Videos tagged with PMM

This video provides an expert comparison between the Taran Tactical Viper and Pit Viper pistols, presented by a Taran Tactical instructor. It details features like optic compatibility (SRO, RMR HD, RMR), magazine capacity (20 rounds for Viper, 21 for Pit Viper), and specific modifications such as extended slide releases and integral rear sights on the Pit Viper's optic plate. The comparison highlights differences relevant to tactical applications and personal preference, drawing parallels to firearms seen in the John Wick film series.

This guide details the process of building a custom Walther PDP steel frame pistol by combining a steel frame with a modified top end featuring a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) threaded barrel and dual-port compensator. The video emphasizes that Walther does not sell slides individually, making this a custom build requiring sourced components. The resulting firearm offers a softer shooting experience and fits standard 5-inch steel frame holsters.

This YouTube video from Shot Show 2025 showcases Walther's latest offering, the PDP F-Series Pro X PMM, emphasizing its status as their most concealable compensated handgun to date. The description poses a direct question to the viewer about desirability, hinting at a review or first look. The video leverages popular hashtags like #Walther, #USCCA, and #ConcealedCarry, indicating a focus on firearms for personal protection and concealed carry applications.

This video showcases a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) compensator and barrel for a Glock firearm. The title and description indicate a focus on firearm modification and enhancement, specifically for Glock pistols. The presence of the PMM brand suggests a look at aftermarket performance parts aimed at improving recoil management and potentially accuracy.

This video features a review of a compensator from Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) designed for the Staccato 2011 platform. The presenter invites viewer feedback on this offering. The description also includes affiliate links for an SG Shot Timer, the presenter's Instagram, in-ear hearing protection, merchandise, and Patreon support.

This video focuses on the PMM Compensator specifically for Staccato pistols. While no specific Staccato model is mentioned, the title strongly indicates content related to firearm modifications and performance enhancement. The analysis assumes the video will demonstrate the compensator's function and potentially its impact on recoil and accuracy for Staccato firearms.

This video reviews aftermarket bolt catch levers for AR-15 platforms. The speaker compares the Magpul BAD Lever to the Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) Bolt Catch Device (BCD), highlighting the PMM's more secure two-screw mounting system and reduced wobble compared to the Magpul's single-screw design. The PMM BCD is presented as a more robust and aesthetically pleasing upgrade.

This YouTube Short focuses on the Walther PDP Pro SD pistol, highlighting its performance with a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) JTTC compensator. The video emphasizes the pistol's "flat shooting" characteristics, suggesting a positive user experience during training or defensive scenarios. Key gear utilized, including Gatorz Blast Shield Glasses, Axil GS Extreme 2.0, HRT HRAC Carrier, and Acelink Armor, are also mentioned.

This guide details the installation of the Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) JTTC Compensator onto a Walther PDP Pro SD pistol. The process involves attaching the compensator to the firearm's threaded barrel. The video highlights the upgrade potential of aftermarket parts for enhancing firearm performance.

This YouTube video showcases a popular Sig Sauer P320 custom build, updated with new components. The build features a ZEV Octane Slide, a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) JTTC Comp and Barrel, a Trijicon SRO optic, and a Jagerwerks BROS. The creator expresses enthusiasm for revisiting this build.

This video showcases a Glock 19X pistol, specifically highlighting a modification by Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) featuring their comp. The description also mentions a slide from Norsso, suggesting a custom build or upgraded firearm. The video is presented in a positive and enthusiastic tone, celebrating the aesthetics and potential performance of this customized Glock.

This video reviews upgrades for the Walther PDP pistol, specifically focusing on a Parker Mountain Machine compensator and a Holosun 597C ACSS Vulcan optic. The creator questions whether these upgrades are necessary and shares their opinion that they are beneficial. The video emphasizes that no firearms are sold and all activities are conducted safely on a private range under supervision. It also promotes the "Live Laugh Larp Podcast" and the creator's social media channels.