Videos tagged with ETS Magazines

This review of the Mossberg MC2SC highlights its ergonomic design and excellent shooting characteristics, but also details significant reliability issues encountered by the reviewer, including light primer strikes and dead triggers. The video contrasts the MC2SC with the earlier MC1SC and discusses magazine compatibility and aftermarket support, ultimately questioning the trustworthiness of a firearm with a history of malfunctions.

This video documents a 4,000-round endurance test of a PSA Dagger pistol, highlighting numerous malfunctions including light primer strikes and a critical slide release failure. The presenter, Trench Grenade, details the gun's performance issues, ammunition reliability concerns (particularly with AAC), and accessory problems like a loose front sight and carbon-fouled optic. The test concludes with the pistol becoming inoperable due to the broken slide release, leading to a negative assessment of the firearm's durability.

This video details a 3000-round burndown test of a standard PSA Dagger Compact pistol. The test involved shooting 124-grain AAC standard pressure ammunition through various Glock OEM, ETS, and Magpul magazines. The firearm was lubricated with Brake Free CLP and equipped with a Holosun 507Comp optic and Streamlight TLR-1. The primary issues encountered were light primer strikes, attributed by the presenter to ammunition quality control rather than the firearm itself. The front sight was also noted to be loose by the end of the test.

This review covers the SIG 556 Classic SWAT, a Swiss-inspired rifle adapted for the American market. The presenter highlights its AK-like internals, including a long-stroke piston and adjustable gas system, while noting its compatibility with standard AR-15 magazines. Modifications like the Samson Star 556 quad rail and AGP Arms folding stock are discussed, along with its unique trigger feel and disassembly process.

This video focuses on demonstrating the correct method for shooting with an ETS magazine. While specific firearm models or calibers are not explicitly mentioned in the title or description, the content is clearly geared towards firearm owners who utilize ETS magazines. The emphasis is on proper technique and handling, suggesting an instructional or how-to format for users of these magazines.

This video provides a critical assessment of Magpul PMAG 17 GL9 magazines for Glock handguns. The instructor, Trench Grenade, details personal experiences with these magazines, highlighting significant reliability issues like failure to feed and double feeds. He strongly advises against using them for home defense or duty, recommending them only as training magazines due to their propensity for malfunctions. The video contrasts them with OEM Glock magazines, which are deemed more reliable for critical applications.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the GOA Convention in Knoxville, Tennessee, detailing the experiences and observations of the presenter. It covers various firearm manufacturers and accessory vendors, offering insights into product offerings, sales pitches, and the overall atmosphere of the event. The presenter shares personal opinions on specific firearms and gear, including shotguns, pistols, and accessories, while also commenting on the convention's non-political environment and attendee demographics.

This video provides a four-week follow-up review of the Olight Red Dot reflex sight mounted on a Glock 19. The presenter, John Q, addresses skepticism surrounding Olight optics, detailing his positive experience with the red dot's clarity, brightness, and consistent performance after approximately 1000 rounds. He emphasizes that the optic has not faded or disappeared during use and that the mounting hardware provided has held up without additional adhesives or specialized plates. While acknowledging Olight's primary focus on lights, he suggests this optic is a viable option for those entering the red dot market or seeking an affordable range optic, though he would not recommend it for duty use due to its unproven long-term track record.

This review covers the Cox Arms USA EMR, an "Every Man's Rifle" designed as an affordable AR-15 platform. The rifle features a 16-inch 4150 CMV barrel, mid-length gas system, H1 buffer, 7075 T6 aluminum receivers with Type 1 hardcoat anodization, and B5 furniture. It includes an Alman SE 3.5lb trigger and a Cox Arms enhanced bolt carrier group. The reviewer highlights its comfortable ergonomics, effective muzzle brake, and overall value, rating it highly for its price point and features.

This video tests the compatibility of various magazines with the PSA Micro Dagger. It evaluates the stock PSA 15-round magazine, Glock OEM 10-round magazine, and ETS 10-round and 19-round magazines designed for Glock 43X/48. The testing focuses on loading ease, seating, feeding reliability, and magazine drop.

This video focuses on ETS magazines, specifically exploring their purported "only use." Given the title, the content likely dives into the functionality, limitations, or a niche application of these magazines. While the exact firearms or scenarios are not detailed in the description, the title directly addresses a specific firearm accessory. The analysis will assume the video discusses how these magazines perform in various firearm platforms or for specific purposes, potentially highlighting a single, definitive application.

This video strongly advises against most aftermarket firearm magazines, emphasizing that Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) magazines are generally the most reliable for survival in a gunfight. The instructor, with extensive military experience, highlights that firearm designs are often based around their intended magazines. He specifically calls out Shield Arms, ETS, and Magpul Glock magazines as unreliable training aids, and recommends Gen 3 PMAGs for AR-15s and OEM Beretta magazines for the M9/A4. The core message is to prioritize proven, manufacturer-supplied magazines for critical applications.