Grand Power X-Calibur Review

Published on October 28, 2015
Duration: 5:16

This guide details the field stripping process for the Grand Power X-Calibur, as demonstrated by Graham Baates. It highlights the unique rotating barrel system and internal metal chassis. The review emphasizes the pistol's competition-oriented features and provides an objective assessment of its performance and ergonomics.

Quick Summary

The Grand Power X-Calibur is a 9mm Luger pistol distinguished by its unique rotating barrel system and competition-focused design. It features a DA/SA trigger, adjustable target sights, fluted barrel, and ambidextrous controls. Field stripping reveals its internal metal chassis and the rotating barrel mechanism, while range testing shows good accuracy with a tight shot group.

Chapters

  1. 00:16Unboxing and Overview
  2. 00:48Box Contents
  3. 01:11Controls and Ergonomics
  4. 01:31Barrel and Slide Features
  5. 01:42Disassembly and Internals
  6. 02:30Slide and Sights
  7. 03:13Trigger Performance
  8. 03:37Range Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Grand Power X-Calibur?

The Grand Power X-Calibur is a 9mm Luger pistol featuring a unique rotating barrel system, a DA/SA trigger, adjustable target sights, a fluted barrel, and significant slide lightening cuts for competition use. It also includes ambidextrous controls and comes with multiple backstraps.

How is the trigger performance on the Grand Power X-Calibur?

The double-action pull is described as silky smooth. The single-action pull has some take-up and a slightly 'squishy' wall, but offers a clean break, making it functional for competition and general use.

What makes the barrel system of the Grand Power X-Calibur unique?

The X-Calibur utilizes a rotating barrel mechanism, which differs from the tilting barrel common in many semi-automatic pistols. This system is visible during field stripping and is a defining characteristic of the firearm's design.

What accessories are included with the Grand Power X-Calibur?

The pistol comes with two magazines, four interchangeable backstraps for grip customization, two extra recoil springs of different tensions, a cleaning brush, and an instruction manual. Oversized safety paddles are also standard.

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