Videos tagged with Destructive Devices Industries

This video features an interview with David Fillers, the owner of Destructive Devices Industries (DDI), discussing what sets their AK-47 rifles apart from others on the market. The content focuses on the unique aspects of DDI firearms, offering insights into their manufacturing and design philosophy. The description also includes links to various social media platforms and merchandise.

This video provides an expert review of the DDI-12, an AK-based 12-gauge shotgun introduced at SHOT Show 2016. The review highlights its significant compatibility with Saiga 12 parts, unique features like an ambidextrous safety and left-hand charging handle, and a modular trigger assembly. The presenter, Eric from Iraqveteran8888, offers a high-authority assessment, comparing its build quality favorably against competitors and detailing its specifications and MSRP.

This video focuses on the Destructive Devices Industries (DDI) AK-47. The description mentions a recent bulk update that wiped out most video descriptions, and directs viewers to VSO's affiliate page for missing links or codes. The VSO Gun Channel is presented as an educational resource focused on responsible gun ownership and safety, emphasizing that they do not sell firearms and aim for objective content based on tests and evaluations. They highlight their independence from manufacturers and their commitment to providing unbiased reviews.

This video features a gear test of Vanquest RACKET 36 and Ibex packs during a rainy hike. The presenters demonstrate the capacity of the RACKET 36 for carrying an AK-47 with accessories and the Ibex for a Crye Precision JPC. They assess the gear's durability and water resistance after exposure to harsh weather conditions, noting that while not fully waterproof, the internal contents remained largely dry. The video also includes a discussion on firearm choices for dinosaur defense in the movie Jurassic World.

This video provides an in-depth look at the new DDI AK47U rifle from Destructive Devices Industries. The review highlights its 7.62x39mm caliber, traditional underfolding stock, Bulgarian Bakelite furniture, and 4140 steel receiver. The host, demonstrating high expertise, also tests magazine compatibility with various brands and showcases a muzzle device swap. The MSRP is noted at $949.