Videos tagged with Commercial-Spec

This video from Magpul highlights their dominance in the AR-15 stock market, emphasizing their MOE and CTR lines. The content showcases the brand's positioning as an industry leader through high-quality visuals and a confident, minimalist tone. It focuses on market share and product recognition rather than specific technical instruction.

This video provides a technical guide on using receiver extension (buffer tube) jigs for AR-15 builds to ensure proper alignment when installing collapsible stocks. It details how to use common jigs like the Geissele Reaction Block and Botach Clea Zion, including a clever tip using coins to create a rigid assembly in a vise. The instructor emphasizes preventing cosmetic damage and ensuring functional integrity during castle nut installation and removal.

Instruction from Caleb and Steve at Brownells clarifies the meaning of 'Mil-Spec' in firearms components. They explain that true Mil-Spec involves military production and inspection, while civilian market 'Mil-Spec' often refers to dimensional standards or quality benchmarks without official certification. The video highlights receiver extensions and upper receivers as examples, emphasizing that Mil-Spec generally signifies higher quality materials and manufacturing, not necessarily the lowest cost.

This review covers the Mission First Tactical (MFT) Battlelink Minimalist Stock, highlighting its lightweight design (5.8 oz) and functional features. The stock is praised for its durability, even after rough handling, and its comfortable rubberized buttpad. While the QD sling mount is a useful addition, the adjustment lever can be difficult to locate by feel. The installation process is demonstrated on a milspec buffer tube, noting that the fit can be tight initially but loosens with use. The stock is deemed functional for both with and without body armor.

This guide details the installation of the Hogue AR-15 Rubber Overmolded Stock. The reviewer, demonstrating expert knowledge, covers compatibility with both Mil-Spec and Commercial Spec buffer tubes. Key features like the rattle-free fit due to internal rubber pieces and multiple sling attachment points are highlighted. The process involves a simple slide-on installation, with a note on the adjustment lever's ergonomics.

This guide details the installation and adjustment of the Magpul MOE SL stock on an AR-15 platform. It covers basic installation steps, adjustment mechanisms, and sling mounting options. The review highlights the stock's streamlined design, dual-side adjustment paddles, and internal anti-wobble system, offering a significant improvement over standard MOE stocks.

This guide details the installation of the Magpul ASAP Ambidextrous Sling Attachment Point receiver end plate for an AR-15. The process involves greasing threads, correctly orienting the castle nut, and carefully seating the end plate while managing the takedown pin spring. It highlights the importance of using the correct anti-rotation block for either mil-spec or commercial receiver extensions. The instruction comes from an experienced individual demonstrating high authority in AR-15 assembly.

This guide details the process of converting an AR-15 from a fixed rifle stock to a collapsible carbine stock, as demonstrated by professional gunsmith Eric Kiesler. It covers disassembly, removal of the old extension tube, identification of Mil-spec vs. commercial variations, installation of the new components, and proper torquing procedures for a secure and reliable build.