Videos tagged with Aves Engineering

This episode explores the creation and testing of a custom Glock full-auto conversion switch, manufactured using CNC machining at Aves Engineering. The modified Glock 17 is compared to a factory Glock 18C, revealing the 18C's superior controllability due to its ported components. The custom switch demonstrated reliable function throughout the testing.

The Finnish Brutality 2024 competition pushed participants through 10 intense, combat-stress-simulating stages with high penalties. The speaker details his lightweight WWSD rifle (approx. 4.5 lbs) and the Arex Delta L pistol, highlighting challenges like the indoor medical simulation and a grueling trench stage where he sustained an ankle injury. Despite difficulties, he achieved his best rank on the final stage involving explosives and memorization.

This video showcases the capabilities of 3D printed Glock G17L frames (DD17.3) modified for full-auto fire using auto sears. It highlights the improved heat resistance of Polylite PLA Pro frames and demonstrates akimbo shooting with these builds. The content emphasizes technical aspects of 3D printed firearm modifications and their performance on the range.

This video showcases a unique pink, 8-bit textured 3D-printed Glock 19 build. It details the printing process using Polymaker PolyLite PLA Pro on a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon and highlights components from Aves Engineering and Lone Wolf. The review includes range testing, discussing ergonomics, a typical Gen 3 ejection pattern, and the effectiveness of Firebird Targets.

This video explores the effectiveness of improvised muzzle devices, specifically a 'Fleshlight Torque', on the sound signature of a .22 LR firearm. While the experiment shows these devices can alter sound, they are not functional suppressors and do not meet NFA requirements for legal sound suppression. The host uses a 3D-printed 'Bubble Gun' and a BCM upper with CMMG conversion kits for testing.