Videos tagged with Micro Comp

This video showcases the assembly of a custom @mischief_machine P365 Vorn build. It highlights a 4.3-inch Fuse length, a micro comp from @monsoon_tactical, and an all-metal, slimline design with a 1911 grip angle. The presenter expresses excitement for an upcoming range test. Additionally, the video features a Multicam Black over Gold Kydex Wingman FLEX Holster.

The PSA Dagger Micro Comp offers significant value at $359.99, rivaling premium compensated pistols. Despite a heavy 7lb trigger and 'snappy' recoil, it demonstrated excellent reliability with over 300 rounds fired without malfunction. Its compact size and 15+1 capacity make it a viable entry-level concealed carry option.

This video showcases a custom Glock build featuring components from Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) and Atibal. The description highlights the PMM Micro Comp as a key component. Viewers are encouraged to share their thoughts on the build and consider rocking a similar setup. The video also promotes various affiliated products and services, including Instagram, custom gun walls, hearing protection, apparel, and Patreon.

This custom Sig P365 X-Macro build, dubbed the 'Macro Monster', features an Icarus Precision aluminum grip module and a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) JTTC compensator. The build significantly reduces muzzle flip, offering a 'cheating' feel during shooting. While costing around $760 in upgrades, it provides enhanced performance and a premium feel for the dedicated hobbyist.

This video showcases a Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) threaded barrel for the Glock 17, paired with a micro compensator. The content highlights the versatility of this setup, suitable for duty, competition, and concealed carry applications. It details the specifications of both the BCA barrel (4150 Black Nitride, 1:16 Twist, 9mm, 1/2x28 threads, compatible with Glock Gen 1-4) and the aluminum micro compensator (9mm/.380 caliber, 1/2"-28 threads, designed for concealed carry, reduces recoil). The description also includes affiliate links, discount codes, and social media contacts for the creator.

This is the third and final part of an August 2017 Q&A session, covering a variety of firearms-related and general interest topics. Questions include opinions on the 'worst gun you really like,' the viability of Roland-special style pistol setups for micro-competitions and concealed carry, and thoughts on futuristic soldier technology inspired by sci-fi. The discussion also touches on interesting learnings from a trip to Finland, recommendations for firearms podcasts, and the potential for selling morale patches. The video is supported by Patreon and features merchandise links.