 is initiated to analyze these factors.

This video emphasizes the critical, yet often overlooked, role of a proper gun belt in concealed carry. Instructor Kevin highlights that a standard belt will sag and pinch under the 2+ lbs weight of a firearm, compromising comfort and concealment. He recommends specialized gun belts, showcasing examples like the Wilderness Tactical Instructor's Belt for its rigidity and the Blade Tech Ultimate Carry Belt for its adjustable ratcheting system, which offers superior fit compared to traditional post-and-hole belts.

This video provides a breakdown of plate carriers versus chest rigs for the 'everyday guy,' focusing on their pros, cons, and ideal use cases. Plate carriers offer superior protection and weight distribution for scenarios where ballistic threats are a primary concern, such as CQB or urban environments. Chest rigs excel in weight savings, mobility, concealability, and multi-purpose use for activities like hunting or range training where ballistic protection is less critical.