Videos tagged with Factory

This YouTube video appears to explore the world of affordable custom gun makers, as indicated by the title "The world’s most affordable custom gun makers?!" The inclusion of the hashtag #RFM and #factory suggests a focus on manufacturing and possibly a brand or series abbreviation. Without a transcript, the specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers involved are unknown, but the core theme revolves around accessible custom firearm options.

This video explores the manufacturing process of holsters, focusing on Kydex holsters. It highlights the 'how it's made' aspect, likely showcasing factory processes and the creation of this essential piece of everyday carry gear. The description includes terms related to concealed carry, personal defense, and the broader EDC lifestyle.

Gregg Ritz announces the re-acquisition of Thompson/Center Arms (T/C) and its relocation back to Rochester, New Hampshire. The video tours the Smith & Wesson facility, showcasing historical archives and manufacturing equipment slated for the move. Key T/C products like the Contender, Hawken, and Dimension are highlighted, emphasizing the brand's legacy of innovation and modularity.

This video focuses on the Glock 26 Gen 5 MOS, presented directly from the factory. It highlights the features and specifications of this compact pistol, specifically its optics-ready capability (MOS). The content appears to be an overview or introduction to the firearm, likely aimed at potential buyers or enthusiasts interested in the latest Glock offerings.

This YouTube Short announces the grand opening of the new Lehigh Defense factory in Northeast Texas. Following Bill Wilson's acquisition of Lehigh Defense assets in early 2022, a new 16,800 sq ft facility was constructed. The plant is equipped with 21 Swiss CNC machines, with more on the way, and is expected to produce high-quality bullets and introduce new innovations. The description includes a link to the Lehigh Defense website.

This video discusses a significant development for the US Army: the modification of its ammunition factories for the first time in 63 years. The content aims to explore the reasons behind this major undertaking, highlighting a substantial shift in military ordnance production strategy. The video is presented by God Family and Guns, a channel focused on firearms and related topics.

This video captures the initial stages of Serbu Firearms relocating to their new facility. The footage highlights the significant open space on the manufacturing floor before the arrival of CNC machines, which are expected in a few weeks. To demonstrate the available room, the description humorously notes that a racing go-kart was procured and driven around the empty space.