Videos tagged with Scope Rail

This review of the Heritage Settler Compact by Guns of the West covers its features, loading process, and performance. Dustin, an established reviewer of Western-style arms, demonstrates its ease of use, particularly for youth shooters, and its accuracy for plinking. The video emphasizes safe handling and provides insights into Heritage Manufacturing's expanding product line.

The video reviews new handguns released in 2024, focusing on the speaker's personal preferences. The Uberti 1873 Hunter is given an honorable mention for its classic design and features like an octagonal barrel and scope rail in .45 Colt. The top pick is the Colt Python Combat Elite with a 3-inch barrel, unfluted cylinder, and G10 grips, praised for its comfortable ergonomics and aesthetic appeal.

This YouTube video from Anarchy Outdoors focuses on their 0MOA scope base, specifically designed for bolt-action rifles. The description provides a link to a full review on moondogindustries.com and an Amazon affiliate link for the product. The video also tags relevant brands like Athlon Optics and Ruger Firearms, suggesting potential compatibility or comparisons. It's geared towards rifle enthusiasts looking for scope mounting solutions to improve accuracy.

This video demonstrates the installation of an Anarchy Outdoors Zero MOA scope rail on a Ruger Precision Rimfire rifle. The presenter explains why the factory 30 MOA rail can be problematic for shorter range shooting and how the zero MOA rail, featuring a built-in bubble level, offers a flat mounting surface suitable for targets at 100 yards and less. The process involves a simple screw replacement, highlighting the ease of this rifle modification.

This video details the installation and benefits of an Area 419 15 MOA scope rail on a CZ 457 Precision Chassis rifle. The rail provides a significant upward angle, crucial for long-range shooting with scopes that have limited internal adjustment. It also features a built-in bubble level for enhanced accuracy.

This video explains the function and selection of scope bases (rails) for bolt-action rifles, focusing on MOA (Minute of Angle) cant. It differentiates between integrated and one-piece mounts, discussing their impact on scope ring placement and weight. The instructor advises that 20 MOA is generally sufficient for most short-action calibers and hunting scenarios, while higher MOA bases might be needed for extreme long-range shooting. Maintaining a low optic height relative to the barrel is emphasized for shooting accuracy.

This review of the Riley Defense RAK74-P AK-74 in 5.45x39mm highlights its US-produced components and quality build. The presenter, with prior positive experiences with Riley Defense, praises the rifle's heat-treated receiver, chrome-lined barrel, forged trunion, bolt, and carrier, and a machined scope rail. He notes excellent fit and finish, particularly the rivets, and a true sight line. The rifle demonstrated reliability with various ammunition types, including challenging 55-grain hollow points, and offered exceptionally low recoil, making it a pleasure to shoot.

This video provides an overview of Palmetto State Armory's upcoming AK-74 and AKK (AK pistol variant) offerings, showcased at SHOT Show 2020. Key features include forged 4140/4150 components, 5.45x39mm chambering, and standard M24x1.5 RH threads for accessory compatibility. The AKK variant will feature a triangle side-folding brace and a short barrel.

This video showcases new firearm products introduced by Paul Levy, a product manager. Featured items include the Razor AMG UH-1 Holographic Sight, multiple lengths of Hyper-Light Handguard Free Float Magnesium Alloy handguards in black, an AR-15 Complete Upper Receiver in 6.5 Grendel with Keymod, an Integrated Mount Universal Night Sight with 20 MOA, and a Remington 700 SA Scope Rail with 45 MOA for left-hand use. The video aims to inform viewers about these new offerings from Brownells.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Gewehr 43 (G43) rifle, focusing on accessing its short-stroke gas piston system. It highlights key components and features, including the integral scope rail and safety mechanism. The information is presented with the authority of Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, offering deep historical and technical insights into this WWII German rifle.

This video from Shot Show 2012 features Walker English from Arsenal showcasing various firearms, including VEPR rifles from the Molot factory in Russia, Zastava rifles and pistols, and Arsenal's own AK variants. Key features discussed include sporting configurations for import, adjustable sights, walnut furniture, and compliance with US regulations like 922r. The discussion also touches on the historical significance and manufacturing processes of these firearms, highlighting their value and potential for customization.