Videos tagged with Diamond Checkering

This review of the BUL Armory EDC by TFB TV's James Reeves offers a critical look at its suitability for concealed carry. While praising its accuracy, trigger, and overall build quality for the price point, Reeves highlights that its full-size grip and magazine well make it less concealable than its 'EDC' moniker suggests. He compares it to duty-sized pistols and suggests a 15-round variant would be more practical for everyday carry.

This video introduces the new Henry Lever Action Supreme Rifle (LASR). It highlights features like a free-floated barrel for sub-MOA accuracy, a match-grade adjustable trigger, and threaded muzzle for suppressors. The rifle boasts improved iron sights, a drilled and tapped receiver for optics, and genuine American Walnut stocks with diamond checkering. Ambidextrous controls, including a tang safety and a new magazine release, are showcased. The LASR utilizes detachable box magazines, with an initial offering including a 10-round PMAG with a 5-round limiter, and compatibility with MSR-style magazines for increased capacity, offering flexibility beyond traditional tube-fed lever actions.

This review of the Taurus 1911 Commander highlights its traditionalist appeal with a full steel frame and .45 ACP chambering. The 4.2-inch barrel offers a balance between concealability and shootability, making it quicker out of the holster. Key features include Novak-style combat sights, cut checkering on the front strap and mainspring housing, and an extended beavertail with a memory pad.

The CZ Sharp Tail Coach Gun is a visually striking double-barrel shotgun available in 12 and 20 gauge. It features a color case-hardened receiver, Turkish walnut stock with diamond checkering, and 20-inch fixed cylinder barrels with a serrated rib and front dot sight. The reviewer highlights the single trigger's quick reset and the shotgun's ease of maintenance and disassembly, noting its suitability for hunting, home defense, and as a display piece.

This guide details the expert process of crafting a custom flat-top checkering cutter, a specialized tool for replicating vintage firearm checkering patterns. Master Gunsmith Larry Potterfield demonstrates the precise metalworking techniques required, from shaping and hardening the O1 drill rod to filing the intricate teeth. The resulting tool is essential for firearm restoration and custom stock work, allowing for the precise reproduction of historical checkering styles found on pieces like Westley Richards shotguns and Swiss Vetterli rifles.