Videos tagged with Orthos Arms

This video provides a breakdown of the Orthos Joker, a piston-driven, magazine-fed, semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun featuring AR-style controls. The presenter highlights the ambi safety, mag release, and bolt catch, noting the bolt catch's unique hold-open feature. The shotgun is shown with an Eotech optic and YHM Victor 12 silencer, though these are aftermarket additions.

This video details extensive modifications to a Benelli M4 platform, focusing on both legitimate Benelli M4s and Turkish clones. It breaks down various aftermarket parts, including barrels, stocks, handguards, and internal components, assessing their performance impact and value. The instructor provides insights into which upgrades are beneficial and which might be considered gimmicks, offering guidance for both starting with a clone and upgrading an existing platform.

This video introduces the Orthos Arms Joker, a shotgun the creator believes viewers might not know they need. The title suggests a focus on a specific firearm model, potentially highlighting its unique features or value proposition. It's likely an evaluation or introductory review of this particular shotgun, aiming to inform potential buyers or firearm enthusiasts about a lesser-known option in the market.

This YouTube video features Andy from Louisiana Firearms conducting a range test comparing the Orthos Arms Raider and the Benelli M4. The video aims to help viewers decide between these two firearms by showcasing them in action. It's a direct comparison between a newer model and a well-established firearm.

This video from Tactical Advisor provides an expert look at the new Vortex Crossfire red dot, highlighting its availability in tan and with a green reticle option. The optic is shown mounted on an Orthos Arms S4 Raider shotgun and a Mitchell Defense AR-15, with a note on the rifle's suppressed use. The review emphasizes practical applications and new features for shooters.

This video highlights three new firearms and optics products. It features the Orthos Arms Joker, an AR-15 pattern shotgun, the Generation 3 BRN-180 from Brownells with improved ergonomics and gas adjustment, and the DNT Optics THM Knite, a multispectrum optic with picture-in-picture capability. The presenter is in talks to acquire these for future evaluations.

This YouTube video showcases a custom Orthos Arms S4 Raider shotgun, modified by Mad Pig Customs. The content focuses on a detailed examination of the firearm, presented in a Point of View (POV) style. Due to platform restrictions, the creator directs viewers to their website for further support and uncensored content. The description also lists specific gear used in the video, such as a wireless microphone and lighting, and promotes the creator's various social media platforms and merchandise. A disclaimer emphasizes that all demonstrations are performed by trained professionals on a private range with medical personnel present.

The Orthos Raider S4 is presented as a Benelli M4 clone, imported by Orthos Arms, with receiver, bolt, and barrel originating from Turkey and final assembly in the US. The reviewer highlights its aesthetic similarity to high-end clones like Agency Arms, noting features such as an extended bolt release, adjustable stock, and ported barrel that come standard. The shotgun demonstrated reliable cycling with various 2.75-inch birdshot loads and performed well during clay pigeon shooting, suggesting good functionality out of the box for its price point.

This comprehensive review by Tactical Toolbox provides an expert-level assessment of the Orthos Raider S4 semi-automatic shotgun. With a high authority level, the instructor utilizes specialized tools and empirical data for detailed comparisons against competitors like the Panzer M4 and Benelli M4. The review covers unboxing, manufacturing quality, performance testing, and value proposition, offering insights for firearm enthusiasts seeking a high-performance tactical shotgun.