Videos tagged with PVD Coating

This review from Mrgunsngear evaluates the CMMG Zeroed DSR-15 and DSR-30 suppressors, positioning them as strong contenders for budget-friendly, hard-use options. The expert instructor highlights their robust 17-4 stainless steel construction, PVD coating, full-auto rating, and versatile mounting systems, offering competitive performance against higher-priced alternatives.

This video provides an expert overview of the Agency Arms, Atlas Gunworks, and Alias collaboration firearm, presented by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical. Key features discussed include the Atlas metal grips, Agency Arms slide serrations, a PVD coated barrel with a unique hexagon crown, and the Agency Optic System (AOS) with a Trijicon RMR HD. The firearm boasts a crisp 2.5 lb trigger pull.

This guide, presented by AT3 Tactical, details the benefits of various Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) coatings, including premium PVD, budget-friendly Black Nitride, and high-lubricity Nickel Boron. The information is delivered with high authority, emphasizing durability, performance, and value comparisons for AR-15 owners seeking upgrades.

This review of the Fusion Firearms XP Pro Comp highlights its performance and features. The presenter, 'A Regular Gun Guy,' tested the firearm extensively, noting its smooth operation, excellent trigger, and impressive accuracy. Key features include a modular grip, full rail, and compensated barrel, contributing to reduced recoil and improved shootability. The video provides a detailed scoring system and compares it to other 2011 variants.

Bob from Fusion Firearms discusses the new XP Pro Comp, highlighting its construction with alloy steels, Tenneifer, hard chrome, and PVD finishes. He emphasizes the company's commitment to quality control through extensive testing and a focus on customer service, aiming to build a community around their products. The discussion also touches on the evolution of the 1911/2011 platform and Fusion's dedication to innovation and customer satisfaction.

This video features Rick Gibbs of Windham Weaponry discussing the company's history, its return to manufacturing in Maine, and its future product lines. Key takeaways include the company's commitment to quality inherited from its Bushmaster roots, expansion into shotguns and suppressors, and plans for semi-automatic pistols and hunting rifles. The discussion highlights the importance of American manufacturing, skilled labor, and embracing new technologies.

This video reviews the Leatherman Talos, a new variation of the Arc multi-tool featuring a bronze Cerakote finish and black accents. It highlights the premium MagnaCut steel blade as a key feature, especially for those who don't carry a separate knife. The review compares it to previous Leatherman models like the Free P4 and discusses the benefits of MagnaCut steel and durable coatings.

This video introduces the Dead Air RXD22Ti, a new rimfire suppressor developed in collaboration with Ruger. It offers enhanced durability and sound reduction compared to previous models, featuring a unique Triscellian baffle system and a PVD coating for easier cleaning. The RXD22Ti is rated for 22LR, full-auto, 17 HMR, 22 Magnum, and 5.7x28mm, and utilizes a new Zeno rimfire adapter for quick detach functionality.

The Bul Armory Tac 5 Pro is highlighted as the softest and flattest shooting handgun the reviewer has ever fired, largely due to its V8 porting, 5-inch crowned bull barrel, full-length Picatinny rail, and steel frame contributing to reduced muzzle rise. It comes with four 20-round magazines featuring plus-two base plates and the innovative BAOO optic mounting system, which offers exceptional stability. The trigger pull is exceptionally light, averaging 2 lb 7.4 oz.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Bul Armory Ultralight (UL) and the UL Pro, focusing on the impact of V6 porting on the latter. The reviewer, an experienced shooter, found that despite initial concerns about accuracy and velocity loss due to the short barrel and porting, the UL Pro maintained excellent accuracy across various ammunition types. The review covers shooting impressions, technical specifications, fit and finish, and potential downsides like availability, noise, and maintenance.

This video reviews two knives from Scallywag Tactical: the Professional Guardian and the Jolly Roger. The Professional Guardian is presented as a self-defense tool with a D2 steel blade, G10 grips, and a two-finger ring for retention, suitable for close-quarters combat. The Jolly Roger is an everyday carry knife with a 420 stainless steel blade and a stout pocket clip. Both knives are praised for their premium quality.

This review covers two knives from Scallywag Tactical: the Professional Guardian and the Jolly Roger. The Professional Guardian is presented as a self-defense tool with a D2 steel blade, G10 grips, and a two-finger ring for retention. The Jolly Roger is an everyday carry option featuring a 420 stainless steel blade and G10 grips. Both knives come with durable sheaths and pocket clips, respectively.