Videos tagged with Wilson Combat Grips

This live stream from PRO GUN covers a wide range of firearm topics, including concealed carry considerations for revolvers like the Single Action 45 Long Colt and modern pistols like the Springfield Hellcat Pro. The host discusses personal preferences for calibers such as 10mm and .45 ACP, the benefits of reloading ammunition, and his experiences with various firearms including the Ruger RXM, Colt Python Elite, and Sig Sauer P320. The discussion also touches on the effectiveness of red dot sights for everyday carry and the importance of proper holster selection for reducing printing.

This live chat session covers a range of firearms-related topics, including discussions on specific handgun models like the Beretta PX4 Storm and Sig Sauer P320, the functionality of the HK P7's squeeze cocker, and the legal implications of ATF rulemaking regarding ghost guns and receivers. The speaker, identified as The Yankee Marshal, offers insights into firearms ownership, self-defense considerations, and critiques current political and regulatory landscapes concerning gun rights. The conversation also touches on personal preferences for firearms and general commentary on current events.

This review of the Beretta Wilson Combat M92G Brigadier Tactical highlights its premium features and collectibility, positioning it as a high-end variant of the classic 92 series. While praised for accuracy and build quality, potential buyers should note its weight and occasional reliability issues with specific ammunition. The video offers detailed insights from Nutnfancy, an experienced reviewer known for his practical approach.

Ken Hackathorn, a founding member of IDPA, discusses legal modifications for the Beretta 92 in IDPA Stock Service division. The focus is on enhancing shootability without turning it into an equipment race. Allowed modifications include enhanced sights (like Wilson Combat Battle Sights with tritium or fiber optic fronts), action/trigger jobs for improved double and single-action pulls, and factory-issue parts like extended magazine catches and G-series decocker conversions. The Beretta M9A1 is highlighted as a good base with features like a checkered front/back strap and beveled mag well, all contributing to an IDPA-legal, practical competition pistol.