Videos tagged with AR-15 Safety

This video reviews the Mac N Cheese V2.5, a firearm built with a Mac-11 upper on a 3D-printed lower. The presenter highlights its AR-15 style controls, Glock magazine compatibility, and flared magwell. Reliability is noted as specific to Blazer Brass 115 grain ammunition, with occasional feeding issues.

This video provides an overview of the Mossberg 590R shotgun, highlighting its new features derived from a military breaching gun project. Key updates include an AR-15 style rotating safety, a collapsible buttstock, pistol grip, enlarged action release, and an enlarged loading port. The 590M variant features a 10-round detachable box magazine, making it versatile for defense, competition, and less-lethal law enforcement roles.

This guide synthesizes expert instruction from Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS on fundamental firearm handling and safety for new owners. It covers the essential 4 Firearm Safety Rules, proper clearing procedures for a Glock 19 and AR-15, selector manipulation techniques, and basic grip fundamentals. The instruction emphasizes building confidence through consistent practice and highlights the benefits of red dot sights for beginners.

This video discusses the controversial topic of chambering a round in an AR-15, contrasting common internet advice (specifically from Reddit) with practical considerations for weapon readiness. It touches on when it's appropriate to have a round in the chamber and emphasizes proper weapon staging and storage. The video aims to provide educational insights for responsibly armed individuals, promoting safety and readiness.

This video, "Product Spotlight: Elftmann AR-15 Speed Safety," focuses on the unique design and operation of Elftmann's ambidextrous AR-15 safety selector. Presented by Brownells Gun Tech™ Caleb Savant, the safety utilizes a pushbutton mechanism similar to traditional Remington 870 or bolt-action rifles, offering a departure from the standard AR-15 selector lever. The description highlights its ease of installation, its compatibility with mil-spec parts, and the inclusion of a custom detent for smoother operation. The core benefit emphasized is the potential for faster and more intuitive manipulation compared to conventional AR-15 safeties.

This video provides a practical gunsmithing tip on how to keep small firearm parts, such as springs and detents, in place during assembly or repair. The instructor, Caleb from Brownells, demonstrates using thick grease as an adhesive. This method is shown to be effective for components like AR-15 safety detents and springs, as well as small parts on other firearms, while also contributing to smoother operation.

Paul Levy from Brownells showcases a variety of new firearm products. Highlights include Geissele Automatics' ambidextrous Super Configurable Safety and Super Duty Trigger Guard and Lower Parts Kit for AR-15s. EGW presents an ambidextrous 1911 thumb safety. E-Lander offers a 20-round steel .308 AR magazine with a retro design for DPMS LR-308 pattern rifles, including the BRN-10. ATI imports Schmeisser's 60-round polymer AR-15 magazine. Finally, RMA Armament's lightweight Level III polymer and Level IV ceramic armor plates are featured.

This video features an in-depth discussion with firearms trainer Tiger McKee about the AR-15 platform. McKee emphasizes the importance of understanding AR-15 functionality, proper manipulation for safety and efficiency, and accurate shooting. He highlights the AR-15's ergonomic design and its effectiveness for home defense due to the 5.56/.223 round's energy dissipation. The discussion also covers sighting offsets, ambidextrous operation, and the necessity of dry practice for developing subconscious competence.

This video emphasizes critical firearm safety protocols during a shooting event. Key takeaways include maintaining strict muzzle control, keeping fingers off the trigger until ready to fire, and understanding range commands like 'Ceasefire' and 'Range Hot'. The instructor stresses that safety rules, particularly muzzle direction and finger discipline, are never relaxed, regardless of shooter experience.