This video discusses the Colt Lightweight Commander pistol, exploring whether viewers would consider purchasing it. It's framed as a question to the audience about their interest in this specific firearm model, implying a review or discussion of its features, history, or appeal within the firearms community.
This video, part of the 'Blasphemy Files' series, humorously challenges the perceived superiority of the Colt 1911 by arguing for the Hi-Point JHP's merits. The creator explicitly states the video is for fun and aims to provoke reactions from devoted firearm enthusiasts, emphasizing that it should not be taken seriously. It compares the Hi-Point JHP to a Colt Commander 1911 in .45 ACP.
This video from American Rifleman TV (ARTV) reviews the Colt Gunsite Lightweight Commander, a special-edition 1911 pistol. The description highlights its origins from Gunsite Academy's influence on firearm manufacturers, specifically Colt's adaptation of their M1911 design. It details the pistol's features geared for carry and defensive use, including its lightweight construction, available calibers (9mm and .45 ACP), Novak sights with tritium, beveled magazine well, Gold Cup-style front strap serrations, extended beaver tail safety, Wilson Combat thumb safety, and Series 70 action. The video also touches upon Gunsite's defensive handgun training programs.
Brownells Gun Tech Keith Ford showcases an early-production 1951 Colt Commander pistol, originally intended for U.S. Army officers. He details its history, including the Army's 1949 requirements for a replacement for the 1911 and 1903, specifying a 9mm caliber, aluminum frame, and a length under 7 inches. Despite both Colt's Commander and Smith & Wesson's Model 39 being rejected by the Army, they found commercial success. This particular Commander is chambered in .38 Super, a less common but favored caliber by Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) personnel, with this specific gun documented as sold to a CIC officer serving in Korea. The video also covers practical aspects like maintaining the recoil spring to prevent frame damage and explains the phenomenon of "purple" slides on early alloy-frame Commanders.
This episode of American Rifleman TV features a preview of several firearms. Joe Kurtenbach visits Gunsite Academy to test the latest Colt Commander pistols. The Rifleman Review focuses on the Rock River Arms RUK-9 pistol in 9mm Luger. The "I Have This Old Gun" segment provides an overview of the Steyr AUG, one of the first bullpup rifles, examining both its military and civilian variants. Links to full episodes and broadcast information are also provided.
This episode of Guns & Gear introduces Colt's Combat Elite series of 1911 pistols. The video highlights three models with varying barrel lengths: the Defender (3-inch), Commander (4.25-inch), and Govt (5-inch). It emphasizes shared features designed for versatility, suitable for both competition and concealed carry. The segment also includes a practical tip for operating 1911s from Colt's Mark Redl. The show is broadcast on the Sportsman Channel and WildTV and is available across multiple digital platforms and the Gun Talk Media website.
This video features a "Glock Guy" experiencing his first time shooting 1911 pistols. The video specifically mentions the Rock Island Armory (RIA) Rock Island 1911 and a Colt Commander 1911. While the primary focus is the shooting experience and the comparison between Glock and 1911 platforms, the description also lists various shooting accessories and gear the creator uses regularly, including steel targets, cameras, editing equipment, hearing protection, safety glasses, ballistic gelatin powder, scales, calipers, range finders, chronographs, and various types of targets.
This video showcases a custom Colt Commander from MK3 Firearms, a gunsmithing shop based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The description highlights their custom build services and provides contact information for inquiries and price quotes. The video implicitly emphasizes the quality and craftsmanship of custom firearms.
This promotional video for the CQB Commander Compact firearm highlights its features and benefits. As a compact pistol, it is likely designed for concealed carry and personal defense applications. The video aims to inform potential buyers about the advantages of owning this specific model.
This video, "NRA Gun of the Week: Colt Wiley Clapp Stainless Commander Pistol," features American Rifleman's Mark Keefe providing an in-depth look at the Colt Wiley Clapp Stainless Commander pistol. The segment focuses on this specific firearm, highlighting its features and potentially its historical significance or performance. As part of the "Gun of the Week" series from the NRA, it aims to inform viewers about notable firearms.
This episode of Guns & Gear Season 8 features a range test of the Colt Lightweight Commander pistol. Host Tom Gresham is joined by Colt's Mark Redl to demonstrate and discuss the firearm. The video promises an in-depth look at the new Commander model, aligning with the show's format of showcasing interesting firearms and products through studio interviews and field demonstrations. Viewers can find more information on Colt's website and the Guns & Gear TV website.
This video from NRA Gun Gear of the Week focuses on magazines for 9mm M1911 pistols, specifically highlighting the XP 10-round magazines from Chip McCormick Custom. It touches upon the historical popularity of Colt's Commander model, a variation of the M1911 platform, which was introduced in the 1950s. The video serves as a product spotlight, informing viewers about a specific accessory for a well-known firearm.
