Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Is the Bul Armory SAS II the best 2011 you've never heard of? We'll do a full review of the Bul Armory SAS II TAC 4.25" and the ultralight SAS II UL 3.25". We'll compare them directly to the Springfield Prodigy and the much more expensive Staccato.👇 Gear Sheet: ToolboxSpecs.com/pages/access?setup=specs-261
🛑 SAFETY & IMITATION WARNING (EDSA):
This video is for educational and documentary purposes, demonstrating technical specs and safety features in my Office which is a controlled environment and Regulated outdoor Range with a Safety Officer present in compliance with all legal and safety standards. DO NOT attempt to recreate, imitate, or replicate any activities performed in this video.
Is this compact 2011 pistol a better carry option than a Staccato? We compare sizes and quality to see if it fits your needs.
This breakdown analyzes the differences between a 4.25 inch Commander and a 3.25 inch officer size double stack 1911. If you are looking for a carry weapon, understanding the weight and build quality differences is essential. We look at how this platform stacks up against established competitors like the Staccato and the Springfield Prodigy.
While the build quality is impressive, there is a significant drawback that could be a dealbreaker for your specific setup. We discuss the pros and cons of this 2011 pistol to help you decide if it belongs in your holster or if the compromises are too great.
Subscribe for weekly breakdowns, and comment below if you prefer a Commander or an Officer size 1911.
LEGAL & SAFETY DISCLAIMER:
Tactical Toolbox is an independent media outlet. This video is for educational, documentary, and scientific purposes (EDSA). We do not sell or give away firearms, ammunition, or regulated accessories directly. All local and federal regulations apply. *This video was filmed in a highly controlled laboratory and secure range environment. It is strictly for educational, scientific, and documentary purposes. We do not manufacture, sell, or process transactions for firearms or regulated components, nor does this video provide instruction on how to manufacture them. To remain in 100% full compliance with YouTube's 2026 Safety Guidelines, this channel does not provide direct links to regulated items in the public description.
Is the Bul Armory SAS II the best 2011 you've never heard of? We'll do a full review of the Bul Armory SAS II TAC 4.25" and the ultralight SAS II UL 3.25". We'll compare them directly to the Springfield Prodigy and the much more expensive Staccato.👇 Gear Sheet: ToolboxSpecs.com/pages/access?setup=specs-261
🛑 SAFETY & IMITATION WARNING (EDSA):
This video is for educational and documentary purposes, demonstrating technical specs and safety features in my Office which is a controlled environment and Regulated outdoor Range with a Safety Officer present in compliance with all legal and safety standards. DO NOT attempt to recreate, imitate, or replicate any activities performed in this video.
Is this compact 2011 pistol a better carry option than a Staccato? We compare sizes and quality to see if it fits your needs.
This breakdown analyzes the differences between a 4.25 inch Commander and a 3.25 inch officer size double stack 1911. If you are looking for a carry weapon, understanding the weight and build quality differences is essential. We look at how this platform stacks up against established competitors like the Staccato and the Springfield Prodigy.
While the build quality is impressive, there is a significant drawback that could be a dealbreaker for your specific setup. We discuss the pros and cons of this 2011 pistol to help you decide if it belongs in your holster or if the compromises are too great.
Subscribe for weekly breakdowns, and comment below if you prefer a Commander or an Officer size 1911.
LEGAL & SAFETY DISCLAIMER:
Tactical Toolbox is an independent media outlet. This video is for educational, documentary, and scientific purposes (EDSA). We do not sell or give away firearms, ammunition, or regulated accessories directly. All local and federal regulations apply. *This video was filmed in a highly controlled laboratory and secure range environment. It is strictly for educational, scientific, and documentary purposes. We do not manufacture, sell, or process transactions for firearms or regulated components, nor does this video provide instruction on how to manufacture them. To remain in 100% full compliance with YouTube's 2026 Safety Guidelines, this channel does not provide direct links to regulated items in the public description.
