Videos tagged with Crisp Trigger

This video focuses on the initial trigger fitting process, highlighting the craftsmanship involved. The title emphasizes key aspects like "reset" and "crisp, clean" trigger breaks, suggesting a detailed look at how a trigger is adjusted or installed for optimal performance. The use of hashtags like #wilsoncombat and #craftsmanship indicates a focus on quality firearms and the skill required to maintain or improve them.

This YouTube video showcases a Sig Sauer 1911 Tacops pistol, highlighting its smooth operation and crisp single-action trigger. The description emphasizes a clean break, indicating a focus on the firearm's performance and shooting characteristics. The video also includes music from @drdreyt and encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more content, linking to the creator's channel.

This TFBTV episode features James reviewing the new Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 2.0 pistol. He highlights key improvements over the previous model, including a better and lighter trigger, forward slide serrations for enhanced grip, and more aggressive texturing. The review emphasizes the pistol's concealability, professional-grade features, and reliable performance, drawing from S&W's press release which details its crisp trigger, tactile and audible reset, thin and lightweight design, safe disassembly features, included magazines (7-round and 8-round extended), natural grip angle, and durable Armornite finish.

This YouTube video, part 3 of a competition spring kit series, focuses on an ultimate competition shooter spring kit designed to enhance Glock triggers. The kit aims to provide a smoother, lighter, and crisper trigger pull for all Glock models and generations. Key components include a ZEV Tech extra heavy trigger spring (offering 28% more power than stock for a lighter pull and reliable reset), a ZEV Tech reduced power firing pin safety spring, and a ZEV Tech reduced power firing pin spring. The description highlights the high-quality aerospace-grade materials and meticulous manufacturing processes ensuring consistent performance, with installation not requiring a gunsmith.