SSA # 107

Published on January 16, 2022
Duration: 56:28

This guide details the process of testing Shield Arms S15 magazines with a Glock 43X, emphasizing the necessity of a metal magazine release to prevent wear. It covers loading, insertion, function checks, and live-fire assessment for reliability. The video highlights the importance of aftermarket magazine quality and proper installation for enhanced firearm performance.

Quick Summary

Hickok45 tests the Shield Arms S15 magazines, which increase Glock 43X capacity to 15 rounds, emphasizing the need for a metal magazine release to prevent polymer wear. He also discusses the Springfield SA-35, a Hi-Power clone, and touches on firearm reliability and new cartridges like .30 Super Carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Springfield SA-35
  2. 01:41SA-35 Discussion
  3. 03:01Glock 43X & Shield Arms Mags
  4. 04:24Gear & Maintenance
  5. 05:56Magazine Reliability History
  6. 09:43Testing Shield Arms S15 Mags
  7. 13:01Defensive Pistol Reliability
  8. 18:13Mauser vs. Mosin Nagant
  9. 23:34.30 Super Carry Cartridge
  10. 25:51Financial Advice
  11. 31:12Video Platforms & Closing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of the Shield Arms S15 magazine for the Glock 43X?

The Shield Arms S15 magazine increases the standard capacity of the Glock 43X from 10 rounds to 15 rounds, offering a significant capacity boost for concealed carry or home defense scenarios.

Why is a metal magazine release necessary for the Shield Arms S15 magazines?

A metal magazine release is required when using Shield Arms S15 steel magazines in a Glock 43X or 48. This is because the steel magazine can cause premature wear on the firearm's original polymer magazine catch over time.

What ammunition was used to test the Shield Arms S15 magazines?

During the test, Federal 124 grain 9mm ammunition was used with the Shield Arms S15 magazines in the Glock 43X, providing a standard load for evaluating feeding and reliability.

What is the Springfield SA-35?

The Springfield SA-35 is a modern pistol based on the classic Browning Hi-Power design. It features a 9mm caliber and a single-action-only trigger, offering a familiar platform with potential updates from Springfield Armory.

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