Videos tagged with Otter Creek Labs Polonium

This guide details how to troubleshoot and tune an AR-15 equipped with a Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) that experiences a 'one click' failure. Expert instructor Brody from Juicey Media explains the importance of BCG velocity and dwell time, demonstrating how buffer weights, springs, and buffer systems like the VLTOR A5 can resolve cycling issues, especially when using suppressors. The video emphasizes that each rifle requires individual tuning to find its optimal 'sweet spot' for reliable FRT operation.

This video from Exile Armory LLC provides a high-energy overview of a wide variety of firearms and accessories. Amber, the sales lead, demonstrates strong product knowledge, covering suppressors, revolvers, AR-15 uppers, handguns, rifles, and new arrivals. The presentation includes pricing and key features for many items, offering a glimpse into the shop's current inventory and sales focus.

This video details the assembly of a highly compact AR-15 pistol, dubbed the 'Foldy-Boi', optimized for backpack carry. Expertly guided by Roger Barrera, the build incorporates high-tier components like a Geissele trigger, Law Tactical folding adapter, Surefire muzzle device and light, and an Otter Creek Labs suppressor. The process emphasizes proper installation techniques and results in a firearm that folds to a significantly reduced size for discreet transport.

This guide details a comparison between the high-end Knight's Armament CRS QDC PRT and the budget-friendly Otter Creek Labs Polonium 5.56 suppressors. It covers sound suppression, muzzle flash, weight, mounting systems, and back pressure analysis, concluding with a value assessment. The analysis is presented by Juicey Media, an experienced firearms reviewer.

This YouTube Shorts video highlights Otter Creek Labs' Polonium series of suppressors. The description praises the company and its employees, emphasizing the exceptional quality of the Polonium suppressors. It specifically mentions both the full-size can and the K variant, suggesting the K can is one of the best available on the market. The video aims to showcase this specific product line.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of high backpressure (traditional) suppressors and modern low backpressure (flow-through) designs, drawing on the authority of Brass Facts. It details the trade-offs in sound, flash, heat management, and cost, concluding that traditional suppressors still hold a valuable niche for specific applications, particularly where signature reduction is paramount.