Videos tagged with Knights Armament

This discussion from Shark Coast Tactical focuses on the Hezekiah (Hessy) suppressor from Irregular Design Group. The speaker highlights its suitability for high-end builds, noting its decent sound suppression, minimal flash, and robust construction as a 'true fighting can.' The owner, Slate, is praised for his character and faith, with a mention of his friendship with Exogen Evan.

This review highlights the PSA Sabre 25, a new iteration of their Sabre line, showcased at SHOT Show 2026. Key features include a fully ambidextrous receiver set, a 20-inch cold hammer-forged .308 barrel, and a significant development in suppressor compatibility with a factory-supported gas block and muzzle device designed for gate-lock suppressors from brands like Griffin Armament and Knights Armament. This addresses a common user modification for previous Sabre models.

This video covers Day 2 of SHOT Show 2026, highlighting new suppressor offerings from Knights Armament, the SABRE 11 pistol from Palmetto State Armory, and new HUXWRX suppressors. It also details HUXWRX's collaboration with the HunterSeven Foundation for veteran cancer screening. The video features an interview with Glock Shooting Team Captain Shane Cooley discussing the new GEN 6 Glocks and future developments. The day was described as action-packed with industry innovation and engagement.

This review showcases a custom OD green AR-15 build featuring a left-handed upper receiver, BSF carbon fiber barrel, and Knights Armament URX rail. The presenter explains the utility of a left-handed upper for right-handed shooters when using suppressors to mitigate gas blowback. The video also briefly features a Jacob Grey Hex 2011 pistol with a Vortex Defender XL optic.

This review details the Knight's Armament CQB Mod 2.1, highlighting its exceptional reliability with 35,000-40,000 rounds fired without malfunction. Despite a built weight of 9 lbs 13 oz, its balance is praised. The build features Magpul furniture, a Modlite flashlight, and an Aimpoint T2 on a GBRS Hydra mount. The speaker also discusses maintenance, ergonomics, and suppressor performance, noting minimal gas blowback.

This video from GBRS Group features a hands-on look at the new Knights Armament KS3 rifle at SHOT Show 2025. The creators express their long-standing reliance on Knights Armament products and highlight their positive initial impressions of this new model, indicating it met their high expectations. The description also provides extensive social media and website links for GBRS Group and its associated individuals.

This video compares the new OCL Infinity suppressor against its predecessors, the Polonium 5.56 and Polonium 30, as well as the CAT WB. The host utilizes a Daniel Defense M4 V7S upper with a Noveske N4 lower for 5.56mm testing, and a Knights Armament SR-30 upper with a Radian ADAC lower for 300BLK testing. A Q Mini Fix is also included in the 300BLK segment. The comparison focuses on performance, with specific mention of the suppressors and the firearms they are mounted on, including brands like Daniel Defense, Noveske, Knights Armament, and Q. The video also highlights Rearden muzzle devices and various ammunition types.

A Force Recon Marine details the M27 IAR, highlighting the importance of suppression for hearing protection in confined spaces like ships. He discusses the utility of the AN/PEQ-16 for laser and light control and the Aimpoint T-2 optic. For VBSS missions, a hard-pointed Magpul sling is preferred over quick-release systems for enhanced security during high-risk operations.

This YouTube Short features Luke discussing the MasterKey, an underbarrel shotgun attachment from Knights Armament. The video focuses on the practicality of this specific firearm accessory. It touches upon the #2ndamendment and military contexts, implying discussions related to firearm functionality and potential applications. The content is brief, as indicated by the #shorts tag, and likely offers a quick overview of the MasterKey.

This video introduces a new series where the host, Eric from Barrel & Hatchet Trade Group, will rate viewer-submitted rifle builds. The first episode features "Recce Randy" and his "Battle Blaster" 11.5-inch AR-15 with Knights Armament components. The description also highlights multiple ways to support the channel, including signing up for classes, paid memberships, purchasing from their store, and using affiliate discount codes for various firearm-related gear and accessories like holsters, optics, and ammunition. The video aims to inspire viewers with different rifle setups.

This YouTube video features a torture test of the Knights Armament SR-15 rifle, putting it through a series of environmental challenges, including exposure to sand and water. The video aims to evaluate the rifle's durability and performance under extreme conditions. Viewers are encouraged to share their opinions on whether the rifle passed or failed the test. The content also includes a brief sponsor segment and concluding thoughts on the experiment's outcome.

This video provides a quick tip on the proper use of a torque wrench for firearm applications, specifically focusing on installing an AR-15 barrel nut. It details the importance of a 90-degree angle for accurate torque application and explains how deviations from this angle can affect the applied torque. A practical demonstration using a Knights Armament barrel nut wrench is included, reassuring viewers that minor deviations are within acceptable specifications for AR-15 builds, especially when aiming for 50 foot-pounds.