Videos tagged with Die Free Co

This guide details the installation of several aftermarket parts on an AR-15 platform, including a .50 Cal engraving, a Die Free Co foregrip, a Kung Fu pistol grip, a Right On Optics 1-10x LPVO, and a B5 Systems stock. The modifications focus on enhancing the rifle's ergonomics and sighting capabilities for potential EDC or tactical applications. The video highlights a casual approach to firearm customization.

This review of the Stenzel Industries SAK-21, presented with critical objectivity and technical detail by Micah Mayfield, highlights its modernized AK-style platform chambered in 7.62x39mm. The firearm features an innovative short-stroke gas piston system and oversized controls designed for rapid manipulation and reloads, achieving an average reload time of 3.35 seconds. However, the review also points out significant issues with magazine reliability, potential trigger slap under specific conditions, and a high MSRP of $4,000, questioning its overall value proposition compared to established alternatives.

This entry explains the Rare Breed FRT-15 L3 trigger, emphasizing its semi-automatic operation and legal status. It highlights the importance of understanding trigger mechanisms and legal advocacy groups like NAGR. The content is presented with high authority, drawing on expertise in firearm operation and legal distinctions.

This guide details the customization of the FoldAR Mobetta SCW, a compact .300 Blackout rifle ideal for truck gun applications. It covers the installation of various high-end aftermarket components, including specialized grips, lights, optics, and a unique folding mechanism. The video emphasizes the viability of modern folding ARs for low-profile carry and tactical use cases, showcasing a custom paint job by Black Anchor Tactical. Marcel, a high-level tactical gear enthusiast, provides expert insights into these modifications.

This video showcases the new Multicam Grips from Die Free Co. The creator emphasizes new rules preventing them from demonstrating channel support methods directly. They encourage viewers to visit their website for support and links to items used in the video, including a wireless microphone and lighting. The description also promotes following their alternative platforms (Rumble, Greyhive, Telegram) for uncensored content and exclusive content/giveaways on Locals. A disclaimer highlights that demonstrations are performed by trained professionals at a private range with medical personnel on site, and firearms not in use are rendered inoperable.

This video demonstrates the installation of Die Free Co's new base pads for AR-15 magazines, specifically compatible with Magpul Gen 3 magazines. The base pads offer a plus-two round capacity increase and feature texturing for improved grip and monopod-style stability. Multiple color options are available.

This guide details the assembly of a custom firearm build centered around the Brownells BRN-180 upper receiver and a unique, bufferless lower receiver. The process involves attaching aftermarket components like a Die Free Co pistol grip and a custom buttpad. The BRN-180's enclosed, short-stroke gas piston system eliminates the need for a traditional buffer tube, contributing to a compact design. This build showcases advanced customization for firearm enthusiasts.

This live stream covers a variety of firearms-related products and lifestyle topics. The host unboxes and discusses new gear, including a Streamlight tactical light, Die Free Co grips and a knife, and Neomag concealed carry accessories. He also reviews Wiley X sunglasses and the MePRO Micro Red Dot sight. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to discussing firearm ownership philosophy, emphasizing proficiency over collection size, and the importance of training for all individuals, regardless of gender. The host also touches on the evolving firearms industry and his personal journey as a content creator.

This video from Die Free Co. reviews the Tiger Claw Angled Grip, questioning its value. Based on the title and description, the content likely focuses on the performance and utility of this specific firearm accessory. It's implied to be a review, with the creator posing the question of whether the grip is 'WORTH IT', suggesting an evaluation of its benefits against its cost or any potential drawbacks.

This video reviews three AR-15 upgrades: the Die Free Co Kung Fu Grip, Sylvan Arms Gen 5 Folding Stock Adapter, and STNGR ARCA M-LOK adapters. It details their fit, feel, form, function, and features, offering insights into installation and performance for builders looking to enhance their rifles.

This short video showcases the Die Free Co Kung Fu Grip for AR-15 pistols. The title "Enough Talk. Let's fight" suggests a demonstration or emphasis on the practical application and aggressive styling of the grip. It is clearly aimed at AR-15 pistol owners looking for accessory upgrades, with a focus on enhancing ergonomics and possibly aesthetics for a more 'fight-ready' feel. The use of '#shorts' indicates a brief, attention-grabbing format.

This guide details the installation of Kung Fu Grips from Die Free Co. on AR-15 platform rifles. The video highlights the ease of installation, the ergonomic benefits including texture and vertical angle, and the affordability of the grips. While generally praised, a minor suggestion for a slightly longer backstrap is noted. The grips are confirmed to be U.S. Made.