Videos tagged with George Kellgren

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Interdynamic MP-9 SMG, a precursor to the TEC-9. It emphasizes the firearm's simple design, featuring a single cross pin for disassembly and a robust bolt assembly. The process is presented with a focus on mechanical understanding, suitable for intermediate users.

This video from Brandon Herrera delves into Kel-Tec's innovative approach to firearm design, highlighting the PR57 pistol. The PR57 features a unique top-loading mechanism using stripper clips, a design choice potentially aimed at circumventing certain firearm regulations. Herrera praises Kel-Tec for their consistent willingness to take risks and push boundaries in an industry often dominated by iterative designs.

The KelTec PR57, introduced for 2025, features a unique internal magazine design inspired by classic firearms like the C96 Broomhandle. This 5.7x28mm handgun utilizes stripper clips for loading, offering a capacity of 20 rounds. Evan Brune, Executive Editor of American Rifleman, highlights its innovative approach to affordability and reliability by eliminating detachable magazines.

This review of the KelTec SUB2000 GEN3 highlights its innovative folding design, allowing it to collapse to just over 16 inches, even with an optic attached, a significant improvement over previous generations. Chambered in 9mm Luger and compatible with Glock 17/19 magazines, it features a 16.25-inch threaded barrel and accessory rails. The review emphasizes its cost-effectiveness and utility for defensive applications, drawing on insights from American Rifleman.

This review of the Kel-Tec P15 highlights its position as the smallest, lightest double-stack 9mm pistol available. The analysis, presented with high authority by TFB TV, details its design lineage from the P11, focusing on significant ergonomic and functional improvements like a 4lb trigger and tritium night sights. Despite a minor issue with the rear sight drifting, the P15 is lauded for its value and capacity for its size.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Grendel SRT, a unique rifle blending a Sako bolt-action with a KelTec-style folding polymer stock. It covers the disassembly of the folding stock and the polymer chassis, highlighting the internal components like the magazine spring and Sako action mounting. The process requires basic tools and careful attention to the various screws and pins involved.

This interview with George Kellgren, founder of Kel-Tec, offers deep insights into his design philosophy, the company's history, and his approach to firearm innovation. Kellgren discusses the challenges of firearm design, his personal preferences, and the future of Kel-Tec, emphasizing a balance between cutting-edge technology and accessible pricing. His extensive experience and unique perspective highlight a career dedicated to pushing the boundaries of firearm engineering.

This guide provides an expert overview of the Grendel P30 field stripping process, drawing on detailed technical knowledge. It covers the steps for disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly, emphasizing the unique design elements like the large recoil spring and fluted chamber. The guide highlights the importance of safety checks and notes the rarity of parts, making careful maintenance crucial for collectors.

This video offers a review of the Intratec Protec-25 Auto pistol. The presenter, Sootch00, highlights that the Protec 25 is a DA-only handgun inspired by the CZ 45 pocket pistol, manufactured in the US until 2001. The video also mentions Intratec as the company founded by George Kellgren, who later established Kel-Tec, known for the TEC-9. The review appears to be part of a series of 'Fun Gun Reviews' and encourages viewers to like and subscribe. Rubber Dummies targets are featured, and social media links are provided.