Videos tagged with Forward Grip

This video from Brownells showcases two products from Die Free Co.: the PLUG grip enhancement and the Tiger Claw M-LOK forward grip. The PLUG is designed to improve the ergonomics of the Die Free Kung Fu Grip by providing additional grip surface and internal storage for batteries or small tools. The Tiger Claw is a minimalist M-LOK forward grip designed for users who prefer a specific handguard grip style for faster transitions. The video also provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to install M-LOK accessories.

This video provides a quick overview of the Micro Uzi, highlighting its transitional design between the standard Micro Uzi and the Uzi Pro. It showcases key features like the 29-round double-stack magazine, foldable stock, right-handed magazine release, and the "baby Widow" barrel with cuts to mitigate muzzle rise. The presenter also demonstrates the addition of a picatinny rail for accessories like a forward grip and red dot sight, and mentions the built-in grip safety and simple takedown procedure.

This guide details the installation and practical application of the Romanian 'Dong' forward grip on AK-platform rifles, as demonstrated by Klayco47. It covers secure mounting, compatibility with standard AK operations like rapid reloads, and complements other ergonomic enhancements like aftermarket charging handles and Ultimak rails. The focus is on improving weapon control and handling during live fire scenarios.

This guide details the proper technique for mounting and utilizing a forward-canted vertical grip on an AR-15 style rifle, as demonstrated by the GUNBROS channel. The speaker, drawing parallels to Garand Thumb's setup, explains that angling the grip towards the muzzle serves as an effective handstop, enhancing control and preventing hand slippage. This technique is presented as a practical ergonomic choice for improved weapon manipulation.

This video, featuring Nate Summers and Jared Wihongi, delves into the defensive applications of EDC fixed blade knives. It covers fundamental principles of knife combat, including the effectiveness of forward and reverse grips, the importance of precision and penetration, and tactical considerations like 'defanging the snake' by targeting an opponent's limbs. The discussion emphasizes training for high-probability attack scenarios and understanding the dynamics of thrusting and slashing.

This video from Gun Owners of America (GOA) breaks down the proposed federal assault weapons ban, HR 1808. It details the bill's definitions of 'assault weapon,' focusing on features like magazine capacity, pistol grips, folding stocks, and barrel shrouds. The legislation also includes provisions for secure storage of grandfathered firearms and lists specific firearm models that would be banned. GOA emphasizes that this bill is moving through the House Judiciary Committee, which has not voted on such a ban in nearly 30 years.

This review of the Kalashnikov USA Komrad 12-gauge shotgun highlights significant reliability and build quality issues encountered during range testing. The reviewer, Yoki Sturrup, details multiple stovepipe malfunctions and a critical failure of the forward grip mounting screw. Despite attempts at troubleshooting with different ammunition and gas settings, the firearm consistently failed to cycle properly, leading to a strong recommendation against purchasing the product in its current state.

This video analyzes a proposed federal Assault Weapons Ban, detailing its definitions and potential impacts. Host Adam Kraut explains that the bill defines 'semiautomatic assault weapons' based on specific features like pistol grips, folding stocks, and threaded barrels, requiring only one such feature for a rifle or pistol to be banned. It also targets bump-fire stocks, binary triggers, and large-capacity magazines (over 10 rounds), with exceptions for 22 rimfire tubular magazines and grandfathered devices. The bill proposes stricter transfer rules for grandfathered firearms, requiring dealer involvement for sales, gifts, or loans.

This video details the field testing and operational nuances of an Elemental Arms California Compliant AR-15 lower receiver. The presenter, Gun Guy, demonstrates the specific magazine change procedure required by the compliant design, highlighting the need to tilt the upper receiver. He also discusses a modification to the bolt catch to prevent the bolt from locking open on the last round, aiming to streamline the process and reduce the number of steps. The review emphasizes the rifle's accuracy and reliable function despite the compliance features, addressing common criticisms about potential looseness and wobble.