Videos tagged with Double Action Trigger

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 38 revolver, highlighting its compact size for concealed carry, particularly in warmer weather. The reviewer notes potential finger pinching and difficulties with trigger guard access when wearing winter gloves. Comparisons are made to the Taurus 85, with the Bodyguard's double-action trigger favored, and the Taurus 617, which is noted for having a better trigger and recoil control, though the Bodyguard's size makes it superior for concealment.

This YouTube video delves into the practice of lightening springs in revolvers, exploring whether it's possible and advisable. The content likely covers the technical aspects of revolver mechanics, potential benefits of reduced spring tension (such as trigger pull), and the risks involved, which could include ignition failures or compromised reliability. The title suggests a comprehensive discussion, possibly touching on different types of revolvers or specific spring applications within them. The mention of bloopers indicates a segment of lighthearted outtakes to follow the main educational content.

This video features a review of the Kimber K6s Target GFO .357 Magnum revolver. The reviewer highlights its stainless steel construction, 4-inch barrel, unique design, and exceptional double-action trigger. The video mentions collaboration with Kimber and sponsorship from Fiocchi USA for ammunition. Affiliate links for USCCA, Rubber Dummies, and SootchZone are included, along with a Patreon call to action. The content encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more gun reviews.

This "Into the Fray" episode focuses on dry-fire training using the Laser Ammo Personal Electronic Trainer (PET). The video demonstrates a drill for improving trigger control, especially on double-action revolvers, using a Smith & Wesson Model 10. It emphasizes smooth trigger presses for accuracy, explaining that while recoil is a factor, mastering fundamentals like sight alignment and trigger discipline comes first. The USCCA promotes its mission and membership benefits related to firearm education and self-defense.

This video provides an early look at a prototype Naroh Arms N1 sub-compact 9mm pistol. Brannon LeBouef, alongside James and Ryan, tests the early version of the firearm. While LeBouef expresses a personal dislike for "long stroke double action triggers," he acknowledges this particular trigger might appeal to those who do. The video highlights the upcoming release of this new pistol from Naroh Arms and encourages viewers to support TFBTV through Patreon for gear giveaways and other benefits. Social media links and sponsor information are also included.

This video from TheFireArmGuy introduces the NEW Rex Zero 1 Alpha competition pistol, positioning it as a direct competitor to the CZ Shadow 2. The reviewer highlights key trigger characteristics, noting an 8.8-pound double-action pull and a very short, light single-action pull. The video also includes links to various playlists from the channel covering handgun reviews, rifle/shotgun reviews, 2nd Amendment content, gear and accessory reviews, and range test reviews, as well as the reviewer's social media channels.

This video explores the Gustloff Prototype Pistol, a rarely seen firearm developed by the German industrial giant Gustloff. Designed for police or SS use, this pistol features an alloy frame with steel inserts, a steel slide, a simple blowback mechanism, and a fixed barrel reminiscent of the Walther PPK. Notable features include a shrouded hammer, double-action trigger, and a unique safety lever that de-tensions the hammer spring. Approximately 200-300 were produced for evaluation but never secured a contract. Many of these pistols saw minimal combat use and were brought back as souvenirs by Allied soldiers after WWII. The example shown is a very early production unit, serial number 13.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Ben and Candice reuniting with guest Tim Herron to discuss the effectiveness of block versus random training in practical shooting. They also delve into the challenges of switching between a Glock and a CZ SP-01, offering drills for mastering the double-action trigger pull. The conversation concludes with advice on mitigating aches and pains associated with dry-fire practice. A special appearance is made by Trixie the cat.

This video demonstrates a technique for removing trigger serrations on a Smith & Wesson revolver using a rotary tool. Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA guides viewers through the process, starting with a coarse grinding wheel to remove the bulk of the serrations, followed by progressively finer sanding drums and polishing wheels. The final step involves applying cold blue to finish the trigger. This modification aims to improve the feel and trigger pull, particularly in double-action shooting. The video library link for MidwayUSA is provided.

This GunTec presentation by Larry Potterfield, CEO of MidwayUSA, demonstrates how to significantly improve the double-action trigger pull on Smith & Wesson revolvers. The process involves removing the trigger and hammer, then using a fine India stone and steel bench block to smooth the double-action surfaces on both components. The video details the specific areas to address and concludes with reassembly and function testing, offering a practical guide for gunsmithing enthusiasts seeking a crisper trigger pull.