Videos tagged with Mechanical Trigger

This expert guide, drawing on the analysis of firearms instructor JaredAF, demystifies the complexity of electronic triggers. It explains how a simple circuit in an electronic trigger system can be far less complex than the intricate mechanical components found in traditional set triggers, offering performance advantages.

This video details the intricate manufacturing process for the Thompson/Center Encore platform, focusing on barrel production and receiver machining. It highlights the critical steps of lug welding, chambering, and the precise machining required to maintain the interchangeable system's integrity, ensuring barrels and receivers from 1997 onwards are compatible. The process emphasizes the investment in advanced technology and skilled operators to achieve high-quality, durable firearms with improved features like nitride finishing for enhanced corrosion resistance and smoother trigger pulls.

This comprehensive review of the Blaser FBX competition shotgun, presented by an expert with exclusive factory access, details its advanced design and manufacturing. Key features include a low center of gravity for enhanced handling, a detachable mechanical trigger with linear hammers, and a sophisticated adjustable balancing system. The review also covers Blaser's Triplex Plus barrel technology, the innovative 4D custom stock service, and the use of DLC coating for durability.

This video provides an in-depth look at the new Browning 825 ProSport, the eighth iteration in the B25 lineage. Expert analysis highlights its lower profile receiver, refined mechanical trigger, and significant ergonomic improvements like a redesigned grip and adjustable comb. The review details the high-grade walnut stock, new Invector DS Pro chokes, and back-bored barrels, concluding with positive impressions on its shooting performance.

This guide details the installation and deployment of the Freedom Ordnance FG-15 trigger crank grip for the AR-15 platform. It covers the mechanical operation, emphasizing the piston-driven trigger activation via a retractable crank. The video features a high-authority speaker, providing technical insights into the internal workings and live-fire performance.

This review compares the limited edition Browning 525 and 725 Hunter Grade 5 shotguns. Key differences lie in their action types (mechanical vs. inertia trigger) and choke systems (Invector DS vs. Invector Plus). Both feature Grade 4 walnut stocks, the Inflex pad system for length adjustment, and are steel shot proof, making them suitable for modern game shooting.

This in-depth review of the RFM Armi side-by-side shotgun highlights its modern features, classic aesthetics, and affordability, positioning it as a viable option for clay shooting and game hunting. The presenter emphasizes its pistol grip stock, steel shot proofing, and mechanical trigger as key advantages over older side-by-sides. The review also touches on its weight, barrel options, and the quality of its woodwork, making it an attractive choice for shooters seeking a functional and classic-looking firearm without a premium price tag.

This review of the Browning B725 ProSport highlights its suitability as a competition shotgun. Key features include a low-profile 725 action with a mechanical Firelight trigger, Vector Pro barrels with Invector DS chokes, and a significantly redesigned stock with a fatter comb and tighter pistol grip radius, aimed at improving fit for the average shooter. The gun also boasts a factory adjustable comb and recoil pad system, along with internal weight balancing for customization.

This review of the ATA 20 Bore shotgun highlights its suitability for new shooters, particularly ladies and juniors, due to its balanced weight and mechanical trigger. The gun is praised for its value for money, steel shot proofing, and multi-choke system, making it versatile for both clay and game shooting. The presenter, Matt Morgan from Premier Guns, notes its practical design and offers customization services.

This expert review of the Browning 725 Game shotgun highlights its significant updates from the previous Sporter model, focusing on a more 'gamified' and anglicized design. The review details aesthetic improvements like a slimmer profile and longer grip, functional enhancements such as the Inflex 2 pad and a true left-hand opening option, and discusses the reliable mechanical trigger system. The Browning 725 Game is positioned as a refined, intermediate option for discerning shooters.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of the internal mechanics of the Browning Citori 725 and 525 shotguns. It highlights key differences in their trigger systems, action profiles, and overall engineering, explaining how these affect performance and user experience. The analysis is presented by an individual with clear expertise in firearms.

This review of the TriStar Setter S/T shotgun highlights its classic over/under design, incorporating modern features like a red fiber-optic front sight and a two-part recoil pad. The shotgun is built on monoblock principles with Italian-style trunnions and a self-adjusting Per D style under lug for lockup. It features a mechanical trigger, a three-position safety with barrel selector, and comes with five Beretta-style screw-in choke tubes.