Videos tagged with Magpul Buttstock

This video provides an in-depth debrief of a 500-shell burndown test on a Mossberg 590 12-gauge shotgun. The instructor, demonstrating significant expertise, details the shotgun's performance under extreme stress, covering reliability, durability, heat management, and accuracy. The review highlights the Mossberg 590's robust construction and its suitability for home defense and general use, while also suggesting potential aftermarket upgrades for improved ergonomics.

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson Axe, highlighting its unique handguard with grip indents and a versatile trigger that combines curved and flat profiles. The pistol grip is noted for its similarity to the M&P 2.0 series, featuring an aggressive angle and texture. The firearm comes equipped with front and rear iron sights and a Magpul buttstock, and is shown paired with a Trijicon MRO optic.

Jack from Thunder Ranch details his preferred rifle setup, emphasizing redundancy and field maintenance. Key elements include a two-point sling, iron sights alongside an optic, a dual-fuel weapon light, and a quick-detach suppressor. He highlights the importance of proper assembly and the utility of witness marks for identifying loose components.

This video series aims to educate viewers on becoming modern riflemen, emphasizing the importance of the rifle over handguns for prepared citizens. The host details his 'go-to-war rifle,' a Daniel Defense V7, discussing components like its 16-inch barrel, Hux Works muzzle device, Surefire light, Blue Force Gear sling, and ACOG/EOTech optics. He also covers practical modifications, such as altering the stock pistol grip for better usability.

The Nemo Arms FX is presented as an affordable alternative to high-end rifles like the Nemo Arms Omen. It features an ambidextrous charging handle, Magpul furniture, and a Nemo Arms T3 muzzle brake designed for recoil management. The rifle is equipped with an ALG ACT trigger and a 9310 heat-treated bolt, offering a compelling package for its $1,500 price point.

The Shark Coast Tactical Midnight AR-15 bundle offers a feature-rich package for under $1,000, including a Vortex Crossfire optic and Streamlight Protac flashlight. It boasts a 16-inch barrel with a 1:7 twist rate, a 15-inch M-LOK handguard, and Magpul furniture, making it a strong value proposition for those seeking an out-of-the-box AR-15 with essential upgrades.

This video showcases new products from DRD Tactical, Raven Concealment, and Torch Wear. It details the unboxing and assembly of the DRD Tactical Paratus rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor, highlighting its side-charging mechanism and unique bolt carrier group. Additionally, it introduces Raven Concealment's Top Stop, P-Run and E-Duan holsters, and Copia magazine system, along with Torch Wear's suppressor thermal covers.

This video introduces the Smith & Wesson Performance Center M&P10 rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. Tony Muy from the Performance Center highlights key features, including the Magpul furniture, Troy 15-inch free-float handguard, 20-inch 5R rifled barrel with a 1:8 twist, and a two-stage match-grade trigger. The rifle also boasts ambidextrous safety selectors and magazine releases.