Videos tagged with Trigger Pull Gauge

This video reviews and evaluates the Lyman Electronic Digital Trigger Gauge, highlighting potential accuracy issues. The creator tests the gauge on various firearms, including a Ruger and an AR platform, and uses a coke can as an additional test object to assess its precision. The video aims to determine if the gauge's claimed margin of error of ± .1oz for weights under 5lbs is met. The creator also points to their blog for further details and invites viewers to subscribe to their gadget channel and watch uncensored content on Rumble.

This Gunblast.com video features Boge Quinn reviewing the new Springfield Armory Echelon™ Comp 4.5F 9mm pistol. The review highlights improvements over the original Echelon, specifically the integrated compensator, making this version the best yet in the Echelon line. The video also mentions various gear and ammunition brands used during the testing, including Olight, Fenix, MAXXTech, and Buffalo Bore ammunition, as well as a ConcealedCarry.com trigger pull gauge.

This episode of "Tools of the Trade" by Gunblast.com showcases several products for firearm and outdoor enthusiasts. It features the Bear & Sons Cutlery "Bear Swipe® IV" Assisted Opening Tactical Knife, the Olight Baldr S BL Rail Mounted Light/Blue Laser Combo, the Ready Up Gear Digital Trigger Pull Gauge, and mentions Taurus® USA and Ruger® Firearms. The Olight promotion details are also provided.

This YouTube video provides a guide on how to accurately measure the trigger weight of a Glock firearm. The description highlights that understanding trigger weight is beneficial for both experienced gunsmiths and novice firearm enthusiasts seeking to ensure their firearm's performance. The video encourages viewer engagement through comments and directs viewers to a linktree for more content.

This video features a detailed review and test of the Lyman Electronic Digital Trigger Gauge. The presenter unboxes the tool and demonstrates its use with a "Coke Can Test" and actual trigger pull testing. The video aims to evaluate the gauge's effectiveness as a tool for gun repair and maintenance. Additional content includes links to the presenter's blog for more information, other YouTube channels, and various social media platforms. The production notes mention the equipment used for filming and editing, and emphasize that the content is for educational and entertainment purposes, filmed in a safe and regulated environment.

This video introduces new products from Brownells, Lyman, and Swampfox Optics. It highlights Brownells RMRcc-Cut Slides for Glock 43, 43X, and 48 pistols, designed for seamless red dot integration. The Swampfox Blade 1x25mm prism sight is presented as an excellent alternative for those with astigmatism, featuring robust construction and motion sensing. Additionally, the Swampfox Patriot 4-16x44mm rifle scope is reviewed for its front focal plane reticle and 30mm tube. Finally, the practical and affordable Lyman Mechanical Trigger Pull Gauge is showcased as a valuable tool for rifle shooters.

This YouTube video showcases a rare U.S. G.I. (United States Government Issued) trigger pull/weight gauge specifically designed for the M16 rifle. The title and description highlight the rarity of this tool, which is used to measure the force required to activate a firearm's trigger. This gauge is an essential piece of equipment for armorers and gunsmiths to ensure firearms meet military specifications for trigger pull weight, impacting safety and performance.

This video provides a practical tutorial on how to measure firearm trigger pull using a trigger pull gauge. Steve Ostrem demonstrates the process, highlighting various types of gauges available, including electronic and mechanical scales with different weight capacities. The description also lists specific product codes for the gauges shown and directs viewers to a website for more information, suggesting a focus on gunsmithing or firearm maintenance tools.

This video features a review of the Lyman Electronic Trigger Pull Gauge. The reviewer highlights its affordability and accuracy in measuring trigger pull weights for various firearms, including rifles, shotguns, and pistols. The gauge is presented as a valuable tool for both shooting enthusiasts and gunsmiths. The description also notes that written permission was obtained for the use of music by Lauge & Baba Gnohm.

This YouTube video focuses on the Lyman Electronic Trigger Pull Gauge, providing viewers with a demonstration and explanation of its functionality. The description directs users to Brownells' video website for further information, suggesting a product review or informational piece aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in understanding or improving their trigger performance. The content likely caters to individuals involved in gunsmithing, firearm customization, or those seeking to enhance their shooting accuracy through precise measurement of trigger pull weight.