PSR goes over the Fusion Firearms XP Comp that is offered as a budget-friendly alternative to high-end 2011 pistols. He says that it uses Glock magazines, which is convenient for those of us who seem to find them multiplying in our range bags. With a price point around $1,500, it aims to provide a competitive experience without requiring a second mortgage, featuring an aluminium grip and a compensator that helps it stay level during rapid fire.

In a side-by-side comparison, the host pits the XP Comp against a Kimber 2K11, which costs significantly more but apparently doubles as a hand-mangling device due to an uncomfortable safety design. While the Kimber struggles with an inconsistent trigger, the Fusion chugs along through thousands of rounds with minimal maintenance. The host even attempts to make the gun fail by limp wristing it, but the firearm remains more reliable than most New Year's resolutions.

To wrap things up, PSR gets some high-speed fun involving 40-round magazines and finger banging the trigger to see just how fast the gun can cycle. While he admits the trigger has a tiny bit of mush and the grip could use more texture on the back, the overall consensus is positive. It turns out that a gun manufactured in Turkey and assembled in Florida can indeed provide a smooth ride, provided you have enough ammo to keep the party going.