Videos tagged with Recoil Mitigation System

The Daniel Defense H9 is a modernized iteration of the original Hudson H9, featuring an aluminum frame, 1911 grip angle, and a unique dual recoil spring system designed to reduce muzzle rise. While praised for its trigger and ergonomics, the speaker finds the $1300 MSRP too high for a 9mm handgun, suggesting a value closer to $800.

This video provides a detailed review and comparison of the BCM Mark 2 recoil mitigation system against standard AR-15 buffer systems. The presenter highlights its longer receiver extension, heavier buffer (4.7 oz for the T1), and M16A4-style spring, which collectively contribute to reduced felt recoil and a flatter shooting experience. Installation involves staking the castle nut for reliability.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Japanese Type 90 double-barrel flare pistol, presented by firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson. It details the pistol's construction, operation, and historical context, including its naval markings and manufacturer. The discussion touches on its use as a signaling device versus its potential as a weapon, referencing its appearance in the movie 'Demolition Man'.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to installing the BCM MK2 Recoil Mitigation System on an AR-15 platform. It details the process of removing the existing buffer system and installing the new components, including the buffer tube, M16-style spring, and T2 buffer weight. The instructor emphasizes the benefits of reduced recoil and improved bolt carrier group reliability, while also offering practical tips for a secure installation.

This Q&A session with Martin from Rock Island Armory (RIA) delves into the company's history, manufacturing philosophy, and product lines. Key discussions include RIA's position as a major 1911 manufacturer, the development and features of the 5.0 pistol with its patented recoil system, and the popular 22 TCM cartridge. The conversation also touches on their commitment to customer service, the evolution of their product offerings, and future expansion into defense contracts.