Videos tagged with PoorBoy Arms

This video showcases the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Competition pistol, specifically highlighting the installation and performance of an original Freedom Finger Trigger (FRT). The demonstration, conducted by Jordan from PoorBoy Arms in a casual, experienced manner, emphasizes the rapid firing capability enabled by the FRT. The content provides a practical look at firearm modification and its effect on shooting dynamics.

This video from PoorBoy Arms showcases a generous care package from Dogwood Armory, featuring various branded merchandise and firearm components. The unboxing includes T-shirts, a Baofeng walkie-talkie, a firearm brace, Glock FRT trigger parts, the Dogwood Armory FKT-15 drop-in trigger system, a LIBERTEE H3 buffer, an M&P FRT, and a prototype trigger. The speaker expresses significant gratitude towards Dogwood Armory and his fans for their support.

This video demonstrates the installation of the 'Fat Lip' FRT and 'Section 8 housing' onto a Glock 17 Gen 5. The speaker, identified as an experienced hobbyist from PoorBoy Arms, highlights that the parts are a direct drop-in installation requiring no tuning. The demonstration showcases rapid firing, confirming the functionality of the modified firearm.

This guide details the installation and initial testing of the 'Fat Lip' aftermarket component in a Glock 17 Gen 5. The video demonstrates a straightforward drop-in installation with no tuning required for flawless operation. Testing was conducted at an outdoor range, highlighting the crisp trigger reset and reliable performance. The creator, Blake Allen Niklaus, is credited for this 'work of art' modification.

This video showcases an AR-style rifle, identified as a Noveske, equipped with a drum magazine and a BSquare drop-in component. The demonstration, presented by PoorBoy Arms, highlights the rifle's capability for both semi-automatic and full-automatic fire, mounted on a tripod. The speaker, GMoney, expresses satisfaction with the setup, emphasizing the reliable cycling of the bolt carrier group during sustained fire.

This guide details troubleshooting and maintenance for the Beretta 92XI with a .22LR conversion kit, based on insights from PoorBoy Arms. It covers proper cleaning, lubrication, and part polishing to address potential malfunctions and prevent damage, particularly concerning the slide not locking open. The process emphasizes safety and methodical steps for improved firearm reliability.

This video demonstrates the performance of an AR22 rifle equipped with a Whisperstrike suppressor. The speaker, identified with PoorBoy Arms, highlights the smooth operation of the .22LR conversion and the suppressor's ability to handle multiple magazines without significant heat buildup. The demonstration includes engaging steel targets, showcasing the effectiveness of the setup.

This guide details the operation of the Q Fix at Home rifle, chambered in 300 Blackout, as demonstrated by PoorBoy Arms. The video highlights its suppressed, quiet firing characteristics, particularly with subsonic ammunition, and praises its "laser-like" accuracy. The speaker, identified as experienced, showcases safe handling and effective engagement of steel targets.

This video showcases the Cohaire Arms PXP-10, an MP5 clone, featuring an InfiTac thermal optic. The presenter demonstrates the firearm's rapid firing capability, highlighting muzzle flash and smoke, while also showing the thermal optic's functionality in identifying temperature differences. Close-up views of the PXP-10's receiver and controls are also provided.

This video showcases the PoorBoy Arms Frontier C5, dubbed the "MP5 at Home," featuring the Big Daddy FRT trigger for rapid firing. The demonstration includes loading, chambering, and firing the weapon, highlighting its performance and the effectiveness of the wide-open trigger system. Visuals also show the use of a Holosun optic and a weapon-mounted light for low-light conditions.

This video showcases the Taurus TX22 pistol equipped with a Whisperstrike Suppressor and an extended 'Long Boi' magazine. The demonstration, filmed in Las Vegas, highlights the rapid firing capabilities of the setup with the extended magazine. The presenter expresses significant enthusiasm for the combination.

This review of the Tuna Can Fat9 suppressor, presented by Jordan from PoorBoy Arms, highlights its cost-efficiency and modularity. The guide covers installation using hub mounts or direct threading, followed by firing demonstrations with 9mm ammunition, showcasing effective sound suppression and surprisingly low heat retention even during rapid fire. The speaker, an experienced shooter, emphasizes the suppressor's value and performance.