Videos tagged with Blast Can

This video explores viewer preferences for lever-action rifle calibers, showcasing a specific Rossi R95 build chambered in .30-30 WIN. The description details the rifle's modifications, including a Midwest rail, blast can, adjustable comb, sling, and vertical grip. The creator also poses a question about the best caliber for self-defense and links to a separate video comparing top self-defense calibers. Thanks are given to Guns.com for providing the firearm.

This video from Brownells features Caleb spotlighting the Rearden Manufacturing Atlas Muzzle Devices. The Atlas system is a versatile suppressor mounting solution designed to be compatible with Plan B adapters, enabling a universal thread-on system for suppressors across various firearms. The video highlights key benefits, including how the tapered mounting design prevents carbon lock, reduces overall length, and improves suppressor fitment. It also showcases a blast can option for users who don't plan to use a suppressor. The content covers installation, threading, and available options like flash hiders, muzzle brakes, length variations, and caliber choices.

The Witt Machine SME Slimline linear compensator effectively mitigates sound and recoil, particularly on longer barrels with subsonic rifle cartridges like .308 and .300 Blackout. While it significantly reduces noise for the shooter and bystanders, its effectiveness diminishes with shorter barrels like a 6-inch 9mm MP5K, potentially causing ear ringing. The two-piece design, made of 416 stainless steel with Cerakote, can seize due to carbon buildup, requiring careful maintenance.

This video from Brownells introduces new products for 2020. Paul Levy showcases the Mantis X Shooting Performance Training System, a smart sensor for pistols and rifles that tracks movement, analyzes performance via a smartphone app, and offers coaching for improvement. It functions as a shot and reload timer, recording data for comparison. Also featured is the Midwest Industries Blast Can, a muzzle device designed to direct blast and concussion away from the shooter, enhancing the experience with AR-15 pistols and SBRs. Finally, Armageddon Gear's padded pouch for protecting Kestrel wind meters is presented.

This YouTube video features a Q&A session with InRangeTV personalities, addressing a wide range of viewer questions related to firearms, shooting sports, and related topics. Questions cover practical modifications for the WWSD project, specific rifle components like BCGs, rifle fitment, enjoyable firearms used in competition, advice for new C&R collectors interested in 2-gun matches, personal preference for rifles like the FAL and PTR91, the necessity of competition for skill development, finding local shooting events, AK platform optics, muzzle device considerations, load-bearing equipment preferences, the suitability of handgun calibers and bottlenecked pistol cartridges, ATF regulations on auto sears, the Mini 14/30 for defense and competition, the utility of cartridges like 50 Beowulf in modern combat, the design intent of the Chauchat LMG, the viability of the 1911 platform, differences in optical sights, alternatives for astigmatism sufferers, the debate between red dot and holographic sights, future InRangeTV content like the lever-action series and "Old West Vignettes," non-firearm hobbies of the presenters, AKs in .223, suppressor lifespan, the potential of a 7.62 NATO BAR, new Galil rifles, Shell Shock Technologies cases, choosing a single firearm for urban combat, and a brief discussion on net neutrality and distributed networks.