Videos tagged with Mad Pig Customs

This video showcases a custom Henry Big Boy lever-action rifle modified by Mad Pig Customs. The presenter expresses excitement for the rifle's aesthetic enhancements and anticipates its first firing, highlighting the collaborative nature of custom firearm builds.

This YouTube video, titled "Coming Soon | Baby #4," offers a Point of View (POV) perspective of the Orthos S4 Raider shotgun. The shotgun has been customized by Mad Pig Customs and is featured with a JK Armament Suppressor. The video's description emphasizes that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and the creator does not sell firearms or accessories. It also highlights the creator's support channels and website, along with a disclaimer about safety and professional handling of firearms.

This YouTube video features a relaxed session with a "mad pig customs lever action" rifle, enjoyed from the comfort of a hammock. The creator emphasizes that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and they do not sell firearms or accessories. They highlight personal opinions on their collection and provide links to support the channel, including their website and alternative platforms for uncensored content. The video also mentions specific gear used, such as a wireless microphone and lighting, and directs viewers to their "Howitzer Clothing" line. A strong disclaimer is included, advising viewers against attempting the activities shown at home, stating that demonstrations are by trained professionals on a private range with medical personnel present, and firearms are rendered inoperable when not in use.

This video showcases a heavily customized Henry Big Boy X lever-action rifle, a collaboration between Henry, Mad Pig Customs, and Midwest Industries. The build emphasizes aesthetics with a tiger stripe paint job and functional upgrades from Midwest Industries, including an adjustable stock, enhanced grips, and an integrated rail system. The presenter highlights the fun and nostalgic aspects of lever-action firearms, their potential for reduced regulation in certain states, and their viability as a defensive or hunting platform when properly accessorized and trained with.

This video reviews the Henry Big Boy X lever-action rifle, customized by Mad Pig Customs with Midwest Industries tactical furniture. The reviewer highlights its surprising practicality, excellent Cerakote finish, and performance with .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition, especially when suppressed. The customization includes an enhanced take-down lever and a reliability tune, making it a functional and aesthetically striking firearm.

This video showcases a custom 'Space Force Edition' Henry lever action rifle chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special, modified by Mad Pig Customs with extensive parts from Midwest Industries. The review highlights the rifle's unique aesthetic, the functionality of the M-LOK rail system, and its performance with a Replicator Ventus 9 suppressor. The presenter demonstrates shooting both .357 Magnum and subsonic .38 Special, emphasizing the surprisingly quiet suppressed performance of the latter, and explores rapid-fire techniques for lever-action rifles.

This YouTube video, titled 'Firearm Show & Tell Mad Pig Customs Henry Big Boy!', is a short focusing on a specific firearm. Based on the title, the video likely showcases a Henry Big Boy rifle, possibly modified or customized by Mad Pig Customs. The content is expected to be a visual presentation of the firearm, its features, and potentially its origins or modifications, aimed at firearm enthusiasts.

This video showcases the Henry X Model lever-action rifle chambered in .357 MAG, featuring custom modifications by Midwest Industries and Mad Pig Customs. The presenter, Magic Prepper, highlights the rifle's appearance and implies unique features, including a potential insignia reference on the action that observant viewers might recognize. The video focuses on the aesthetic and potentially functional enhancements to this classic lever-action platform, appealing to enthusiasts of both traditional firearms and custom builds.

This YouTube video from Mad Pig Customs explores which revolver would best pair with a lever-action rifle. The title and description highlight the focus on .357 caliber firearms, specifically lever-action rifles and revolvers, and suggests a practical pairing for shooting enthusiasts. The video likely aims to offer recommendations and insights for those interested in this combination of firearms.

This video details a custom lever-action rifle build inspired by Bumblebee from Transformers, featuring work by Mad Pig Customs and furniture from Midwest Industries. The customization includes an M-LOK forend, adjustable stock, and a theme that the presenter finds exceptionally well-executed. The rifle is chambered in .357 Magnum and can also fire .38 Special, with considerations for suppressor use and potential hunting applications.

This YouTube video showcases a custom Orthos Arms S4 Raider shotgun, modified by Mad Pig Customs. The content focuses on a detailed examination of the firearm, presented in a Point of View (POV) style. Due to platform restrictions, the creator directs viewers to their website for further support and uncensored content. The description also lists specific gear used in the video, such as a wireless microphone and lighting, and promotes the creator's various social media platforms and merchandise. A disclaimer emphasizes that all demonstrations are performed by trained professionals on a private range with medical personnel present.

The Orthos Arms S4 Raider is presented as a budget-friendly alternative to high-end Benelli shotguns, offering good reliability and functionality for its price point. The reviewer tested two units, accumulating over 600 rounds without malfunctions, and highlights features like an M-LOK handguard, ghost ring sights, and an adjustable stock. Customization options from Mad Pig Customs and Midwest Industries are also showcased, with particular attention paid to potential upgrades and minor design considerations.