APOLLO 11 is BACK!!

Published on September 25, 2024
Duration: 16:17

This video details the initial shooting experience of a Springfield Prodigy 'Apollo 11' 2011 pistol, specifically testing its reliability without any initial lubrication. The presenter conducts a 'mini torture test' by firing the weapon straight out of the box to push its capabilities. The video documents the firearm's performance, including cycling, potential malfunctions, and the presenter's observations on its functionality after a significant repair period.

Quick Summary

The Springfield Prodigy 'Apollo 11' 9mm 2011 pistol underwent an initial 'no-oil' reliability test after a two to three-month repair period. This method assesses the firearm's out-of-the-box capabilities by firing it without lubrication. Observations included potential cycling issues, blowback, and the need for optic sight-in.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Apollo 11 is Back!
  2. 00:05Springfield Prodigy Comp Issues
  3. 00:24Racking Mechanism Comparison
  4. 01:16First Shots: Apollo 11 Test
  5. 02:06Shooting the Apollo 11
  6. 03:02Skill vs. Firearm Type
  7. 03:34Repair Time & Functionality
  8. 04:48Apollo 11 Details & Colors
  9. 05:33Magazine Capacity
  10. 06:20Left Hand Shooting Attempt
  11. 07:20Sight Alignment Issues
  12. 08:46Adjusting the Red Dot
  13. 09:24Post-Shot Observations
  14. 10:12Blowback & Face Debris
  15. 11:10Bagger & Sight Check
  16. 11:35Little Twin's Shooting Attempt
  17. 11:49Demonstrating Proper Technique
  18. 12:31Fake Sounds & Finger Pain
  19. 12:48Dry Run & Functionality Check
  20. 13:05No Oil Test Recap
  21. 13:12Springfield Prodigy vs. Apollo 11
  22. 13:33Repair History & Functionality
  23. 13:53Glock 44 Sneak Peek
  24. 14:16Zombie Apocalypse Firearm Choice
  25. 15:17Catching Up

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'no-oil' test method for firearms?

The 'no-oil' test method, also called a 'mini torture test,' involves firing a new firearm straight out of the box without applying any lubrication. This is done to assess its reliability and push its capabilities to the maximum under less-than-ideal conditions.

What issues did the Springfield Prodigy 'Apollo 11' have before its first shooting?

Before its initial firing, the Springfield Prodigy 'Apollo 11' required a significant repair period, taking approximately two to three months to get back. The exact nature of the issue is not fully recalled, but it was related to the firearm's internal components.

What is 'Aura' or 'Aurora' in the context of shooting firearms?

'Aura' or 'Aurora' is discussed as a required attribute or skill level for shooting certain types of firearms, implying it's more than just basic proficiency. It suggests a confidence or expertise needed for more advanced or demanding handguns, differentiating them from simpler polymer pistols.

What problems were encountered during the initial shooting of the Springfield Prodigy Apollo 11?

During the initial shooting, the presenter experienced blowback, feeling debris on their face, which they referred to as 'scrap.' The red dot sight was also not sighted in, leading to potential accuracy issues. The firearm's cycling was observed, with a comparison made to another model that had a catching mechanism.

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