Videos tagged with Pistol Grip Conversion

This video demonstrates an advanced one-handed shotgun firing technique using a Hatsan Escort Pump-Action shotgun. The presenter, identified as an expert, showcases how to modify the shotgun by removing the full stock to utilize a pistol grip, highlighting the stock's internal shell storage. The demonstration includes proficient one-handed manipulation and rapid cycling, emphasizing safe handling procedures.

This video details the modification of a SIG MCX Regulator (MCXR) to remove its California-compliant features and install a pistol grip. The process involves using a Mossberg 500 pistol grip buffer tube adapter, requiring some Dremel work for proper fitment. The modification results in a non-California compliant firearm, allowing for standard capacity magazines and a different ergonomic feel. The presenter also discusses the MCXR's features, its discontinuation, and its comparison to the MCX Spear LT.

This review covers the Norinco MAK90, a Chinese AKM clone. Initially considered crude, it's now viewed by collectors as a top-tier AKM variant. Key identifiers include a hooded front sight post, absence of an optics rail, and lack of a bayonet lug due to its post-ban status.

This video provides a first look at the Iver Johnson Stryker 12 Gauge semi-automatic shotgun. The presenter highlights its AR-15-like design, affordability at $460, and Turkish manufacturing. Key features discussed include a muzzle brake, fiber optic front sight, adjustable rear sight, a removable stock for pistol grip conversion, and accessory rails. The shotgun is noted to run reliably when lubricated and has a 20-inch smoothbore barrel.

This guide details how to convert the Chiappa Triple Threat shotgun into a pistol-grip configuration, a process that requires disassembly of the stock. The video highlights that this conversion, when done correctly, maintains the overall length above the NFA minimum of 26 inches. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates the steps, emphasizing the importance of ensuring the firearm remains compliant with federal regulations.

This guide details the process of converting a semi-pistol grip rifle stock to a full pistol-grip design by installing a grip cap. It covers precise marking, careful filing, inletting the wood, and blending the new cap for an improved aesthetic. The project is presented as an accessible way to enhance the look of an older .22 rifle.