I've been interested in the concept of barrel porting for years, but since I've never had the opportunity to try a ported handgun myself, I've been very hesitant to take the plunge on such a permanent decision.
In this video, I'm excited to officially introduce a partnership and collaboration with United Firearms LLC. This video will document my first experience with shooting ported platforms, while putting their Barrel Porting designs to the test to see how velocity and shooting experience is affected in 9mm handguns, including the CZ Shadow 2 Compact with their In-Line Grenade style ports, and a Glock 19x with their V-Nose ports. After my testing is complete, I let the experts at United Firearms answer some of the most common questions they see from their customers, to hopefully help other people like me who have been on the fence with barrel porting.
Special thanks to United Firearms LLC for working with me on this collaboration! Make sure to check them out on Instagram to see more of their awesome work and hit them up if you have any questions! https://www.instagram.com/united_firearms_llc/
Other platforms featured and discussed in this video include: -CZ Shadow 2, Shadow 2 Compact, S2C, SP-01, P-07, Dan Wesson DWX -Glock 19, Glock 17, Glock 34, Glock 45, Glock 19x, Glock 48, Glock 43, 43x -2011, 1911, Staccato C2, Staccato P, Staccato CS -Smith and Wesson, S&W, M&P, HK VP9, Sig P320
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