Videos tagged with Nitride Coating

The Yankee Marshal reviews SIG Sauer's new P211 GTO and GTO Combat pistols, which are SIG's entry into the 2011 market. While acknowledging some positive design aspects like the alloy grip frame and stainless steel components, he expresses a strong personal dislike for the 2011 platform overall, particularly in 9mm. He argues they are not practical for concealed carry due to size and weight, nor are they ideal for competition compared to other options, deeming them 'gimmicky' and a 'con' for the community unless one is a collector or dedicated competition shooter.

This video provides an expert overview of the Thompson/Center Encore Pro Hunter rifle, highlighting its updated features and manufacturing legacy. The presenter, with high authority, details the 26-inch threaded barrels with 5R rifling, nitride-coated internal components for enhanced performance and corrosion resistance, and the upgraded Flextech stock with an AirTech Sims recoil pad. The focus is on the rifle's evolution and its return to Rochester, New Hampshire manufacturing.

This review covers the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Saber Forged 10.5-inch 5.56 NATO upper assembly. It highlights the affordable MSRP, premium features like the Radian Raptor LT charging handle and Microbest BCG, and the robust two-piece quad rail system. Performance at the range with various ammunition types, including suppressed use, is discussed, noting reliable function.

This video from The VSO Gun Channel compares the cleaning ease and performance of a Walker Defense Research DLC-coated bolt carrier group (BCG) against a standard nitrided BCG. The testing involved extensive live-fire under adverse conditions followed by a detailed cleaning comparison using Q-tips and a soap solution. The results suggest that the DLC coating, combined with Walker Defense's surface preparation, offers a tangible benefit in terms of easier cleaning and potentially smoother operation.

This video provides an in-depth review of KAK Industry's Bolt Carrier Groups (BCGs), highlighting their extensive variety of calibers, coatings, and innovative features. The presenter emphasizes KAK's commitment to offering premium options like sand cutter carriers, down vent designs, and dual ejector bolts at affordable price points, often enhanced by sales and a specific discount code. The review covers various coatings including Nickel Boron, Nitride, Phosphate, PVD, and Titanium Nitride, detailing their durability and ease of cleaning. The presenter also showcases KAK's MPI-tested bolts, some featuring dual ejectors, comparing them favorably to much more expensive alternatives.

This guide details a quick method for removing stubborn brass blemishes from blued steel firearm surfaces, often caused by using brass punches for tasks like sight adjustments or pin removal. The technique involves using a Birchwood Casey Presto Gun Blue Pen, which contains a compound that dissolves brass residue, restoring the pristine finish of the firearm. The presenter, Tom Male from American Handgunner, also offers a tip on modifying brass punches for better sight work.

This review covers the American Tactical Omni Hybrid AR-15, highlighting its budget-friendly price point under $500. Key features include a metal-reinforced polymer receiver, adjustable stock, and a surprisingly light and predictable trigger. The package also includes a dual-color illuminated red dot sight and a 60-round German-manufactured magazine, offering significant value.

The Diamondback Firearms DB15 series offers high value and reliable performance, suitable for both entry-level users and those seeking a budget-friendly AR-15 platform. The reviewer highlights the quality of components like the 4150 chromoly steel barrels with nitride coating, premium BCGs, and well-designed lower receivers with flared magwells. The series is praised for its durability and consistent function across various ammunition types.

This guide, presented by Kayla from Brownells, offers expert advice on cost-effective AR-15 builds. It emphasizes selecting core components like receiver sets, barrels, and bolt carrier groups based on value and function rather than aesthetics or unnecessary premium features. The advice is geared towards builders looking to maximize their budget without compromising essential performance, drawing on the speaker's demonstrated expertise in firearm components and build strategies.

This video reviews the Live Free Armory LF320 Elite custom slide for the Sig Sauer P320 platform. The presenter highlights the slide's machining, serrations, window cuts, and RMR compatibility. A significant portion details a troubleshooting experience with a faulty Gray Ghost Precision parts kit, specifically a missing striker return spring, which caused reliability issues. Once resolved, the slide performed reliably, demonstrating the importance of thorough parts inspection when building custom firearms.

This video provides a two-year review of Brownells aftermarket Glock slides, assessing their durability and value. The instructor highlights that despite minor wear, the slides, particularly those with nitride coatings, hold up well after thousands of rounds. They are presented as a cost-effective, ready-to-install solution for custom Glock builds, offering features like RMR cuts and front serrations without the need for separate milling services.

This video details an extreme durability test on a Faxon 9mm AR upper receiver, pushing it through over 5,000 rounds of full-auto fire. Expert Eric, a known firearms subject matter expert, demonstrates the platform's resilience, noting its ability to maintain functionality and accuracy despite significant heat and carbon buildup. The test highlights the robust construction of the Faxon upper, particularly its 4150 steel barrel and Nitride coating.