Videos tagged with Nitrided Barrel

This video provides an informative overview of the Palmetto State Armory PSAK GF3, highlighting its features and value proposition, particularly for those looking to enter the 7.62x39mm AK platform. The presentation, from an official brand representative, details the rifle's construction, including its forged internals, nitrided barrel, and AKM-style furniture, while clarifying the nature of 'Blem' models. It emphasizes the rifle's compatibility for customization.

Kevin from Shooting Illustrated reviews the Zev OZ9 Elite, distinguishing it from a mere 'Glock clone' by highlighting its extensive modifications. The review focuses on enhanced stippling, a threaded nitride barrel, RMR optic compatibility, and a unique battery-free RMR powered by fiber optics and tritium. The firearm is described as a significant upgrade over a standard Glock, offering substantial value for its price.

This video provides an expert overview of the H&R DOE 9mm Pistol, presented by an experienced Palmetto State Armory employee. It details the firearm's historical significance as a Department of Energy issued weapon, its specific components like the HR-15 brace and 635 lower, and technical specifications including barrel length and threading. The video also announces the product's launch date and availability as a complete pistol or upper.

This review covers the American-made PTR 9CT, an MP5 clone chambered in 9mm. The presenter details its features, including the nitrided barrel with a tri-lug mount, MLOK handguard, and the delayed blowback operating system. Accuracy is noted as exceptional for a pistol-caliber firearm, with groups around 3 inches at 50 yards. Reliability was generally good, with only one magazine identified as a potential issue.

This video provides an in-depth first look at X2 Devroup's new 223 Wylde AR-15 barrels, highlighting their 416 stainless steel construction, nitrided finish, and specially timed flutes. The presenter emphasizes the barrels' lightweight design, corrosion resistance, and potential for enhanced accuracy and gas tuning, particularly with the 12.5-inch option featuring a unique 'carbine plus one' gas system.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Sig P210 Carry, a modern iteration of the legendary Sig P210 pistol. The presenter highlights its evolution from the original Swiss-made P49, focusing on features adapted for concealed carry, such as an alloy frame, slimmer G10 grips, and a shorter barrel. Technical details on its internal mechanisms, including the flat recoil spring and inside-the-frame slide rails, are discussed, along with a demonstration of its disassembly and reassembly. The review concludes with shooting impressions and a discussion of its value proposition.

This expert-level review of the Taurus GX4 highlights significant improvements over previous Taurus models, particularly the G3C. The reviewer, a seasoned firearms instructor, praises the GX4's high-end feel, comparable to a Sig P365, and its improved trigger performance. Key features include Glock-compatible sights, Mec-Gar magazines, and durable Tenifer/nitrided finishes, all contributing to a strong value proposition for concealed carriers.

The Palmetto State Armory PS9 Dagger is a compact, polymer-framed, striker-fired handgun introduced at Shot Show 2020. It features enhanced ergonomics with palm swells and aggressive texturing developed with a finer resolution for improved grip without irritation. The design incorporates a single finger groove for recoil management and a skeletonized magwell for easier magazine changes. The pistol utilizes a flat, hinged trigger designed for competitive and target shooting, with an MSRP starting around $350 for a basic model and $399 for an accessorized version with a red dot sight.

This guide details the field stripping process for the K&M M17S bullpup rifle, highlighting its simple design and use of AR-15 components. The process involves removing two captive pins to separate receivers and access the bolt carrier group. The speaker, with high authority, notes the rifle's robust construction and ease of maintenance.

This expert review by Military Arms Channel provides a comprehensive, year-long comparison between the FNH SCAR 16S and the Bushmaster ACR. The analysis highlights key differences in design philosophy, ergonomics, and reliability, drawing on extensive hands-on experience. The SCAR 16S is noted for its light weight and familiar controls, while the ACR is praised for its robust stock and non-reciprocating charging handle.