Videos tagged with Slovenian Firearms

This video showcases the 'Gunwall' art installation at Polenar Tactical Armory, featuring a modular display system for firearms and accessories. The installation highlights various Slovenian-made firearms, including AX Delta pistols and AX Arms rifles, as well as imported AK variants and rare H&K MP5 SD models. The video also touches on the challenges of mounting the system on concrete walls and the armory's dual role as a fruit and vegetable reseller.

This video provides an in-depth look at MFT suppressors, highlighting their flow-through design which significantly reduces back pressure compared to conventional suppressors. The review details the Multiflow Technology, user-serviceable design, and modular baffles, while also discussing potential drawbacks like weight and muzzle device improvements. The presenter, from Polenar Tactical, emphasizes the benefits for semi-automatic rifles and competitive shooting.

The Perun X17 is a new .308 rifle from Slovenia's Tank Arms, presented as a potential competitor to the SCAR 17. It features a unique hybrid gas system, AR-10 style lower receiver compatibility, and an ACR-style adjustable and folding stock. The rifle demonstrated smooth shooting characteristics with manageable recoil, even when suppressed. Disassembly is similar to an AR-15, with a distinct bolt carrier group and a hybrid gas system that utilizes a short gas piston.

This review details the M-Arms Kratos, a 9mm handgun from Slovenia, lauded as the most accurate the reviewer has ever tested. It features a 1911-based design with significant upgrades, including a unique spherical bushing system and precision EDM machining, resulting in exceptional accuracy. The Kratos is positioned as a high-end, expensive firearm for performance enthusiasts.

This guide details the disassembly of the Arex Delta Gen2 pistol, emphasizing its modular fire control unit and safety features. The video highlights how Arex iterates on firearm designs, with the Delta Gen2 showcasing improvements in safety and modularity. Expert analysis from Ian McCollum provides context on its place in modern handgun development.

The Arex Delta X Gen 2 offers a comfortable grip with effective texturing and a unique 'gas pedal' ledge for recoil management. While its grip angle differs from Glocks, potentially affecting red dot acquisition, the pistol features a crisp trigger and a useful cocking indicator. It's presented as a budget-friendly alternative to the Glock 19X, with considerations for ammunition preference and concealed carry suitability.

The Arex Gen 2 Delta L is a lightweight, polymer-frame, striker-fired pistol from Slovenia. It features a 17-round capacity (19 with extension), interchangeable backstraps, an ambidextrous magazine release, and a trigger with a comfortable break angle and short reset. The pistol is optic-ready with various adapter plates and has a unique, easy takedown mechanism similar to some popular Austrian pistols, making it user-friendly for maintenance.

James Reeves of TFB TV provides an in-depth review of the Arex Rex Delta, a new polymer-frame, striker-fired 9mm pistol. He highlights its light weight, thin profile, and affordability, comparing it to market leaders like the Glock 19 and CZ P-10 C. While praising its features and potential as a carry gun, Reeves notes a 'chunky' trigger feel despite a short reset. The review includes practical demonstrations of its ergonomics, field stripping, and a potential 'inertia charging' issue.

This comprehensive review of the Arex Rex Zero 1 Tactical, presented by Mrgunsngear, offers an expert-level assessment of its performance and features. The instructor highlights its Slovenian origin, robust construction with a 7075-T6 aluminum frame and nitrocarburized slide, and impressive accuracy with various ammunition types. Key features like suppressor-height sights, multiple optics mounting plates, and a crisp single-action trigger are detailed, alongside a direct comparison to the Sig P226, concluding that the Rex Zero 1 Tactical offers excellent value and reliability.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Rex 01S and the Sig Sauer P226 Extreme, highlighting their similarities and differences in design, ergonomics, and performance. The reviewer, Justin Opinion, offers insights into trigger quality, accessory rail functionality, grip feel, and magazine capacity, ultimately concluding that while the Sig Sauer P226 Extreme has a proven track record and superior trigger, the Rex 01S offers excellent value and comparable accuracy, especially considering its lower price point and higher magazine capacity.

This review of the Arex Rex Zero 1S handgun, presented by Joe Curtenbach of American Rifleman, highlights its similarities to the Sig P226 but emphasizes its unique refinements. The pistol operates in single-action/double-action mode, fires the 9mm Luger cartridge, and features a decocking lever that also functions as a slide stop/release. It includes a manual thumb safety and a three-dot sighting system, with a dust cover rail for accessories. The review notes its reliability and accuracy, positioning it as a competitive option in its price range.