Videos tagged with Rifle Stocks

This YouTube Short focuses on "1913 Stocks", suggesting a review or showcase of different stock options compatible with the Picatinny rail system (MIL-STD-1913). The title implies a comparative or best-of format, highlighting various models or brands. The description includes a link to the creator's gear and discounts, indicating a potential gear-focused channel. The content is likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts looking for upgrade options for their rifles or other firearms equipped with a 1913 rail.

This video highlights the expertise of the owner of HS Precision Stocks, a company known for its firearm stocks. While specific firearms or calibers aren't explicitly mentioned, the description implies a focus on the knowledge and possibly the products of this company within the firearm industry. The content appears to be a positive endorsement or profile of the individual and their business, encouraging viewers to subscribe.

This video announces ATI Outdoors' participation in Dragonman's 32nd Annual Front Range Freedom Shoot on September 7-8. ATI Outdoors is highlighted as a leading manufacturer of high-quality, easy-to-install, and affordable stocks and chassis for shotguns and rifles, also covering a wide range of other firearms. Attendees will have the opportunity to view ATI's products and interact with their customer service team.

This video introduces the Back Stop recoil pad as a significant upgrade for MDT chassis systems, addressing the shortcomings of the factory recoil pad. The Back Stop pad utilizes dual lattice structures for recoil absorption and includes a protective 'Throne' cover to prevent deformation during storage. A key feature is its customizable nature, with pads tailored to specific firearm configurations and recoil levels.

Reptilia Corp, founded by Eric Bert, specializes in user-driven firearm components like grips, stocks, and optic mounts. They focus on problem-solving, creating products based on specific user requests, which then trickle into broader commercial and law enforcement markets. Their offerings include optic mounts in standard diameters (30, 34, 35mm) and various heights (154, 170, 193mm) to accommodate different shooting stances.

This video features a panel of experts, including world champions and renowned reloaders, discussing and comparing top-tier cartridges for long-range shooting. They cover specific calibers like 6 Dasher, 7mm Sherman Max, 7 PRC, and 7mm Rem Mag, detailing their performance characteristics, advantages, and ideal applications from hunting to competition. The discussion also includes a showcase of the CarbonX rifle stock.

This video debunks common long-range shooting myths, emphasizing that skill and fundamentals are paramount over expensive gear. Experts like Josh Cluff and Oscar Haugen explain how to achieve long-range accuracy by focusing on stable shooting positions, understanding ballistics apps, and mastering wind reading, rather than relying on magnum cartridges or custom rifles. They highlight the importance of reliable scope tracking and consistent trigger control for success in challenging conditions.

This expert guide from Brownells, featuring Steven and Caleb, details how to correctly torque action screws based on rifle stock material. It emphasizes that torque specs are stock-dependent, not rifle-specific, and provides ranges for synthetic, wood, and rimfire stocks. The instructors highlight potential damage from over-torquing and advise consulting manufacturers for precise specifications.

Gunwerks, founded in 2006, has a 15-year history of innovation in long-range shooting systems. The company focuses on integrating optics, ballistic systems, and optoelectronics, moving beyond traditional rifle manufacturing. Key developments include early ballistic turret systems, integrated laser rangefinders with ballistic solutions, and the G7 program and BR2 rangefinder. Gunwerks also emphasizes training through Long Range University and has expanded into manufacturing rifle stocks, suppressors, and advanced optics under the Revic brand, aiming to simplify and enhance the long-range shooting experience.

This video features Brownells Gun Tech™ Steve Ostrem discussing the age-old debate between wood and synthetic firearm stocks. He contrasts the early, clunky synthetic stocks with modern advancements, highlighting how improved polymers and aluminum cores have made them highly stable and durable. While acknowledging the aesthetic appeal and warmth of wood, especially in mild conditions, Ostrem emphasizes that synthetic stocks are superior in harsh, wet environments due to their resistance to swelling and warping. He also notes that modern synthetic stocks from brands like Magpul and Hogue are tougher and stronger than wood, making them a common choice for specialized varmint rifles.

This video focuses on the critical but often overlooked aspect of rifle weight. The presenter advises against purchasing overly heavy firearms that offer no practical advantage in the field. The discussion covers various methods employed by designers to manage rifle weight, differentiating between effective and potentially detrimental approaches. It also touches upon how some weight reduction techniques can negatively impact shooting stability and enjoyment. Specific areas examined include stocks, barrels, rifle dimensions, and the issue of excessive scope weight often marketed to consumers.