Videos tagged with Barrel Chop

This YouTube Short, titled 'C.H.O.D.E. - CHarter Off Duty Extreme #guns #shorts #revolver', focuses on the modification of firearms, specifically 'chopping barrels'. The description explicitly mentions 'My bandsaw never rests. Chopping barrels is what we do here.', indicating a gunsmithing or custom build process. The presence of 'revolver' in the title and the general theme of barrel modification strongly suggests a focus on custom firearm work.

This video documents the progressive shortening of a .50 BMG HM Defense HM50B rifle's barrel, testing the impact on velocity and terminal performance. Initial tests show significant velocity drops after cutting the barrel, with further reductions and accuracy loss as it's shortened to extreme lengths. The experiment highlights the importance of barrel length for projectile stabilization and pressure build-up, even demonstrating a 'negative barrel' scenario.

This video showcases a custom FN PS90 SBR build, featuring a barrel chop modification. It highlights the firearm's 5.7x28mm caliber, 50-round translucent magazine, and a Holosun red dot optic. The build demonstrates advanced gunsmithing techniques for creating a Short Barreled Rifle from a PS90.

This custom 13.7-inch suppressed AR-15 build, optimized for reliability with brass ammunition, demonstrates a successful experiment in gassing and component selection. The build features a Daniel Defense barrel cut to 13.7 inches with a .076 gas port, paired with a V7 upper and Geissele rail. Despite minor struggles with steel-case ammo unsuppressed, the rifle offers a remarkably flat shooting experience with minimal gas blowback.

This video continues the "Second Chance" project, focusing on a used Remington 700 rifle. Part 2 details the process of disassembling the rifle to shorten the barrel by approximately 6 inches, followed by threading and tapering it. The rifle is then re-tested at the range with the Q Side Chick Chassis, showing significantly improved accuracy. The video highlights how chassis systems and minor gunsmithing can revitalize older firearms. It also briefly mentions the "loadout" including a Q T-shirt and Tactical Distributors pants.