Videos tagged with Foldable Buttstock

This video provides a detailed look at the Japanese Type 97 tank machine gun, highlighting its origins based on the Czech ZB 26 design. It explains the rationale behind its development, focusing on the need for a more powerful cartridge (7.7x58mm) compared to earlier Japanese designs like the Type 11 and Type 96 which used the 6.5mm cartridge. Key features such as its foldable buttstock for tank use and the side-mounted optic are discussed, along with its historical service from 1937 to 1945.

This video explores several less-lethal launchers and conversion kits, highlighting their capabilities for self-defense and training. The T4E TR50 carbine conversion kit is detailed, emphasizing its ergonomic improvements, accessory mounting options, and enhanced precision due to a longer barrel. Other featured less-lethal options include the Grimberg Gavl, AEA Harpoon, FN 303 Tactical, Hodson V-locks, Wasp, Yumerx T4E TC68 Carbine, UMRX T4E HDX, and Saber Pepper launcher, each with unique features and power levels.

The Primary Weapons Systems (PWS) UXR rifle, showcased at SHOT Show 2025, features a billet 7075-T651 upper receiver and a 4150 chromoly barrel manufactured in-house. Key innovations include a bore evacuator for suppressed shooting, an adjustable gas system with adverse, standard, and suppressed settings, and a non-reciprocating ambidextrous side-charging handle. The rifle utilizes a titanium trunnion system that torques to 1000 ft-lbs for barrel retention and is compatible with various aftermarket triggers.