Videos tagged with Wicked Grips

This video demonstrates how to enhance the aesthetic appeal of a firearm without replacing the entire gun. The presenter focuses on accessorizing a CZ Shadow 2 Carry by installing a stainless steel trigger and unique grip screws with garnet crystals. The process is presented as a cost-effective way to refresh a firearm's look, with the modifications taking minimal time and costing around $70.

This video showcases a highly customized Magnum Research Desert Eagle chambered in .50 AE, featuring a custom suppressor from Boss Silencers and bronze grips from Wicked Grips. The presenter highlights the surprising manageability of recoil with the suppressor and compares the overall size to a PSA Krink in 5.56, noting its portability.

This video revisits the MAC Bobcut 1911, highlighting its smooth shooting characteristics, crisp trigger reset, and comfortable ergonomics, particularly the bobbed mainspring housing which benefits shooters with larger hands. The firearm is noted for its feature-packed design and craftsmanship, making it a sharp shooting pistol. The reviewer also mentions the use of Sig Performance ammunition contributing to accuracy.

This guide details the process of transforming a standard Beretta 92FS into a custom 'pimp gun' project, as demonstrated by TheYankeeMarshal. It covers advanced customization techniques including mirror polishing the slide, applying Cerakote and Titanium Nitride finishes, and installing custom grips and components. The project emphasizes aesthetic upgrades while maintaining functional firearm standards.

This video showcases limited-production custom grips from Wicked Grips applied to four different 1911 pistols. The featured firearms include a MAC Bobcut 1911, a custom-built Springfield 1911, and two Rock Island Armory 1911 models. The focus is on the aesthetic and functional appeal of these specialized grip enhancements for the iconic 1911 platform.