Videos tagged with Safety Lever

Joel Park, an experienced firearms instructor, guides viewers on selecting the right pistol by emphasizing the importance of physical fit and natural pointability. Key aspects include assessing grip comfort for both hands, evaluating trigger characteristics for a predictable break, and ensuring controls like the slide stop do not impede a proper hold. This instructional approach helps shooters find a firearm that aligns with their individual ergonomics.

This video examines a Japanese copy of the ZH-29 rifle, manufactured by Tokyo Gas & Electric. Key features include a non-reciprocating bolt handle, a unique bolt release mechanism activated by pulling the trigger twice, and an enclosed lower receiver. The rifle is chambered in 6.5 Japanese, and its proprietary magazine is not interchangeable with standard ZH-29 magazines. The side-tilting bolt design necessitates an offset for the sights to compensate for barrel alignment.

This video compares the CZ Shadow 2 Compact and CZ Shadow 2 Compact Carry, highlighting key differences for potential buyers. The speaker, demonstrating clear expertise, focuses on practical aspects like optic mounting and action types. The Compact utilizes a plate for ACRO optics, while the Carry features an RMSC footprint, allowing the Vortex Defender to sit low for co-witnessing. A significant functional distinction is the Compact's safety lever versus the Carry's decocker, influencing user preference for concealed carry.

The US Air Force Global Strike Command is returning the Sig Sauer M18 service pistol to duty after a pause due to an incident involving an uncommanded discharge. A thorough inspection revealed issues with component wear on 191 out of 125,000 M18 pistols, specifically on safety levers, striker assemblies, and sears. The Air Force has cleared the M18 of uncommanded discharges without a trigger pull, but recommends owners of M17, M18, and P320 models consider having their firearms inspected by SIG Sauer.

This video details the Air Force Global Strike Command's decision to return the M18 pistol to duty after a thorough inspection. The investigation, prompted by a fatal incident, found that initial concerns of uncommanded discharges were unfounded. Instead, issues were identified as component wear on safety levers, striker assemblies, and sears in a small percentage of the M18 inventory. The Air Force is implementing enhanced inspection procedures and repairs to address these wear-related issues, aiming to ensure the reliability and safety of the firearm for its personnel.

This guide details the field stripping process for the M1 Carbine, a crucial maintenance task for owners. It covers safety checks, removal of key components like the operating rod, bolt, and spring assembly, and reassembly. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the carbine's controls and maintenance for its continued functionality.

This guide details a specific reloading technique using the Magpul B.A.D. Lever, as demonstrated by a professional firearms instructor. It emphasizes straightening the index finger to engage the lever and provides insights into safe finger placement using wear patterns on the receiver. The instruction highlights how this method ensures safety lever clearance during high-speed reloads.

This video provides a demonstration of the Giza AK-47 Full Metal Mini, a non-firing replica. It highlights the model's realistic features, including a functional safety lever, a removable magazine, and a working charging handle. The demonstration also shows the loading of miniature dummy rounds, emphasizing the collectible and demonstrative nature of the product.

This short guide demonstrates the fundamental operation of an AKM platform, focusing on the reload process and weapon charging. It highlights key differences from the AR-15, such as the bolt not locking back and the method of safety engagement. The instruction covers magazine release, insertion, and charging the weapon system for immediate readiness.

This video emphasizes the importance of developing ambidextrous shooting skills and utilizing ambidextrous firearm controls. Instructor Chris argues that switch shooting should be integrated into a shooter's fundamental style, not treated as a niche ability. He debunks common excuses for not training this way, such as the fear of dropping a handgun or losing control of a rifle. The discussion extends to specific ambidextrous controls, highlighting preferences for lower-profile magazine releases and full ambidextrous setups on rifles, while cautioning against certain designs that can lead to accidental magazine drops or safety issues.

This guide outlines six essential tips for safe rifle manipulation, emphasizing consistent practice, proper safety lever usage, and maintaining muzzle awareness during all movements. The advice is geared towards beginners and aims to ingrain safe habits, drawing from observations of common safety oversights in training environments. Proper sling utilization and conscious control of the rifle's orientation when turning, bending, or running are highlighted as critical for preventing accidental flaggings.

This guide details the operation of the FBG-6 Flash Bang 2.0, a pyrotechnic distraction device. It emphasizes the function of the safety lever and the 2.0-second delay. The demonstration highlights that real flashbangs disorient through sound and flash, not the extreme visual effects seen in media. Expert instruction from Polenar Tactical covers safe handling and deployment principles.