Videos tagged with QD Mounts

This video compares two popular Quick Detach (QD) mounting systems for tactical gear: the established QS fork and the newer Blade Tech Mount. While the QS fork offers broad accessory compatibility and proven reliability, the Blade Tech Mount provides a slimmer profile and 360-degree angle adjustment. The speaker notes that personal gear investment often dictates choice, but for new setups, the Blade Tech Mount is appealing.

The Springfield Hellion bullpup rifle is reviewed, highlighting its suitability for larger individuals due to its adjustable length of pull and forward pistol grip. The reviewer praises its ambidextrous controls, accessible charging handle, and well-designed metallic sights. The rifle also features an adjustable gas system, making it adaptable for suppressor use.

This guide, presented by an experienced firearms instructor, details the critical measurements and calculations needed to ensure a suppressor tucks correctly under an AR-15 handguard. It covers suppressor and handguard diameters, thread length, receiver recess, and the impact of various QD mounting systems like ASR, Key-Mo, and SOCOM. Following these steps prevents costly mistakes and achieves a clean aesthetic.

This video from SHOT Show 2026 provides an expert overview of Griffin Armament's latest suppressor offerings, including the Explorr, PRC, and Checkmate AM series. Austin Green, a company representative, details advancements in additive manufacturing using Nickel 625X, proprietary baffle designs for managed and low back pressure, and features like timable muzzle brakes for enhanced performance. The segment also touches on new scope mounts and color options for rifles.

This guide details the installation and deployment of the B&T Just in Case briefcase system, designed for PDW-length firearms. It emphasizes proper mounting via Picatinny rail and QD levers, ensuring optic visibility, and utilizing the integrated three-position safety. The system, inspired by classic HK operational cases, offers a unique approach to concealed firearm transport and rapid deployment.

This review of the KAC SR-15 Mod 2 highlights its premium features and performance after over 2,000 rounds. The instructor praises its mid-length gas system for a consistent ejection pattern, the accuracy of its 16-inch chrome-lined barrel in various conditions, and the utility of its ambidextrous controls and QD sling mounts. While acknowledging the high price tag, the review suggests it's a worthwhile investment for those seeking a reliable, high-performance rifle that functions exceptionally well out-of-the-box.

This video from Brownells showcases Midwest Industries' new generation of QD optic mounts, highlighting their robust construction and innovative, tool-less adjustment lever. The presenters emphasize the smooth camming action, secure engagement with Picatinny rails, and the availability of various sizes and configurations, including ring tops for red dots and offset mounts for micro red dots.

This video reviews the LMT Defense Rahi rifle, highlighting its monolithic upper receiver for enhanced accuracy and stability, ambidextrous controls, and robust construction designed for full-auto fire. The presenter also demonstrates the LMT Defense 40mm grenade launcher, discussing its civilian legal acquisition with proper NFA paperwork and tax stamps. The review emphasizes the rifle's durability and potential for long-term ownership.

This video discusses issues with the Griffin stock, specifically its tendency to detach during handling and storage. The presenter highlights the stock's drainage holes as a positive feature but criticizes the fixed QD mount points and the plastic construction, suggesting it may wear out quickly. The speaker plans to replace the Griffin stock with a Magpul CTR stock and an aftermarket grip.

This guide details optimal rifle sling setup for enhanced maneuverability and quick deployment. The instructor advocates for placing QD mounts on the end plate and rearmost handguard point to mimic a one-point sling's benefits. Proper sling length ensures the buttstock is correctly positioned for immediate shouldering. The video also covers adjustable slings with pull tabs and bungee-style slings, emphasizing personal preference.

This video compares budget AR-15 handguards ($70) with more expensive options ($300-$500), explaining price variations based on material (7000 series vs. 6061 aluminum), rigidity, barrel nut construction (steel vs. aluminum), locking systems, and finishing (Type 3 hard coat anodizing). Higher-end handguards offer increased durability and zero retention, crucial for demanding applications like law enforcement or military use with accessories like IR lasers. Budget options are suitable for general use where extreme rigidity and durability are not primary concerns.

This guide explains how to save money by using a single high-quality firearm accessory across multiple firearms. The video focuses on slings, weapon lights, and bipods, emphasizing the importance of quick-detach (QD) mechanisms and universal mounting systems like Picatinny rails. By strategically choosing accessories with QD swivels or easy-release mechanisms, users can efficiently swap them between rifles and handguns, reducing the need to purchase duplicates for each firearm.