Videos tagged with Amend2

This video showcases new firearm attachments, including an Amend2 modular hand stop stock and magazines, and a DryFireMag for slide-less dry-fire training. It also features IWB holsters from Bucks Holsters, one in a tiger stripe camo and a custom MuzzleBroke camo version. The content is presented in a casual, hobbyist-level tone.

Johnny Q clarifies that his displayed firearms are real, not props. He announces a major giveaway featuring a custom WOOX bolt-action rifle with ZRODelta, Primary Arms, and Rainier Arms components. The giveaway also includes tactical gear like a Two Vets tripod, Lynx Defense case, Amend2 magazines, and an Inforce weapon light, with entry instructions provided.

This video explores the pros and cons of various firearm magazine sizes, from small flush-fit options for prone shooting to high-capacity drum magazines. It highlights the standard 30-round capacity for modern sporting rifles and discusses the practical implications of different capacities for scenarios like self-defense and historical builds. The content also touches on efficient ammunition storage solutions.

A 500-round reliability test of the PSA Sabre Dagger revealed two malfunctions, both attributed to Amend2 stick magazines. After switching to factory Magpul PMAGs, the pistol ran flawlessly for the remainder of the test. The firearm is equipped with a gold threaded barrel and a Surefire X300 weapon light.

This video demonstrates how to achieve a 100-round capacity for a Glock 19 Gen 5 using the Recover Tactical P-IX Plus chassis system. It combines a 50-round Magpul drum, a 17-round Glock magazine, and a 32-round Amend2 magazine, plus one in the chamber. The review highlights the ease of installation and provides a brief live-fire demonstration.

The Recover Tactical P-IX Plus chassis transforms a standard Glock 19 into a more versatile platform by allowing it to hold three magazines. This configuration, demonstrated with two standard Glock magazines and one 34-round Amend2 extended magazine, offers a total capacity of 62 rounds. The chassis provides a stable shooting platform and a unique form factor, as shown in a live-fire demonstration.

Dropping loaded AR-15 magazines on concrete does not cause them to explode, debunking a common myth. Testing three different magazines (Magpul PMAG Gen 2, Amend2 Mod-3, and DuraMag) showed they all remained intact and functional after multiple drops from shoulder height onto concrete. This demonstrates the durability of modern firearm magazines.

This video reviews the Amend2 Self-Defense Marker, a tool disguised as a Sharpie designed for discreet self-defense. It features a rigid, non-ink-producing tip tested on ballistic gel, demonstrating significant penetration depth capable of causing severe soft tissue injury. The host highlights its effectiveness as a deadly EDC item due to its concealed nature and sharp point.

This video showcases Amend2's new Mod 3 magazines, highlighting their features relevant to everyday carry (EDC) and tactical applications. The title and description indicate a focus on the functionality and design of these firearm accessories within the context of firearms ownership and use.

This video details a common mistake in building a multi-gun arsenal: lack of standardization. The speaker highlights how inconsistent furniture, like grips, and un-tested parts can hinder performance and training. The solution involves standardizing on Amend2 PG-E grips, VFGs, and magazines for a unified feel and improved functionality, especially when interacting with barricades.

This video showcases a beginner's '1-Day Battle Setup' focusing on essential tactical gear. Key components include Armored Republic Level 4 ceramic plates, Amend2 5.56 magazines for an AR-15, a Tekto Charlie knife, and a comprehensive medical kit with QuikClot. The setup also incorporates a Baofeng radio for communication and a water source, demonstrating a foundational approach to preparedness.

A Navy SEAL details his EDC, emphasizing practical tools for various scenarios. Key items include a Half Face Blade, a discreet Amend2 tool for metal detector environments, and a Phokus med kit. He stresses the importance of cash as an EDC item for its utility in situations where cards fail, drawing from combat experience. The primary firearm is a Glock 19 with a weapon-mounted light for target identification.