Videos tagged with 45-degree safety selector

The Springfield Armory Saint Victor 9mm PDW offers a compact and stylish PDW experience with an AR-15-like design. It utilizes Colt pattern magazines, features an SB Tactical HB PDW brace, and boasts a tungsten cerakote finish. The firearm is well-suited for roles like a truck gun or for home defense, with potential for suppressor use due to its threaded barrel.

This is a first look review of the US Palm Storm Cat4 AR-15, highlighting its unique features aimed at an affordable duty-style rifle. The review covers the innovative monolock handguard system, user-serviceable internal components, ambidextrous lower receiver controls, and the cold hammer-forged barrel. The presenter, a firearms instructor, provides insights into the rifle's performance after 150-200 rounds, noting reliability and specific design choices.

The Rainier Arms RUC PRO is highlighted for its robust build quality, particularly its pin systems and 45-degree safety selector. The video emphasizes the continued relevance of 16-inch barreled rifles for accuracy. It also provides a tactical insight into optimal weapon light placement when using a suppressor, suggesting positioning it further forward to avoid obstruction and maximize illumination.

Chris Randall of Honest Outlaw provides an enthusiastic and professional overview of the Gen 3 Brownells BRM-180 at SHOT Show 2025. The review highlights its .300 Blackout chambering, AR-15 style controls, folding brace, and potential as a PDW or truck gun. The demonstration includes features like an EOTech sight and a weapon-mounted light, showcasing the firearm's modern configuration from an established reviewer with high authority.

This YouTube video demonstrates the installation of a Battle Arms Development BAD-CASS ST (Short Throw) 45-degree safety selector for an AR-15 platform. The creator highlights the benefit of a quicker selector response compared to a standard 90-degree selector. The video also includes a disclaimer that this modification process may void the firearm's warranty and is not officially condoned by Battle Arms Development. Links to the manufacturer's website and a forum discussion about compatible receivers are provided. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for future content.