Videos tagged with Magazine Lock

This video discusses a New York lawsuit against Mean Arms concerning their removable magazine lock. The lawsuit's outcome, where Mean Arms was ordered to pay $1.75 million due to providing uninstall instructions, sets a potentially dangerous precedent for firearm compliance device manufacturers. The speaker warns that this could impact other companies and the broader 2A community, drawing parallels to the Remington Arms lawsuit following the Sandy Hook shooting.

This video demonstrates how a specific tanker-style muzzle brake dramatically reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise on an AR-15, making it feel like a .22 caliber rifle. It also highlights the CompMag system for California compliance, allowing rounds to be loaded through a side latch door. The demonstration emphasizes the effectiveness of the brake during rapid fire, showcasing improved stability and control.

This entry details the legal case against Mean Arms regarding their MA-Lock AR-15 magazine locking device. It explains how the device was intended to comply with New York's assault weapon ban but was allegedly easily bypassed. The settlement highlights the legal risks accessory manufacturers face, particularly concerning 'deceptive marketing' claims in states with strict firearm laws. The information is presented from the perspective of a firearms instructor analyzing the legal and technical aspects of compliance.

This video reviews the GoSafe magazine lock, a device designed to disable a handgun's firing mechanism and prevent magazine removal. While it offers a level of security for long-term storage, the instructor finds it impractical and too slow for self-defense scenarios due to its key-based operation and alignment requirements. The reviewer highlights its high cost and limited 10-round capacity as significant drawbacks.

This guide details the installation and function of the GoSafe Mobile Safe, a key-activated magazine lock for Glock handguns. Discovered at SHOT Show by Lenny Magill of GlockStore, the device utilizes a steel block to prevent trigger bar movement, rendering the firearm inoperable. It comes in inert and functional variants for storage or live rounds.

Lenny Miguel from GlockStore demonstrates the GoSafe Mobile Mag and Mobile Safe, innovative devices designed to enhance firearm security. These key-activated magazines, available in inert and functional versions, physically block the trigger bar, rendering the firearm inoperable until unlocked. They offer an alternative to traditional safes for managing firearm access, particularly for preventing unauthorized use by children or during transport.

This video introduces the GoSafe lockable magazine system for Glock-pattern firearms. It demonstrates how the magazine can be locked, rendering the firearm inoperable and preventing magazine removal, with a unique key system. The presenter explores potential applications for enhanced firearm security, particularly for bedside guns or when temporarily disarming in sensitive locations.

This video demonstrates the FINGR Maglatch system for converting an AR-15 into a fixed magazine configuration, making it compliant with certain state laws like California's. The installation involves replacing the standard magazine catch with a modified one and adding a small sliding plate that prevents magazine release. The system is designed for easy conversion back to a detachable magazine by removing the plate, offering flexibility for users who may travel to states with different regulations.

This video explains California's new regulations for AR and AK pistols concerning the July 1, 2018 deadline. It clarifies that pistols with detachable magazines outside the pistol grip are classified as assault weapons. The primary options for compliance are registering the firearm as an assault weapon or installing a 'mag lock' device that requires firearm disassembly to remove the magazine.

This guide details the installation and operation of the ARMagLock device, designed to comply with restrictive magazine laws in states like California and New York. The ARMagLock effectively pins the magazine release, requiring a specific takedown pin manipulation for magazine changes, transforming the AR-15 reload into a 'light machine gun style' procedure as explained by an experienced firearms instructor.

Nutnfancy's SHOT Show 2011 coverage highlights Arsenal Inc. and K-Var's AK-variant offerings, including the Saiga SGL12 shotgun, SGL41 .410, RPK variants, and SGL31 side-folders. The video emphasizes Arsenal's hammer-forged receivers and introduces California-compliant AKs with a unique magazine lock system. Expert insights are provided by Walker English, showcasing detailed product knowledge and manufacturing processes.