Videos tagged with 1911 Grip Angle

This video showcases the assembly of a custom @mischief_machine P365 Vorn build. It highlights a 4.3-inch Fuse length, a micro comp from @monsoon_tactical, and an all-metal, slimline design with a 1911 grip angle. The presenter expresses excitement for an upcoming range test. Additionally, the video features a Multicam Black over Gold Kydex Wingman FLEX Holster.

This video review focuses on the Rock Island STK150 pistol, highlighting its unique construction and design. The presenter notes that while it visually resembles a Glock 17 and utilizes Glock 17 magazines, it contains no actual Glock parts. Instead, it features an all-metal frame and a 1911-style grip angle, creating a hybrid feel. The review emphasizes the pistol's affordability, even being cheaper than a Palmetto State Armory Dagger, making it a compelling option for budget-conscious firearm enthusiasts.

This video provides a review of the Beretta 92XI SAO 9mm pistol, highlighting its features and comparing it to the 2011 platform. Key aspects discussed include its Single Action Only (SAO) trigger, optics-ready slide, 1911 grip angle, and 18+1 magazine capacity. The reviewer emphasizes its affordability and competitive performance. The video also acknowledges contributions from Gun Zone Deals, Beretta, and Fiocchi USA for ammunition, and provides links to the reviewer's channel, website, and Patreon.

This video showcases a custom Bul Armory Axe FS Tomahawk pistol, highlighting factory porting and stippling modifications. The description explicitly mentions the 1911 grip angle and references Glock in a hashtag, suggesting a comparison or discussion about its ergonomics in relation to the Glock platform. The content appears to focus on the aesthetic and functional enhancements of this specific firearm.

This video from SHOT Show 2024 highlights the Laugo Arms Alien Creator Evolution Limited model. The creator details significant modifications to the Alien pistol, including a reworked grip angle to mimic a 1911 and a significantly enlarged magazine well, referred to as a 'flower pot'. The description also contains numerous affiliate links for recommended gear, including grips, optics, hearing protection, and cleaning supplies, along with mentions of shirts and a hat cam.

This YouTube video features a review of the Alpha Foxtrot AF-C pistol. The AF-C is highlighted as a 9mm handgun inspired by the Glock Gen 3, boasting an aluminum frame, a 1911 grip angle, RMR cuts, a threaded Ultra-match barrel, and a DLC finished stainless steel slide. The review acknowledges support from Alpha Foxtrot for providing the firearm and Fiocchi USA for the ammunition used. The video also includes affiliate links for various products and services, and encourages viewer engagement through likes and subscriptions.

This video provides a first look and initial impressions of the Shadow Systems MR920 War Poet pistol. The description highlights its similarities to the Glock 19, and emphasizes key features like a Holosun 507c red dot sight, a milled slide, and a 1911-style grip angle, positioning it as a versatile firearm suitable for various situations. The content creator also includes links to their merchandise, a donation page for a local shelter, and their Patreon.

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the Ruger 22/45 pistol, highlighting its value as an affordable and reliable rimfire firearm for practice and recreation. The review details the differences between the Mark II and Mark III versions, discussing design changes like the magazine disconnector and loaded chamber indicator, as well as ergonomic considerations and potential modifications. It emphasizes the 22/45's suitability for new shooters due to low recoil and noise, and its potential as a long-lasting heirloom firearm with excellent accuracy and durability.

This is Part 2 of a two-part review of the FNP-9 pistol by Nutnfancy, a firearm described as a "Sig for Less." The reviewer highlights its Sig-like features, ambidextrous controls, and reasonable price point of around $450. Key positive aspects include its excellent ergonomics, light weight (24.6 oz), simple field stripping, accuracy, reliability, and generous inclusion of three magazines. Potential drawbacks mentioned are a higher bore axis than Glock, a thin-walled barrel, shorter sighting radius, a loud de-cocking snap, reversed controls compared to Sig pistols, and a recessed magazine release. The review also includes a comparison to the Glock 17, favoring the FNP-9 in weight, ergonomics, and price, while giving the Glock advantages in firepower, durability, accessories, and track record. The reviewer expresses strong appreciation for the FNP-9's feel and pointability, concluding it's a world-class design despite minor flaws.