Videos tagged with Butler Creek

This video showcases a custom build of a Ruger 10/22 rifle assembled using leftover parts. The build features a Butler Creek folding stock, a BSA Sweet 22 scope mounted with sniper rings, a Weaver rail, a Timber Creek extended magazine release, a homemade auto bolt release, a Magpul rail, and a CCOP USA bipod. The creator expresses enthusiasm for its potential as a fun and functional shooter, highlighting the successful integration of various components into a unique firearm.

This video presents part two of a series on a minimalist .22LR survival rifle, focusing on accuracy during rapid follow-up shots and higher volume firing. The reviewer compares the performance of a Chiappa, a Henry, and Ruger 10/22 models. The Chiappa's rear sight is noted as problematic. The Henry rifle is surprisingly effective for quick shooting due to its light barrel, while the 10/22 variants are described as easier to shoot overall, with the Butler Creek version being particularly enjoyable. The video acknowledges poor camera quality due to technical issues.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases a modified Ruger 10/22 rifle. Key modifications highlighted include a Butler Creek stock, a 1/22 compact barrel, and Williams fiber optic sights. The video focuses on presenting these specific upgrades to the popular Ruger 10/22 platform, offering a glimpse into customization options for .22 LR rifles.

This YouTube Short features a viewer-suggested modification for a Ruger 10/22 rifle, specifically installing a Butler Creek folding stock with a stainless finish. The video title indicates a focus on a minimalist survival rifle configuration, encouraging viewers to watch through a potentially slow intro. It highlights a specific rifle platform and a popular aftermarket accessory.

This video features a "Minimalistic survival rifle battle," focusing on a Ruger 10/22 rifle equipped with a Butler Creek folding stock. The description highlights a viewer suggestion for a stainless steel Butler Creek folding stock, indicating a customization or modification aspect. The content appears to be part one of a series, suggesting an ongoing exploration of this firearm setup for survival scenarios.

This video showcases a custom 'Bubba' build of a Chinese SKS rifle, featuring a modified Yugoslavian stock with an adapted Butler Creek folding mechanism originally for a Ruger 10/22. The build demonstrates impressive reliability and ergonomics during a rapid-fire live-fire demonstration on an outdoor range, highlighting the speaker's expertise in firearm modification and appreciation for unique builds.

This YouTube video features range time with two Ruger rifles: the Ruger Precision Rimfire and the Ruger Mini-14. The description highlights that the Mini-14 is equipped with a Butler Creek stock, suggesting potential modifications or aftermarket accessories. The content focuses on casual shooting and showcasing these specific firearms in action.

This video is the first part of a series focusing on accessories for the Ruger 10/22 rifle. The initial installment specifically discusses magazines, highlighting both positive and negative experiences with various options. Featured items include a double magazine connector, the Tandemkross Doublekross, Ruger BX-15 magazines, Ruger BX-25 magazines, and Butler Creek 25/22 magazines. The presenter provides links to purchase these accessories.

This video showcases a Mossberg Maverick 88 12 gauge security shotgun that has been modified with a Butler Creek folding stock and a 'corn cob' grip. The creator describes the build as '80s tacticool police-like' and poses the question of whether it's the 'ultimate Riot shotgun.' The focus is on the aesthetic and functional upgrades to the shotgun, aiming for a specific retro-tactical look.

This video expresses a strong, pre-existing sentiment against purchasing Ruger 10/22 rifles, with the creator revealing they now own four. The description hints at potential future acquisitions, contingent on selling other firearms to fund them. Specific Ruger 10/22 variants mentioned include the Target model, a "carbing" version in a Butler Creek folding stock, the Takedown model, and a 50th Anniversary edition with a laminate stock.

This video showcases new firearm products and accessories from several manufacturers. Featured items include a SIG Sauer P365 with an ambidextrous thumb safety, ideal for concealed carry and EDC. Butler Creek presents the ASAP Electronic Magazine Loader for AR-15 magazines, offering rapid loading of 5.56/.223 ammunition. Cole-Tac introduces the QD Thingy sling swivel socket and a Hunter Ammo Wallet for carrying spare rifle rounds. Finally, Tisas demonstrates the Regent Fatih, a clone of the Beretta 84 compact pistol, also equipped with an ambidextrous safety.

This YouTube video is a product spotlight from the 2019 SHOT Show, featuring Rachel Kopczyk from Butler Creek demonstrating their new ASAP® Electronic Magazine Loader. The video highlights the functionality of the loader and directs viewers to Butler Creek's website for more information. It also promotes the NSSF SHOT Show's social media channels and website for additional content related to the event.