Videos tagged with Proprietary Mount

Ben Stoeger, a professional firearms instructor and high-volume competitive shooter, provides an analytical assessment of the Glock 17 Gen 6. He highlights incremental ergonomic improvements like grip texture and a redesigned trigger but expresses significant concerns regarding the new proprietary optic mounting system's durability and compatibility, the long-term reliability of the redesigned extractor, and potential aftermarket accessory issues. His pragmatic approach emphasizes the need for extensive testing to validate these changes.

This video compares three 5.56 K-style suppressors: the CAT WB, FOR Systems Recce, and SiCo Velos LBP. The reviewer focuses on sound suppression, gas blowback, and overall impressions, noting that the CAT WB is the quietest and best overall for its size, while the SiCo Velos LBP is the loudest and has a proprietary muzzle device that adds length. The FOR Systems Recce falls in the middle, offering good sound suppression but potentially more gas. The reviewer emphasizes subjective experience over decibel meter readings for practical user assessment.

This video provides an in-depth look at the War Sport GPR-CC rifle, a model no longer in production. The hosts discuss its origins, its 'Competition Carry' design philosophy, and its place in the early 'Gucci gun' market. They highlight its robust build quality, the perceived quality of its proprietary barrels, and its performance with specific ammunition weights, while also noting its proprietary mounting system as a drawback. The rifle is presented as a nostalgic throwback to the era of Magpul Dynamics and Chris Costa's influence.

The Holosun AEMS (Advanced Enclosed Micro Sight) offers a 65 MOA circle with a 2 MOA dot, switchable reticle options, and auto/manual brightness with 12 settings (8 daylight, 4 NV). It features a 50,000-hour battery life with solar backup and a shake-awake function. The included clear flip-down lens caps allow shooting with them open, providing protection against training rounds, though their attachment method is a minor concern.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Heckler & Koch HK SL7, a rare .308 hunting rifle. The process involves removing a single rear screw to slide off the top cover, revealing internals similar to the G3/HK91 series. The video highlights the rifle's unique blend of military-grade roller-delayed blowback action with a sporting rifle configuration. Expert instruction is provided on its operation and maintenance.