Kuna™ - Springfield Armory®

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Kuna, a 9mm large format pistol featuring a modified blowback action, ambidextrous controls, and a 6-inch barrel. It highlights the pistol's M-LOK handguard, hybrid iron sights, and proprietary magazine system. The review also covers the Aimpoint Duty RDS optic, emphasizing its durability and 3-year battery life, and an Armageddon Gear single-point sling.

This video provides a comparative overview of the Springfield KUNA and Grand Power Stribog SP9A3G, presented by Elliott Delp. Delp, demonstrating high authority and hands-on experience with PCC platforms, highlights their shared roller-delayed operating system, ambidextrous controls, and integrated sights. Key differences noted are magazine compatibility (KUNA proprietary vs. Stribog Glock) and barrel length.

The Springfield Armory Kuna is a new PDW featuring a 6-inch barrel, roller-delayed blowback system for reduced recoil, and ambidextrous controls. It includes MLOK slots, flip-up sights, and an AR-pattern grip. The Kuna is available with or without a Strike Industries brace, with pricing starting at $999 MSRP without the brace.

This entry details the Zenith ZF-P9, a roller-delayed handgun presented by Nathan Mayberry of Zenith Firearms. It highlights the ZF-P9's unique dual roller-delayed blowback action, its compatibility with Glock magazines and sights, and its suitability as a suppressor host due to its fixed barrel, eliminating the need for a Nielsen device. The design contributes to a soft-shooting experience and an easy-to-rack slide.

This video reviews the Osight XR enclosed red dot sight, highlighting its innovative features like integrated backup irons and magnetic charging. The review includes a rigorous durability test where the optic is subjected to impacts and slide racking to assess zero retention. The Osight XR is presented as a feature-rich and durable option for pistol-mounted optics.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C Comp 9mm pistol, highlighting its compact frame for concealed carry and single-port compensator. It also features a JM Custom Kydex AIWB Wingclaw 2.5 holster and the Gideon Optics Granite red dot sight. The setup is presented as a capable everyday carry option with considerations for optics mounting and holster design.

This comprehensive overview of the Springfield Armory Hellcat, presented by Springfield Armory CEO Dennis Reese and Special Response Team Commander Joe Weyer, details its capabilities as a high-capacity micro-compact 9mm for personal protection. Key features include its patented magazines, OSP configuration for red dot sights, adaptive grip texture, and U-Dot tritium sights. The discussion emphasizes the pistol's reliability, validated through extensive testing, and its practical dimensions for concealed carry.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Springfield Armory Echelon pistol, highlighting its innovative design features. It details the Central Operating Group (COG) chassis, the Variable Interface System (VIS) for direct optics mounting, and ergonomic modularity with three grip sizes. The presentation emphasizes the pistol's ambidextrous controls, advanced sighting options, and robust slide design, making it a versatile option for self-defense and duty use.

This guide details a refined pistol grip technique, evolving from the historical Weaver stance, as explained by Rob Leatham. It emphasizes a subtle 'pinch and pull' from the support hand, integrated with the dominant hand, rather than a forceful push-pull. This method, demonstrated with a Springfield Armory XD-M, aims for superior recoil management and control during rapid fire, drawing on expertise from legendary shooter Rob Leatham and Top Shot winner Dustin Ellermann.

This expert overview from Springfield Armory details the XD Mod.2 Subcompact pistol in 9mm and .40 S&W. It highlights the innovative GripZone ergonomics with three distinct textures, a slim 1.19-inch frame, high-hand grip relief, and Posi-Wedge slide serrations. The review also covers magazine capacities, the combat sight system, and notes the firearm's origin in Croatia, emphasizing its suitability for concealed carry and personal defense.