Videos tagged with Brownells Gun Tech

This video showcases the MultiTasker Nano 2 and MagPod from MultiTasker Tools. The Nano 2 is a compact tool featuring a flat-head screwdriver and a T-10 Torx driver, designed for adjusting red dot sights and removing battery caps. It's small enough to be carried on a keychain or lanyard. The MagPod is a replacement floorplate for Magpul PMAGs (Gen M2 and M3) that functions as a field expedient monopod and aids in faster magazine changes. A notable feature is the integrated slot on the MagPod to securely hold the Nano tool, releasable with a bullet tip.

This product spotlight features the MultiTasker M:4 Multi-Tool, a compact tool designed to fit within the buttpad of B5 Systems AR-15 stocks. The video's presenter, Caleb Savant from Brownells Gun Tech™, details the tool's four primary functions: a slot-tip screwdriver, a castle nut wrench, a 1/2" hex nut wrench, and a bolt override malfunction clearance tool. While accessible by removing the buttpad, the M:4 offers a convenient, always-on-the-rifle storage solution. It's constructed from 420 stainless steel with a Melonite® finish, emphasizing its durability despite its small size.

This product spotlight by Brownells Gun Tech Caleb focuses on the SOTAR Cam Pin (SCP) from Forward Controls Design. Developed in conjunction with Chad Albrecht of the School of the American Rifle (SOTAR), this upgraded AR-15 cam pin features a unique dimple for consistent indexing during Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) reassembly. This consistent orientation promotes even wear on the cam pin, extending its service life and, consequently, the overall lifespan of the BCG by preventing accelerated wear on other components. The video highlights the importance of this seemingly small part in maintaining the reliability and longevity of an AR-15.

This video is a product spotlight for the Magpul DAKA Grid Gun Case Organizer. Brownells Gun Tech™ Caleb demonstrates how this modular system of interlocking foam blocks creates a custom-fitted interior for rifle cases, specifically showcasing its use with the Pelican Vault V730 rifle case. The system replaces traditional cut-and-pluck foam, offering easier reconfiguration for different firearms and optics. The DAKA foam is highlighted as being lighter and stiffer than standard case foam, providing superior gun security and protection. The setup process involves placing pillar blocks around the firearm to suspend it within the case, ensuring it remains stationary during transit.

This video provides a detailed guide on how to properly fit the "cup" component of the Law Tactical ARIC (AR Internal Carrier) to an AR-15. Presented by Brownells Gun Tech Caleb Savant, the tutorial focuses on critical alignment points, potential binding issues, and the importance of the cup seating flush with the lower receiver to ensure proper function of the ARIC and the firearm. It references a previous video for complete installation instructions and emphasizes lawful use of firearm components.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech, featuring Caleb Savant, provides essential guidance on selecting the appropriate lens color for shooting glasses. The presenter highlights two key factors: personal preference and the need for contrast between the target and its background. Specific tint recommendations are given, with orange and yellow tints ideal for bright targets like clays or fluorescent sights, while brown and rose tints enhance contrast against green foliage. For indoor shooting, clear lenses are generally advised. The video emphasizes the importance of both eye and hearing protection for range safety.

This product spotlight features the new .22 LR Colt King Cobra revolver, a significant release as the first new Colt .22 LR revolver since 1988 and the first 10-shot revolver in Colt's history. Colt Vice-President Paul Spitale discusses its features, including a Python-style barrel, interchangeable front sights, leaf-spring driven action for a smooth trigger pull, and enhanced frame strength. The video highlights its potential value with an MSRP under $1,000.

This product spotlight video focuses on the Reptilia AUS Scope Mount, highlighting its robust construction and suitability for demanding firearm applications. It's machined from a single billet of 7075 T6 aluminum, featuring steel Torx head screws and hardened steel clamping bars for exceptional stability. The mount is designed for easy installation with various common tools and emphasizes its lightweight design despite its durability. The description notes its development with input from a 'direct action group' known for their rigorous use of firearms, ensuring it can withstand abuse without losing zero. The video showcases the mount's ability to maximize the performance of high-quality optics on platforms like the AR-15.

This product spotlight video focuses on the Steiner DBAL (Dual Beam Aiming Laser) series of tactical aiming devices. It details the features of both the DBAL-A3 and DBAL-D2 models, highlighting their infrared (IR) illuminators, visible and IR laser emitters, adjustable beam width, and point of impact adjustment. The video explains how the quick-release Picatinny mount facilitates easy attachment to firearms and discusses the use of remote pressure switches for activation. The presenter, Caleb Savant from Brownells Gun Tech, emphasizes the devices' utility for extreme accuracy in low-light and no-light conditions, making them valuable for tactical applications.

This video delves into the Smith & Wesson Model 63 Kit Gun, a stainless steel evolution of the classic .22/.32 Kit Gun. Introduced in 1977, this J-frame revolver offered improved elemental resistance for outdoor enthusiasts. The description details its chambering in .22 Long Rifle with a 6-shot cylinder, available in square or round butt configurations, highlighting its handy, compact, and accurate shooting characteristics. It also touches upon the later revised Model 63 from 2008 with an internal safety lock, contrasting it with earlier collector-favored versions. The video showcases a well-maintained early 1990s Model 63 featuring wood grips and adjustable sights.

This video explores the Smith & Wesson Model 49 Bodyguard revolver, a compact concealed-carry firearm chambered in .38 Special. The presenter highlights its unique design, featuring a shrouded hammer that prevents snagging while still allowing for single-action cocking. The discussion traces the Model 49's lineage back to earlier J-frame revolvers and explains the evolution to the all-steel frame. A specific example is showcased: a late-production, unfired Saudi Arabian Ministry of Interior Security Services contract gun with a unique provenance, formerly owned by Richard "Stretch" Kennedy. The video emphasizes the Bodyguard's suitability for concealed carry and its historical popularity among law enforcement.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech™ Keith Ford delves into the unique Winchester Model 55 single-shot automatic .22 rimfire rifle from 1958. The description highlights its unusual operation: a manual cocking handle, automatic ejection of spent casings from the underside, and bolt lock-back after firing, all while functioning as a single-shot firearm. The rifle is noted for its compact design and its role in introducing young people to shooting sports. Approximately 47,000 were produced before production ceased in 1961. The video also clarifies that this is distinct from the Winchester Model 1894 variant also known as the Model 55.