See How Wilson Combat Tests their Guns - Behind the Scenes at Wilson Combat Pt. 5

Published on February 7, 2015
Duration: 5:08

Wilson Combat employs rigorous testing protocols for their firearms, including extractor tension, fast fire, limp wrist, and high-pressure hollow point tests. Each pistol undergoes 70-80 rounds of functional testing before final zeroing. This meticulous process ensures reliability with various ammunition types and under adverse shooting conditions.

Quick Summary

Wilson Combat rigorously tests its firearms through multiple stages: an extractor tension test, a fast fire test with standard ball ammo, a limp wrist test simulating poor grip, and a high-pressure hollow point test. Each gun endures 70-80 rounds before final sighting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro to Wilson Combat Testing
  2. 00:19Extractor Tension Test Explained
  3. 00:48Fast Fire & Factory Ball Test
  4. 01:32Limp Wrist Test Procedure
  5. 02:11High Pressure Hollow Point Test
  6. 02:34Total Round Count & Sighting

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key functional tests Wilson Combat performs on their firearms?

Wilson Combat conducts an extractor tension test, a fast fire test with standard ball ammunition, a limp wrist test simulating poor grip, and a high-pressure hollow point test to ensure reliability under various conditions.

How many rounds are fired during Wilson Combat's functional testing?

Each Wilson Combat firearm undergoes a total of 70 to 80 rounds of functional testing. This extensive process ensures the pistol meets their high standards for reliability and performance before final adjustments.

What is the purpose of the 'limp wrist' test at Wilson Combat?

The 'limp wrist' test ensures the firearm cycles reliably even when the shooter provides minimal support, simulating scenarios like an injured shooter or improper grip. It uses specific ammunition like 200-grain semi-wadcutters.

What types of ammunition are used in Wilson Combat's firearm testing?

Testing involves 230-grain factory ball, 200-grain semi-wadcutter for the limp wrist test, and +P style hollow point ammunition to cover standard, specialized, and high-pressure defensive loads.

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