Videos tagged with California Compliant Firearm

This video critiques Gavin Newsom's political rebranding efforts, particularly his appearances on podcasts like the Shawn Ryan Show and his adoption of a more 'everyman' persona. The speaker argues that presenting Newsom with a 'California compliant' firearm, even as a gift, normalizes and enables his gun control agenda. The video emphasizes the need for proactive engagement in the cultural and political discourse to counter such strategies.

This video reviews the New Frontier Armory AR-15 lower receiver, highlighting its ambidextrous features, billet construction, and integrated magwell. The speaker emphasizes its affordability at $150, contrasting it with higher-priced alternatives. It's noted as a viable option for builds, including those in California, due to its ability to be registered as an AR pistol.

This video provides a first look at two Grand Power Stribog models: the SP9A1 and the SP9A3G. The SP9A1 is a direct blowback 9mm using proprietary dual-feed magazines. The SP9A3G features Glock magazine compatibility and a roller-delayed blowback system, theoretically offering lighter recoil. Both models are shown in California-compliant configurations with fixed stocks, fin grips, and muzzle protectors.

This video provides a first look at the new SIG Sauer MCX Regulator, a rifle designed to be compliant in states with stricter firearm regulations. The reviewer highlights its compatibility with standard AR-15 uppers while featuring a lower receiver that alters ergonomics and controls for compliance, such as a fixed stock and a non-traditional safety selector. The MCX Regulator is chambered in 5.56 NATO and can accept various caliber uppers, including 7.62x39, offering modularity.

This video unboxes the Wilson Combat WCP320 grip module, highlighting its features like the starburst texture, flared magazine well, and etched magazine release for improved purchase. It contrasts this with the Franklin Armory CA320's single-shot, non-magazine-fed design, emphasizing the modularity of the Sig P320 platform and the ability to ship grip modules directly to consumers in many areas, while noting California's specific restrictions.