Alien Pistol - Laugo Arms

Published on January 22, 2021
Duration: 11:06

This guide covers the unboxing and initial handling of the Laugo Arms Alien Signature Edition pistol, as presented by Larry Vickers. It details the components of the $5,000 Signature Edition kit, including spare magazines, interchangeable red dot and iron sight rails, and a custom case. The guide emphasizes familiarization with the pistol's unique features like its fixed top rail and low bore axis, and advises on proper ammunition selection for optimal reliability. The information is presented with the high level of technical detail expected from an authoritative source like Vickers Tactical.

Quick Summary

The Laugo Arms Alien pistol distinguishes itself with a gas-delayed blowback system, a fixed top rail for faster sight acquisition, and an exceptionally low bore axis, resulting in significantly reduced muzzle flip. The Signature Edition kit, priced at $5,000, includes the firearm, spare magazines, a holster, and interchangeable optic/iron sight rails.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Slow-Motion Shooting
  2. 00:29The Most Requested Video
  3. 01:10Signature Edition Kit Overview
  4. 01:39Technical Operating Mechanism
  5. 03:24Fixed Top Rail and Sights
  6. 04:02Ergonomics and Bore Axis
  7. 05:47Shooting Impressions and Ammo Sensitivity
  8. 07:31Performance Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Laugo Arms Alien pistol unique?

The Laugo Arms Alien features a gas-delayed blowback system, an extremely low bore axis, and a fixed top rail with sights. This design significantly reduces muzzle flip and allows for faster target acquisition compared to traditional handguns.

What is included in the Laugo Arms Alien Signature Edition kit?

The $5,000 Signature Edition kit comes in a custom hard case and includes the pistol, spare magazines, a holster, and two interchangeable top rails – one with a red dot sight and one with iron sights.

What type of ammunition is recommended for the Laugo Arms Alien?

The Laugo Arms Alien is noted to be ammo-sensitive. For optimal reliability, it is recommended to use round-nose 9x19mm Parabellum projectiles, such as the Sellier & Bellot 115 grain rounds shown in the video.

How does the Laugo Arms Alien's operating system work?

It utilizes a gas-delayed blowback system, similar to an inverted HK P7 mechanism. Gas pressure is used to slow the slide's rearward travel, with the barrel positioned low and the gas piston/recoil spring assembly located above it.

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