Videos tagged with Hate Brake

This review of the Maxim Defense PDX highlights its design origins for a SOCOM contract and its compact PDW form factor. Key features include a 5.5-inch barrel, proprietary buffer system for reliability, and upgraded controls. The video emphasizes its suitability for .300 Blackout with a 1:5 twist rate for subsonic ammunition stabilization.

This guide details the unique takedown procedure for the Maxim Defense PDX PDW, highlighting its proprietary receiver, truncated BCG, and specialized buffer system. Expert Dave Merrill demonstrates the forward-sliding upper receiver and discusses the Geissele charging handle and Hate Brake muzzle device. The PDX is presented as a versatile platform available in multiple calibers.

This video from Shot Show 2020 introduces Maxim Defense's expanded MDX line, featuring the MDX 508 with an 8.5-inch barrel and the MDX 510 with a 10.3-inch barrel. Both utilize technologies from the PDX, including the Hate Brake muzzle device. The firearms are offered in 7.62x39mm, 5.56x45mm, and .300 Blackout. Maxim Defense also highlights their configurable brace and stock systems (SDW, CQB, Gen Seven) and the availability of interchangeable upper receivers for PDX owners.

This guide details the installation and maintenance of the Maxim PDX's unique Hate Brake muzzle device. Dave Larson, head of sales and marketing for Maxim Defense, explains its function as a linear compensator and muzzle booster, designed to improve shootability by directing blast and flash away from the shooter. The Hate Brake's two-piece design aids in cycling reliability and features a 3/8-inch ratchet drive for easy field service. Proper installation and maintenance are crucial for optimal performance and safety.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Maxim Defense PDX, presented by a manufacturer representative at SHOT Show 2019. Key features discussed include its compact design, the innovative SCW stock for reduced length, the 'Hate Brake' muzzle device, and the modular M-RAX rail system. The PDX is highlighted for its ability to shoot flat with minimal recoil and its compatibility with HK-style platforms.