Videos tagged with Aluminum

This video provides an expert overview of the Third Bay Ounce Folding Pistol, addressing its potential for 3D printing and detailing its complex material composition. Bill Osborne from Third Bay, LLC explains the firearm is constructed from 18 CNC steel parts, 2 brass parts, 10 aluminum parts (including the case), and 10 injection-molded plastic parts, with the handle being the largest plastic component. High-end engineering thermoplastics with significant glass fiber fill and graphene are used for enhanced properties, indicating a sophisticated manufacturing process rather than simple 3D printing.

This video showcases various DuraMag magazines, including an AR-15 6.5 Grendel 28-round stainless steel model and a 20-round pink aluminum variant. The presenter offers a casual overview of these products, highlighting their materials and capacities.

This guide covers the setup and features of the KJI K100 Monopod and K750 Tripod, introduced at SHOT Show 2026. It details the twist-lock mechanism, multi-position leg angles, and inverted ball head, highlighting options in carbon fiber and aluminum. The information is presented professionally, reflecting the brand representative's high authority.

This video compares the M16 (polymer/aluminum) chambered in 5.56/.223 with the M1 Garand (wood/steel) chambered in .30-06 Springfield. It highlights the M16's lightweight design and modularity, contrasting it with the M1 Garand's heavier build and the iconic 'ping' sound upon emptying its en bloc clip. The comparison touches on firepower differences and operational characteristics.

This video showcases the extensive inventory of Duramag magazines available at AT3 Tactical. It highlights various models including stainless steel and aluminum options for calibers like .223/5.56 and .450 Bushmaster, emphasizing the wide selection for AR-15 platforms. The energetic presentation from the AT3 Tactical warehouse underscores their stock availability.

This guide details the installation of the GS Fast Magwell for the Glock 19X, designed by GlockStore founder Lenny Magill. The magwell is constructed from FDE anodized aluminum, matching the 19X slide, and is engineered to work seamlessly with factory Glock backstraps. This modification aims to improve magazine insertion speed and ease.

This video discusses the initial poor reception of the AR-15, which was considered a 'tinker toy' due to its revolutionary use of polymers and aluminum. Despite early criticism and documented problems that led to features like the forward assist, the AR-15 ultimately became America's most popular rifle, a testament to Eugene Stoner's innovative design.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of hydrants against various calibers. It demonstrates that while some calibers like .22 LR and 12 gauge with birdshot do not penetrate, higher calibers such as 9mm and 5.56x45mm can cause significant damage, with 9mm cracking cast iron and 5.56x45mm creating small entry holes.

This guide details the installation of the Nexus Firearms aluminum lower receiver for the Springfield Armory Kuna. It highlights the key benefit of enabling compatibility with CZ Scorpion magazines and AR-15 trigger systems. The process involves installing a three-position selector, with a demonstration of a force reset selector's rapid-fire capability. The video emphasizes the enthusiast nature of the content creator, Shortshot Tony, in exploring firearm aftermarket parts.

This video provides a detailed, ASMR-style guide to restoring an M501A1 Mechanical Time Superquick Fuze, demonstrating advanced metalworking and assembly techniques. The process involves using specialized industrial machinery like bench grinders, shop presses, and lathes for precise component manipulation and finishing. The restoration concludes with protective coating and final assembly onto an artillery projectile and casing, showcasing professional ordnance handling.

This video showcases the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 (PM2) knife, highlighting its transformation from "crucarta" to "aluminum." The content focuses on knife customization and modification, implying a hands-on approach to altering the knife's materials. It caters to individuals interested in EDC (Everyday Carry) gear and knife enthusiasts who appreciate aesthetic and material changes to their blades.

This guide details an experimental approach to determining the most effective 12-gauge shotgun loads for drone defense, based on extensive testing against common drone materials. The Banana Ballistics host, demonstrating high expertise, systematically evaluates shot sizes from birdshot to 000 buckshot, providing valuable data on penetration capabilities against carbon fiber, aluminum, Kydex, and steel. The findings highlight 000 buckshot as the most effective for armored drone scenarios.