Videos tagged with Sling Swivel

This entry details a field repair scenario involving a Retay 12-gauge shotgun, where a Victorinox knife and fiberglass rod were used to fix a sling swivel. It also highlights Ted Nugent's advocacy for the 10mm caliber and his anticipation of a Marlin 10mm lever-action rifle, emphasizing a return to traditional firearm commonality.

This guide details the process of installing an aftermarket folding stock on a Remington 870 Police Magnum, highlighting common pitfalls such as incorrect bolt thread pitch and length. It emphasizes careful disassembly, reassembly, and the importance of using the correct hardware for a secure and functional installation, drawing inspiration from iconic 80s movie shotguns.

This video discusses the functional differences between rotational and anti-rotational flush cup sling mounts. The speaker, a firearms instructor, emphasizes that anti-rotational mounts prevent slings from twisting, ensuring consistent rifle positioning for tactical and 3-Gun applications where the sling acts as a holster. Rotational mounts are noted as potentially useful for marksmanship-focused disciplines requiring arm wraps.

This video introduces the FAB Defense AMP Conversion Kit for the IWI MASADA handgun. It highlights two versions: the Pro, featuring a full-length rail for optics and flip-up sights, and the Standard, which allows for optic use without removal via spacers. Both versions offer options for mounting accessories.

This review compares the Viking Tactics two-point adjustable sling and the Edgar Sherman Design sling, focusing on attachment methods, adjustment mechanisms, and overall usability. The instructor, Jeff Tenicor, details his preference for rear-of-receiver/rail attachment points for better rifle control and higher carry. Key differences lie in their adjustment systems: the VTAC features a camming buckle with a dangling tail, offering extensive adjustment range, while the ESD has a captured adjustment system with a toggle for a cleaner profile.

This product spotlight video features Caleb Savant of Brownells Gun Tech™ showcasing the JMAC Customs SS-8 Folding Stock. Designed for firearms with a MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny receiver attachment rail, this stock is compatible with platforms like the BRN-180®, AK-47, and H&K MP5®. Constructed from lightweight yet durable 7075 aluminum, the SS-8 offers a solid feel with minimal weight. Its smooth folding mechanism locks securely, and the stock provides ambidextrous QD sling swivel sockets and an integrated raised cheekrest with provisions for bolt-on risers. The design allows for easy detachment from the adapter, enabling a single stock to be used across multiple firearms. The video highlights the simple installation process.

Ryan Cleckner, a former Special Operations sniper and author of 'The Long-Range Shooting Handbook,' shares a practical tip for reducing noise from rifle sling swivels in the field. By using the outer sheath of gutted parachute cord (550 cord) to secure the sling to the swivels, hunters and shooters can minimize distracting rattles, enhancing their ability to remain undetected or stable during critical moments. This technique prioritizes a permanently attached sling for consistent stability.

This comprehensive guide, informed by a former military sniper with extensive real-world experience, compares the Harris, Atlas, and Accu-Tac bipods for long-range shooting. It details their pros and cons regarding stability, weight, adjustability, and mounting systems, helping shooters make an informed decision based on their specific needs.

This video provides a basic comparison between the Atlas and Harris bipods, highlighting their attachment methods, adjustability, and unique features. The Atlas bipod attaches to a Picatinny rail and offers adjustable leg angles, swivel, and cant capabilities, making it suitable for dynamic shooting scenarios like PRS competitions. The Harris bipod, a long-standing option, typically attaches to a sling swivel and has simpler leg adjustments (up/down only), making it a reliable choice for static hunting or bench shooting. Price is a significant differentiator, with Atlas being considerably more expensive.

This video reviews the Blue Force Gear R.E.D. Swivel, a unique Quick-Detach (QD) sling swivel designed for Rapid Emergency Detachment. Unlike traditional push-button QD swivels, the R.E.D. swivel offers a different mechanism for quickly removing a rifle sling. The reviewer highlights its utility for scenarios where the gun needs to be detached from the user or for reconfiguring sling attachment points, such as switching between a two-point and one-point sling configuration. The video also briefly mentions a Firebase CSG T-Shirt and links to the reviewer's merchandise and support pages.

This video by Regular Guy Training LLC discusses an older M4 setup, focusing on modifications compatible with standard military rifles and unit restrictions. Instructor Chris details how to attach accessories like lights and foregrips to a Knights Armament rail system, emphasizing practical solutions for soldiers who cannot extensively modify their issued firearms. The discussion covers managing sling interference and adapting to accessories like IR lasers (PEQ-15/DBAL) on limited rail space.

This guide details the visual identification of key modifications made to the Berthier M16 carbine after World War I, based on expert analysis. It covers changes in sights, sling attachments, serial number placement, clearing rod provisions, ammunition compatibility ('N' stamp), and late-production finishes ('PK' marking). Understanding these features is crucial for collectors and historians identifying specific production runs and upgrades.