Videos tagged with Optic Rail

The Meta Tactical MX1 pistol chassis aims to convert handguns into a more stable platform. While the reviewer expresses skepticism about pistol chassis in general, they detail the MX1's unique feature of fitting over 70 handgun models. The installation process is described as straightforward, involving selecting a beavertail adapter and securing the handgun with a pin. The chassis includes an AR-15 style charging handle, a brace, and a QD sling mount.

This video reviews the Strike Industries modular chassis for the Ruger 10/22. It highlights the chassis's modularity, allowing for various configurations including pistol builds and the use of AR-15 stocks. The reviewer notes the inclusion of M-LOK, QD sling mounts, and a 1913 rail for brace attachment.

Elliott Delp showcases a customized Riley Defense AK47, detailing modifications with Midwest Industries furniture and accessories like optic rails and tactical lights. The video demonstrates live-fire drills at an outdoor range, emphasizing the platform's unique appeal and the effectiveness of the 7.62x39mm round. This guide offers insights into personalizing an AK for tactical applications.

This entry details the Palmetto State Armory AXR PDW chassis, highlighting its features and comparisons to competitors like the Flux 320. It covers the extendable brace, dual magazine storage, accessory mounting options, and integrated charging handle, presented with high authority by Honest Outlaw.

This review of the Pioneer Arms 5.56 AK Sporter rifle details its technical specifications, including a 16-inch barrel, 36-inch overall length, and a hardened firing pin to address common 5.56 AK issues. The video covers its wood furniture, adjustable sights, optic rail, and measures its weight (7.18 lbs with mag) and trigger pull (averaging 3.66 lbs). It highlights features like the extended magazine release and compares its 5.56 magazine to a 7.62x39 variant.

This guide details the process of converting a Romanian Draco pistol into a highly customized Short Barreled Rifle (SBR). It covers essential modifications such as installing an AKM trunnion for stock compatibility, replacing the barrel for concentricity and threading, adding an adjustable gas piston, and upgrading the trigger and safety. The customization also includes aesthetic enhancements like specific wood furniture and Cerakote finishing, transforming the Draco into a well-shooting and visually appealing firearm.

This video reviews the Mac N Cheese V2.5, a firearm built with a Mac-11 upper on a 3D-printed lower. The presenter highlights its AR-15 style controls, Glock magazine compatibility, and flared magwell. Reliability is noted as specific to Blazer Brass 115 grain ammunition, with occasional feeding issues.

This video showcases firearms from Palmetto State Armory at the GOA Goals 2025 event. Key highlights include an AK variant chambered in 300 Blackout, noted for its cool factor and compatibility with pistol braces. The presenters also discuss a PP19-inspired firearm, featuring a helical drum magazine and a design evoking a Soviet Union aesthetic, referred to as the SAV.

The Zastava M72 RPK is presented as a refined version of the RPK platform, offering enhanced durability and features. The review highlights its heavy profile, chrome-lined 21-inch barrel, integrated bipod, and a 1.5mm bulged trunnion for increased rigidity. The firearm is chambered in 7.62x39mm and features an ambidextrous slant brake and a safety selector with a bolt hold-open function.

This guide details the 'HK slap' technique for chambering a round on an MP5-style firearm, as demonstrated by Johnny Q. It emphasizes safe firearm handling and the proper manipulation of the charging handle. The video showcases custom American-themed MP5 variants from Zenith Firearms.

This video provides a silent demonstration of the Recover Tactical 20/20 Stabilizer Kit for Glock pistols. It showcases the kit's folding brace, optic rail, and charging handle, highlighting its transition from a compact form to a stabilized shooting platform. The demonstration emphasizes safe muzzle discipline and fluid deployment of the mechanism.

This review of the SDM AK-103s by Polenar Tactical, featuring Henry from 9-Hole Reviews, offers a brutally honest assessment of a budget-friendly Chinese AK variant. Despite significant external flaws like a canted optic rail and poor fit/finish, the internal components, particularly the trunnion, demonstrate surprising durability. The review highlights a pragmatic 'beater rifle' philosophy, suggesting the AK-103s is suitable for those who prioritize a low-cost, abuse-tolerant firearm over aesthetic perfection.