Videos tagged with Osprey Defense

The Franklin Armory OPS-16R is a complete AR-15 rifle featuring the Osprey Defense low-profile gas piston system. This system is designed for cleaner operation and reduced friction, notably functioning without piston springs for fewer parts and less complexity. A key feature is its ability to operate suppressed and unsuppressed without requiring adjustments to the gas block, offering a smooth shooting experience. The rifle is available in traditional semi-automatic and with an optional binary trigger, with complete uppers also offered.

This episode of The Gun Collective Podcast, titled "The Thumbnail is a Lie Edition," features hosts Adam and Jon discussing current events, new product releases, and other firearm-related topics. The episode references articles covering gun control agendas, the launch of a Super PAC by Parkland parents, a Crimson Trace recall due to FDA regulations, Franklin Armory's acquisition of Osprey Defense, a public stance against a demand by David Hogg, the NRA Museum receiving a rare CIA Deer Gun, a Springfield XD incident, a Sig Sauer Thin Blue Line P320, a Wilson Combat Rob Haught Remington 870, a civilian AA-12, and an Apex kit for SDVE pistols. The video also includes various affiliate links for purchasing gear and supporting the channel.

This review of the Franklin Armory F17 in .17 WSM provides an expert look at its unique gas piston system on an AR-15 platform. It highlights the rifle's exceptional accuracy, with sub-3/4 inch groups at 100 yards, and compares its ballistics favorably against other rimfire cartridges like the .17 HMR and .22 WMR. The review also covers build quality, proprietary components, and pricing, concluding it's a high-performance option for varmint hunters and accuracy enthusiasts.

This video provides a concise guide on installing the Osprey Defense AR-15/M16 Gas Piston Conversion Kit. The kit is designed as a simple drop-in solution to convert a direct impingement system to a piston system, aiming to improve reliability, reduce heat buildup in the receiver, and decrease cleaning frequency. The installation process is presented as a quick, 5-minute procedure requiring no permanent modifications to the firearm.