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This video reviews the TriggerTech Ace trigger, specifically a prototype for the Glock 43X. The instructor highlights its short travel, well-defined wall, and crisp reset, deeming it the best aftermarket trigger for the platform. The review includes a demonstration of its function with live fire and dry fire.

This video reviews five Glock disconnectors: Zev Pro, Lantac SSR, Ghost Ultimate, Black Yikes 3.0, and Apex Performance Center. The reviewer, who paid for most of the parts, tested them in a modified Gen 3 Glock 17. While some disconnectors lighten the trigger pull, they can negatively impact trigger dynamics, making them less suitable for self-defense. The Zev Pro is recommended for its balance of improved pull weight and retained Glock trigger characteristics.

This video compares five aftermarket Glock triggers: the Glock Performance Trigger, Timney Alpha Trigger, Johnny Glocks Trigger, Apex Trigger, and Wheaten Arms Trigger. The presenter, from SPN Firearms, emphasizes trigger feel, crispness, and reset for both everyday carry and competition. He ranks the Glock Performance Trigger highest for carry, followed by Apex, Wheaten Arms, Johnny Glocks, and Timney Alpha, while noting a different order for pure speed shooting.

The Glock Gen 5 V models represent a subtle, yet frustrating, update. While the core trigger and user experience remain unchanged from standard Gen 5 Glocks, specific modifications to the slide's bottom, including protrusions interacting with the sear and a thinned striker, render them incompatible with existing Gen 5 parts. This loss of parts interchangeability is a significant drawback for owners who value modularity.

This video reviews a prototype trigger from Tactical Trigger, comparing it to the speaker's preferred Apex triggers for Glocks. The speaker discusses different trigger brake styles, including 'rolling brake' versus a 'crisp wall,' and expresses a preference for the rolling brake. The video also details the installation process for aftermarket Glock triggers and compares the feel and function of various options.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Glock 47 MOS, highlighting its reliability, modularity, and value. The presenter, a competitive shooter, demonstrates its performance in stock and modified configurations, emphasizing three key enhancements: a magwell plug for flush reloads, grip angle modification to alleviate strain, and a trigger upgrade for better feel. The Glock 47 is recommended for its customizability and affordability, even compared to higher-end firearms.

This video provides a detailed 1,000-round review of the BCM Mark 2 upper with the Raider M13 rail, highlighting its value in 2024. The presenter emphasizes its smooth shooting characteristics, reliability, and the benefits of the BCM recoil mitigation system. Various aftermarket upgrades and personal preferences, such as the Radian safety, Magpul BAD lever, and Geissele trigger, are discussed, offering insights for AR-15 builders.

This video provides an in-depth look at the BCM MK2 upper receiver and Raider handguard, highlighting its design features for enhanced rigidity, accuracy, and durability under hard use. The presenter details the suppressor-ready gas system, reinforced upper receiver, and the Raider handguard's rigid free-float platform. It also touches on the included BCM bolt carrier group and the decision-making process for choosing this upper over competitors.

This video provides an in-depth review and demonstration of a BCM AR-15 build, highlighting the performance benefits of the BCM Mark 2 recoil system. The presenter details the rifle's components, shares over 2,000 rounds of experience with zero malfunctions, and showcases its exceptionally flat shooting characteristics through live-fire drills. The video emphasizes the reliability and shootability of BCM products, particularly the Mark 2 system's ability to reduce felt recoil.

The BCM MK2 recoil mitigation system, featuring an extended rifle-length buffer tube, M16A2 buffer spring, and T2 buffer, significantly reduces felt recoil in an AR-15 platform. The system includes a new end plate with a QD sling mount and a new castle nut. The reviewer estimates a 40-50% reduction in recoil, leading to faster follow-up shots and improved target reacquisition.