Videos tagged with ETS Mags

This video reviews the reliability of ETS extended translucent magazines for Glock firearms, specifically the Glock 19X and Glock 43X. The presenter conducts live-fire tests and a drop test to assess performance. While the ETS mags performed without malfunctions during shooting, the presenter still recommends using OEM Glock magazines for EDC due to personal preference and past heard concerns about ETS reliability, suggesting ETS mags are best suited for range days and recreational use.

This video examines the reliability of ETS magazines, specifically in the context of a Glock 19X. It aims to provide viewers with insights into whether these extended magazines are a dependable choice for their firearm needs. The title suggests a focus on practical performance and user experience.

This YouTube Short from Demolition Ranch compares metal versus plastic firearm magazines, posing the question of which is superior. The video mentions ETS Mags and the MP5 platform, suggesting a focus on firearm accessories and potentially a comparison between different magazine types for specific firearms. The content aims to engage viewers with a common question in the firearms community, encouraging likes and subscriptions.

This YouTube video features a shooter performing a "mag dump" of an entire magazine of 5.56 ammunition. The description highlights the use of Elite Tactical Systems (ETS) magazines during the event. The creator, Johnny Q, provides links to their social media, YouTube channel, and ETS Mags for viewers interested in the gear or following their content.

This YouTube video, titled 'Load Your Mags To Keep Shooting!', features Johnny Q discussing the importance of magazine loading and also promotes the Sonoran Desert Institute (SDI) for those interested in a career in the firearms industry. The description highlights SDI's programs in gun repair, ballistics, and firearms education. It also provides links to SDI, ETS Mags, and Johnny Q's various social media platforms.

This YouTube video from Johnny Q features an ASMR experience focused on unboxing new tactical magazines by Elite Tactical Systems (ETS). While the primary draw is the ASMR element of finger tapping and scratching, the video explicitly mentions and showcases ETS tactical magazines. The description also includes links to the ETS Mags website and Johnny Q's various social media and contact information, indicating a potential product feature or unboxing. The ASMR aspect is a significant part of the content's presentation, aimed at relaxation.

This video demonstrates the reliable use of ETS magazines in a self-defense scenario. It highlights practical application and aims to provide viewers with knowledge on how to effectively utilize these magazines during critical encounters. The emphasis is on functionality and dependable performance under pressure. Viewers are encouraged to watch until the end for complete information.

This video features a 'Cop or Drop' segment where host GHG Hussle reviews firearms submitted by viewers. He discusses various handguns and pistol caliber carbines, offering opinions on aesthetics, potential functionality, and personal preferences. The host emphasizes quality over quantity in firearm collections and touches on popular brands like Glock, P80, and Sig Sauer, while also highlighting accessories such as lights and optics.

This video reviews the Strike Industries EMP base plates for Glock 19 and Glock 17 magazines, offering plus four and plus five capacity increases respectively. The instructor highlights their affordability, ease of installation, and improved grip for magazine manipulation. While generally reliable, a minor feeding issue with steel-cased ammunition was noted specifically with ETS magazines, but not with Glock factory or other steel-insert magazines.