Videos tagged with CNC Machined

This video provides an expert-level overview of the 3rd Bay OUNCE folding pistol, detailing its unique ultra-compact folding design and the rationale behind its $899 MSRP. Bill Osbourne, representing Third Bay, LLC, explains the significant research, development, intellectual property, and high-precision CNC machining costs involved in bringing such an innovative firearm to market, highlighting that initial production volumes necessitate a higher price point. The company aims to reduce costs as production scales.

This video demonstrates the setup and robust capabilities of the Sunwayfoto HT4030CMI inverted leg tripod. Expertly shown by Moondog, the tripod is deployed, a spotting scope is mounted on the XB-52 ball head, and its maximum height and impressive load-bearing capacity are tested by hanging body weight from it. The construction highlights carbon fiber and CNC-machined T6061 aluminum with a hard-anodized finish.

Aridus Industries introduces the Imperium Handguard for the Beretta 1301 shotgun, debuting at Beretta Range Day before Shot Show 2025. This all-aluminum handguard features a low-profile design, complete top coverage for enhanced shooting ergonomics, and a unique M-LOK texture for improved grip on 12-gauge shotguns. It utilizes friction-fit interface pieces, eliminating the need for external hardware.

The Marlin 336 Classic is a modern iteration of a beloved lever-action rifle, featuring traditional styling with high-quality materials like American black walnut and a blued steel finish. Chambered in the versatile 30-30 Winchester, it offers good accuracy for medium-range hunting and a smooth shooting experience thanks to its balanced construction and recoil pad. The rifle incorporates modern manufacturing techniques like CNC machining and retains classic features such as side ejection and a crossbolt safety, making it a reliable and aesthetically pleasing choice for enthusiasts.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Stealth Arms Platypus, featuring insights from Tim, the creator. It covers the firearm's unique build process, customization options, reliability, and the company's philosophy. The discussion highlights the Platypus's appeal as a customizable 2011-style pistol that accepts Glock magazines, its robust construction, and the company's commitment to customer satisfaction and quality.

This guide details the use of the WarBull Scope Leveling Kit for accurately aligning rifle scopes. The kit includes CNC-machined, anodized levels with rubber coating to protect the barrel. It emphasizes the importance of a stable firearm platform and provides steps for leveling the barrel and then using magnetic levelers on various rifle components to ensure scope alignment.

This review of the Jacob Grey TWC9 double-stack 1911 highlights its construction from 775 aircraft-grade aluminum, CNC machined from billet, and a military-grade hard coat anodization. The firearm features a 4.25-inch 416 stainless steel bull barrel with a 1:10 twist, a 3.5 lb trigger, and is optics-ready for RMR/RMSc with suppressor height sights. The reviewer notes its tight tolerances, smooth operation, and competitive price point compared to higher-end models like Staccato.

This video provides an in-depth review of three Standard Manufacturing 1911 models: the Royal Blue, the HPX, and the G Model. The presenter highlights their high-quality construction, CNC machining from forgings, and Series 70 design. The Royal Blue is praised for its aesthetic and fit, the HPX for its tactical features and value, and the G Model for its historical resemblance. The review emphasizes the excellent slide-to-frame fit and trigger quality across the models, positioning them as strong contenders in the custom 1911 market at a production price point.

This review covers the Victor Precision VP-25M 25-round magazine for .22 WMR and .17 HMR. The reviewer highlights its smooth loading, durable 'cedal' (Delrin) construction, and CNC machining. While the magazine performed flawlessly, the reviewer experienced rifle-specific failures to eject during testing. The magazine is noted for its ease of disassembly for cleaning, a crucial feature for rimfire firearms.

This video demonstrates the installation of a C&H Precision Speed Feed, a CNC-machined metal insert designed to improve magazine insertion into the rear of a Glock pistol's magazine well. The process is straightforward, requiring a 3/32nd Allen wrench for securing the part, with a recommendation to use Loctite for a permanent fit. The presenter highlights its utility for faster reloads.

This video reviews the WGS Flip-Up Rifle Sights, highlighting their construction from CNC machined aluminum with steel push-to-release components. The reviewer demonstrates their easy deployment and stowage on a Tavor 7, noting the standard A2 adjustable front post and the dual aperture rear sight (small for precision, large for close quarters). While functional, the lack of directional indicators or graduation marks on the windage knob is pointed out as a minor drawback.

This guide details the installation of a Royal Arms aftermarket trigger for Glock pistols, specifically demonstrated on a Glock 41. The process involves standard Glock disassembly, removal of the factory trigger and associated components, installation of the new trigger, and reassembly. The review highlights improved trigger geometry, reduced slack, a shorter reset, and a less mushy break compared to the factory trigger, while maintaining reliability.