Videos tagged with Aftermarket Chassis

This guide details the installation of the Woox Superleggera chassis onto a bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 Win Mag. It covers unboxing, removing the original chassis, installing the barreled action into the new chassis, and completing assembly. The video also briefly showcases a PWS BDE suppressor and shooting the rifle with the new chassis.

This video demonstrates the installation and live-fire performance of a Glock 19 within the Recover Tactical PIX+ chassis, featuring an EOTech sight and magnifier. The speaker, FrenchGunGuy, an experienced tactical gear reviewer, tests the setup's stability and speed in rapid fire drills at an outdoor range, exploring the unconventional combination of a magnifier on a compact handgun.

This video reviews the High Tower Armory bullpup chassis for the High Point 995 carbine. The presenter notes the unique aesthetic, comparing it to movie parodies. While acknowledging its fun factor and potential as a conversation piece, the review highlights significant drawbacks including a poor trigger, occasional feeding issues, and a sharp edge causing discomfort. The overall cost is estimated at $550-$600, leading to a conclusion that it's not recommended for serious use but can be a fun novelty.

This video showcases a Sig P320 M17 pistol integrated into a Raider Flux chassis, featuring a unique Sage Moon camouflage cerakote finish. The presenter highlights the chassis's ability to hold an extra magazine and its stock deployment mechanism. The custom cerakote is noted for its durability and aesthetic appeal on the plastic chassis.

This video showcases the Saiga MK-106 rifle, specifically featuring the aftermarket SAG MK-3 chassis. The demonstration highlights the rifle's performance with .308 Winchester ammunition at an indoor range. The speaker, demonstrating high authority and expertise, expresses significant enthusiasm for the AK-platform and this particular .308 variant, emphasizing its enjoyable shooting characteristics.

This video provides an expert comparison between the Springfield M1A and the Russian SKS, analyzing their performance as battle rifles. The analysis, led by Joel Wise from Precision Rifle Network, covers weight, sights, trigger pull, ballistics, and customization options, offering a detailed look at each platform's strengths and weaknesses. The speaker's high authority level is evident through detailed data analysis and references to industry experts.

The Accuracy International AX 2.0 Folding Chassis System offers a significant upgrade for Remington 700 actions, providing a folding stock, detachable magazine capability, and extensive adjustability. It features aluminum and polymer construction for durability without excessive weight. The self-aligning V-block simplifies installation by automatically bedding the action, and the forend free-floats most barrels. The chassis allows for adjustable length of pull, cheekpiece height and position, and includes a rail system for accessory mounting.