Videos tagged with Push Button Safety

The video showcases a Vz. 58 variant, identified as a Vz. Pioneer, chambered in .223 Remington. The presenter acquired it from a local big box store's used gun section. It features a Monte Carlo stock to circumvent import bans and is noted to be built to RPK specifications, suggesting a heavy-duty rifle. The presenter highlights the side rail optic mount and a push-button safety, differentiating it from typical AK designs. The rifle's rarity and specific details are unknown to the presenter, who invites viewer input.

The FightLite Herring Model 2024 is a new AR-15 style lever-action rifle for 2025. It features a proprietary action, compatibility with AR-15 uppers (requiring a unique bolt), and is available in calibers like 300 Blackout and 5.56 NATO. The rifle incorporates traditional AR features like an MLOK handguard, Picatinny rail, and magazine release, but uses a push-button safety instead of a selector switch.

This guide details the installation and modification of the Super Safety, an active trigger reset system for the AR-15 platform, developed by Hoffman Tactical. It covers the necessary trigger modifications, component installation, and function checks. The system utilizes a push-button interface and offers a unique 'Active Reset' position for significantly faster trigger resets, as explained by the designer.

This video provides an in-depth review of Bond Arms derringers, highlighting their robust construction and versatility. The presenter showcases models like the Backup 45 and USA Defender, detailing their features, chamberings (45 ACP, 38 Special, 357 Magnum), and the innovative interchangeable barrel system. The review emphasizes their suitability as powerful backup firearms and discusses comfortable carry options like the driving holster.

This review of the Inland Mfg. M1A1 "Paratrooper" Carbine highlights its historical accuracy and features. The firearm is a faithful recreation of the World War II-era weapon developed specifically for airborne troops, based on the M1 Carbine. Key details include its push-button safety, early type 2 barrel band, adjustable rear sight, and a walnut stock with the original Inland recipe finish. The review emphasizes the folding wire stock, designed for paratrooper deployment, and notes the inclusion of a sling and oiler. The firearm incorporates later M1 Carbine improvements like a low wood stock and round bolt.