Videos tagged with Huntertown Arms

This video demonstrates the installation of the Dolos Quick Removable Barrel System by Huntertown Arms. The description briefly mentions supporting MAC on Patreon and includes a link to another video featuring a BCM Mk12 with an AEM5 Silencer and winter rigging. The core content focuses on the technical process of installing the barrel system.

The Huntertown Arms Chameleon is a user-serviceable titanium suppressor available in .30 caliber (up to .308) and 5.56mm. The .30 cal model weighs 17.5 oz for $699, while the 5.56mm weighs 13.5 oz for $599, with a 10 oz mini version also offered. Testing showed excellent suppression on .300 Blackout and .308, with minimal POI shift. While user-serviceable for cleaning, factory repairs are required for baffle issues due to ATF regulations.

This review of the Huntertown Arms Guardian 22 suppressor highlights its updated design, focusing on reduced length, increased sound suppression, and user-serviceable features. The expert assessment notes the unique serialized end cap, allowing for cheaper replacement of other parts without new NFA paperwork. The video demonstrates disassembly, emphasizing the interlocking baffle system that minimizes carbon buildup and simplifies maintenance.

This video reviews the Remington 700 SPS rifle in .308 caliber, comparing its sound signature with and without a Huntertown Arms Kestrel 308 suppressor. It tests regular ammunition and then subsonic ammunition with the suppressor attached, highlighting the significant reduction in noise. The reviewer emphasizes the combination's effectiveness for groundhog hunting up to 150 yards, pointing out the dramatic difference the suppressor makes.

This YouTube video compares the Mossberg 715T chambered in .22LR when fired unsuppressed versus suppressed. The comparison utilizes a Huntertown Arms Guardian 22 suppressor to showcase the audible difference. The video demonstrates the firearm's operation and sound characteristics with and without the added suppressor.

This video features Rob from Washington County Guns & Suppressors demonstrating shooting accuracy with a Smith & Wesson M&P22 pistol. The firearm is equipped with a Huntertown Arms silencer, and Rob is shown engaging an 8-inch metal target at a distance of 40 feet. The content highlights the performance of the suppressed .22LR pistol.

This review compares the Smith & Wesson M&P22 pistol with and without a suppressor. The video demonstrates the significant noise reduction achieved by attaching a suppressor, highlighting its effectiveness in reducing the muzzle report. It serves as a practical demonstration for firearm enthusiasts interested in suppressed shooting.

This video documents a generous act of donating firearms to a local police department's SWAT team. The creator facilitated the donation, with Windham Weaponry, Huntertown Arms, and Blythes Sports stepping up to provide fully equipped rifles. The video expresses gratitude to these companies and promotes the creator's Patreon page.

This video covers the "Gun Extravaganza - Big 3 East" event, a gathering of gun writers discussing and shooting new products. Featured manufacturers include IWI, Definitive Arms, Savvy Sniper, Krebs Custom, SCCY, RS Regulate, Gunslinger Holsters, Huntertown Arms, and Wolf. Notably, the video includes shooting and an interview with Congressman Ron DeSantis. The event emphasizes trying out a variety of firearms and related gear.

The Huntertown Arms PS90 Barrel Shroud offers a significant aesthetic and functional upgrade for the standard 16-inch PS90. It features standard 1/2x28 threads, allowing compatibility with AR-15 muzzle devices and suppressors, which is crucial for users in NFA-restricted states. The shroud provides a 'bull barrel' look and requires a specific installation process involving pin removal and barrel manipulation.

The Ruger MkIII 22/45 is presented as an excellent training pistol, mimicking the 1911's ergonomics for familiarity. Its .22LR caliber makes it an affordable option for practice, especially when suppressed, as the short barrel often keeps ammunition subsonic. While reliable, it has a specific magazine feeding quirk requiring rounds to be nose-up. Disassembly and reassembly can be challenging.

The Huntertown Arms Kestrel 556 offers an affordable and versatile suppression solution for AR and AK platforms at $499. Its user-serviceable design, particularly the take-apart baffles, is crucial for maintaining performance with corrosive AK ammunition. The Omni-Mount system allows easy adaptation to various thread pitches, enhancing its cross-platform compatibility.