Videos tagged with Compliance Device

This entry details the legal case against Mean Arms regarding their MA-Lock AR-15 magazine locking device. It explains how the device was intended to comply with New York's assault weapon ban but was allegedly easily bypassed. The settlement highlights the legal risks accessory manufacturers face, particularly concerning 'deceptive marketing' claims in states with strict firearm laws. The information is presented from the perspective of a firearms instructor analyzing the legal and technical aspects of compliance.

This guide details the operation of the KLVR Co fixed magazine device for AR-15 platforms, as demonstrated by Reno May. It covers the specific technique required for magazine release, which involves a slight separation of the upper and lower receivers. The guide emphasizes how this system facilitates crucial functions like bolt-lock reloads and clearing common malfunctions, addressing previous criticisms of fixed magazine limitations.

This guide details the installation and operation of the Ashford BRS (Bolt Retention System), a modification designed to make AR-style rifles compliant with California's assault weapon laws by creating an 'interrupted action.' The video, featuring an instructional and enthusiastic tone from an experienced individual, demonstrates how the BRS replaces the standard bolt catch, allowing for the use of normal magazines and features while bypassing semi-automatic restrictions. It highlights the BRS as a faster alternative to traditional fixed-magazine solutions, with an estimated installation time of a couple of minutes and a cost of around $130.