Videos tagged with Magpul BAD Lever

This video details the build and legal considerations of an AR pistol in California. The speaker highlights the challenges of California's assault weapons ban, specifically the 10-round magazine limit and the requirement for a mag-lock system. The build features a 7.5-inch barrel chambered in 5.56 NATO, chosen for maneuverability, and includes accessories like an HS 403B red dot, Magpul BAD Lever, Inforce Gen 3 light, and a Strike Industries blast regulator to mitigate noise. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding state-specific firearm regulations when building or owning firearms.

This video provides a detailed overview of a "go-to" SHTF rifle built around a BCM MK2 upper receiver. The presenter highlights specific components, including a 14.5-inch pinned and welded barrel with a Surefire Warcomp, a 13-inch Raider rail, and a BCM bolt carrier group. Key features discussed are the Mark 2 upper's reinforcement, the BCM Mark 2 recoil mitigation system for reduced felt recoil, and a Geissele two-stage trigger. The rifle is equipped with an EOTech optic, Troy backup iron sights, a Streamlight weapon light, and an Edgar Sherman Designs sling.

This video details a budget AR-15 build that has endured over 100,000 rounds. The presenter, with extensive practical experience, highlights which components have held up, which have failed, and the cost-effectiveness of certain parts. Key takeaways include the importance of investing in a quality bolt carrier group and trigger for longevity, even on a budget build.

This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of an 11.5-inch AR-15 pistol configured as a primary fighting rifle. The instructor details each component, explaining the rationale behind choices for reliability, durability, and performance in various scenarios. Key components include a YHM suppressor, Rosco barrel, BCM rail, Modlite weapon light, Anderson lower, E2 Armory BCG, Primary Arms 5X optic with Holosun red dot, and an H2 buffer with Sprinco Blue spring for suppressed use. The build emphasizes practical application and addresses common issues like heat mitigation and cycling reliability.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of a modernized CAR-15 build, blending classic aesthetics with modern components. The presenter, Eric, walks through each part from the suppressor to the brace, offering insights into their functionality and his personal preferences. Key features include a Griffin Armament M4 SD suppressor, a Colt M16A3 upper receiver with a carry handle, an EOTech 512 optic, and a DPMS CAR-15 style brace, creating a unique rifle with a 'future' aesthetic.

This video features a discussion of various firearms and accessories, including the Rifle Dynamics Quick Catch AK variant, a ZEV Technologies SIG Sauer P226, and a custom 300 Blackout AR-15. The presenter, who identifies as being sick, covers modifications, personal preferences for home defense setups, and upcoming channel content like giveaways and build videos. The discussion touches on aftermarket parts, caliber choices, and practical considerations for firearm use.

This guide details the installation and functional testing of the Phase 5 EBRv3 Extended Bolt Release. It highlights the importance of verifying compatibility, especially when using conversion kits or mixing components from different manufacturers like Sig Sauer and Palmetto State Armory. The video demonstrates the EBRv3's effectiveness on various platforms, contrasting it with the Magpul BAD Lever's limitations in certain configurations.

This video details the specific attachments and configuration choices made for a BRN4 (HK416D) build, emphasizing a 'turn everything into offense' philosophy. The presenter, Chris from Regular Guy Training, explains the rationale behind each component, from the SureFire muzzle device and Warden blast can to the Geissele SMR rail, Holosun LS321 laser, EOTech optic, and LMT stock. The focus is on how these choices enhance weapon system performance and user adaptability in various scenarios.

This guide details three key internal upgrades for the AR-15 platform aimed at improving ergonomics and functionality. The recommendations include installing an ambidextrous bolt release like the Magpul BAD Lever, upgrading to an aftermarket trigger for a smoother pull and faster reset, and replacing the standard charging handle with an ambidextrous version for easier manipulation, particularly during malfunction clearing. These modifications are presented as cost-effective ways to enhance an already capable weapon system.

This video demonstrates a reload drill comparing the efficiency of a standard milspec bolt release against the Magpul BAD Lever on a PSA Jackal. The drill involves multiple reloads and shooting, with a focus on the speed and ease of manipulating the bolt catch. The PSA Jackal is highlighted for its AR-15-like controls and bufferless design, allowing for stock-folded operation.

This video showcases various Magpul accessories for AR-15 platforms, focusing on stock options, sling systems, and forend accessories. Justin from Palmetto State Armory highlights the features of the Magpul DT, PR, and RL stocks, detailing their adjustability and intended use cases. The presentation also covers Magpul's MS1 and MS3 sling systems, the BAD Lever for ambidextrous bolt release, MBUS Pro sights, and M-LOK rail covers and foregrips designed to improve weapon control and recoil mitigation.

This guide details the process of installing a bolt catch/bolt release on an AR-15 lower receiver. It covers using the correct screw or roll pin, the importance of the spring, and the application of Loctite for security. The instructions are suitable for beginners and emphasize proper alignment and feel for correct installation.