Videos tagged with COG

This video offers an analysis of the Springfield Echelon pistol, positing it as a top-tier entry-level handgun, especially in light of potential safety concerns with competing FCU/COG driven models. The creator intends to cover historical context, personal observations on its strengths, and brief build details. The video emphasizes its purpose for commentary and education, adhering to Fair Use principles and disclaiming commercial intent or instruction on firearm modification. It highlights that all featured items are legally available products for entertainment purposes.

This video provides an in-depth review of the all-new Springfield Armory Echelon pistol, positioning it as a potential top contender in the duty pistol market. The reviewer thoroughly examines its key features, including the Variable Interface System (VIS) for optics mounting, the Central Operating Group (COG), and an improved trigger compared to Glock and Sig Sauer models. The review also covers the pistol's ergonomics, slide manipulation, reliability, and shooting characteristics, directly comparing it to popular duty pistols like the Glock G17 and Sig P320. The video also features endorsements for Gatorz eyewear and AXIL ear protection.

This video announces the launch of the new Springfield Armory Echelon 9mm pistol. Described as a 'new standard for modern, striker-fired duty pistols,' the video highlights the pistol's innovative Central Operating Group (COG). This self-contained, serialized component is designed for easy interchangeability between grip modules, showcasing a modern approach to modularity in firearm design. The description directs viewers to the Springfield Armory website for more information.

This video provides an in-depth review of the new Springfield Armory Echelon 9mm pistol. The reviewer highlights its unique features, such as the C.O.G. (Central Operating Group) which makes the FCU internal and allows for aftermarket grip module swaps without a 4473, and the V.I.S. (Variable Interface System) for direct optic mounting without plates. The video compares the Echelon's modularity to a P320 and its reliability to a Glock 45. It includes action shots, a breakdown for maintenance, defensive hollow point testing, and discussion of holster options, styling, and specifications including MSRP. The reviewer discloses that the firearm was provided for review but emphasizes their commitment to honesty.