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 product spotlight from Brownells introduces Rearden Manufacturing's Atlas muzzle devices, which are compatible with Q's Plan B suppressor mounting system. The video highlights how these devices allow users to adapt existing suppressors to a standardized mounting system, reducing overall length and offering interchangeability across multiple firearms. It also covers the availability of blast cans for range use without a suppressor.

This review of the Surefire Warden blast can by Regular Guy Training LLC explores its niche applications beyond typical suppressor use. The instructor, Chris, emphasizes its effectiveness in directing concussion and flash forward, particularly in enclosed spaces for home defense and room clearing scenarios. He debunks common misconceptions about dust and signature reduction, focusing instead on its ability to mitigate negative effects on teammates and potential intruders.

This video provides an initial overview of the Leviathan Ragnarok AR pistol, highlighting its extremely short 4.5-inch barrel and its potential as the shortest 5.56 NATO pistol on the market. The presenter notes its partially ambidextrous controls, SB Tactical SBA3 brace, and a blast can that aids in cycling. Despite being tested in harsh conditions and starting brand new, the firearm reportedly fired flawlessly throughout the week of use, indicating good reliability.

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 video reviews the DRACO NAK-9, a 9mm AK-pattern pistol that accepts Glock magazines. The review highlights its stamped receiver construction, Glock magazine well adapter, compatibility with AR buffer tube accessories, and the addition of a hinged optic rail dust cover. It also discusses the threaded 1/2x28 barrel and its implications for suppressor use, including potential concentricity issues with imported firearms.

This guide covers the installation of Midwest Industries Blast Cans, emphasizing the importance of matching thread pitches to specific firearms like AR-15s, AK-47s, and Krinks. The video highlights that blast cans direct muzzle blast forward, primarily benefiting Short Barreled Rifles (SBRs) and pistols, without reducing recoil or flash. Expert instruction from The VSO Gun Channel details their construction and application.