Videos tagged with XD Pistol

This video provides a review of the Springfield Armory XD line, with a particular focus on the Croatian origin of some models. The reviewer expresses a negative sentiment, indicated by the term 'Crappy' in the title. The analysis is based solely on the title and description, with no transcript available. The content appears to be a critical evaluation of the firearm series.

This video aims to address and understand the perceived negativity surrounding the Springfield Armory XD pistol. The content will likely delve into common criticisms, discuss the pistol's features, and offer the creator's perspective on why it might be misunderstood or unfairly judged by the firearm community. It seeks to provide a balanced view or at least an explanation for the hate directed towards this specific handgun model.

This guide details the cleaning and lubrication of Springfield Armory XD and XDM pistols, suitable for beginners. It emphasizes using specific tools like Tipton polymer picks and Break-Free CLP to avoid damage. Key steps include proper disassembly, cleaning components while avoiding the firing pin channel, and lubricating specific friction points on the slide rails, barrel, and hood.

This YouTube video, "Shooting Thru a Car Door Range Test" by TheFireArmGuy, features range tests of three handguns: a Kahr CM9 in 9mm, a Glock 27 in .40 caliber, and an XD pistol in .45 ACP. The video tests the firearms' ability to penetrate a car door, offering a practical application scenario. The description also includes links to the creator's various playlists covering rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear and accessory reviews, handgun reviews, and range test reviews, as well as his Twitter handle.

This review focuses on the Springfield Armory XD pistol, specifically its new ambidextrous thumb safety. Initially skeptical, Clint Smith found the safety's placement and operation to be excellent, enhancing its appeal for law enforcement and civilian users prioritizing manual safety. The design ensures it doesn't interfere with grip for either hand.