Videos tagged with Buttstock Attachment

This guide details the key identifying features of the Russian Type 2 AK's milled receiver, as explained by Ian McCollum. It highlights the receiver's construction from a solid steel block, specific design elements like the buttstock socket and reinforcement rails, and contrasts it with later models. The durable, albeit heavy, slab-side magazine and thicker dust cover are also noted as characteristic of this early AK variant.

John 'Shrek' McPhee of Sheriff of Baghdad details the design and employment of his B-Sling, a two-point adjustable sling developed over a decade of combat. He emphasizes its combat band made of high-temperature silicone for vehicle operations and its quick-to-shoot technology. The guide covers proper attachment points for balance and stability, the use of triglide buckles for adjustment, and the breakaway Velcro for hands-free operation.