Atlas Titan 100K Review - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Check out my detailed review of my Atlas Titan after 100K down the pipe!!! This is the first video of a two part series.
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The corrosion on the sear spring was from grip tears. Charlie makes the grip cry due to his grip strength!
Nice review, impressive gun. Lack of wear on the DLC parts is impressive as well.
Excellent review on a beautiful quality target handgun. Atlas handguns have become way too expensive over the years. Time for me to go to the INFINITY 2011. Peace
Great video Charlie. On the weight of your 50k review I ordered a Titan and shot it for the first time yesterday. I previously shot Cheely gripped STI DVC LTD’s with island barrels. The new Titan, although not even broken in, outshot the DVC’s immediately and feels great. I look forward to tuning the springs (it’s over sprung for me with the 11lb factory spring) and seeing what this thing can do. Shout out to yourself, Adam, and Morgan at Atlas Gunworks!
I am glad that you are happy with your new Titan. Its an awesome gun and will provide you with a long service life!!!
Thanks brother!
Internals look a lot like the staccato P
I would hope so. Atlas and Staccato pistols are leveraging the same basic 2011 pistol design so yes, the internal parts are going to look very similar. The main difference between Atlas and Staccato is quality of parts and fitting precision. The Atlas pistols are on a completely higher level of quality than Staccato. This isn't intended as a knock on Staccato guns. It simply is what it is.
100,000 rounds!? Still looks good
Is this better than the Athena? Thank you.
That is a very subjective question. The Athena is chambered in 9mm and designed for use with a slide mounted Red Dot. The Titan is chambered in 40 S&W and has iron sights. They both are optimized for their specific calibers and use cases. One isn't "Better" than the other on its own.
@@BigPandaPerformance I see. I really appreciate your answer. I was under the impression that the Titan came in a 9mm option as well. Again thank you sir.
@@a.d.c7941 Yes the Titan is available in 9mm as well. The Athena was designed specifically for 9mm so that it's weight balanced to that cartridge perfectly. The Titan was designed for specifically for 40 S&W from a weight balance perspective. This is all part of the "Return to Perfect Zero" purpose for each guns specific build. If you want a pistol that is built from the ground up to be balanced perfectly to the 9mm cartridge then the Athena or Hyperion is what you need to look into.
@@BigPandaPerformance I greatly appreciate you pointing this/helping me out with this!! I was so confused on the options. Im new to Atlas but im loving these guns. Thank you so much Sir!!! You have stirred me in the right direction!
Hi sir, may I ask where did you buy the extended mag release button and what size is the tread?
That is a modified CR Speed Mag Catch paddle that has been cut down to about half of its normal size. The threads on the mag release screw are 4-40.
The atlas titan or the staccato xl?
What weight hammer spring do you use with the 9lb recoil spring?
17lb Hammer Spring
Holy undersprung!