Videos tagged with Steel Receiver

The Zev OZ9-C offers significant modularity beyond a standard Glock, featuring an internal steel receiver that houses the serial number and trigger components. This design enhances slide lockup and accuracy due to longer rails. Grip modules are easily interchangeable, allowing for size adjustments without affecting the serialized part, making it a versatile platform for customization and self-defense.

This "Gun of the Week" video from NRA American Rifleman features the Henry Repeating Arms X Model lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Gov't. The review highlights its modern features integrated into a classic action, including enhanced ergonomics, recoil mitigation, and accessory mounting options like M-LOK and a Picatinny rail. Key features discussed are its suppressor-ready muzzle threads (5/8x24 t.p.i.), adjustable sights, provision for optics, transfer-bar safety, large-loop lever, and black-synthetic furniture with sling studs. The description emphasizes its suitability for users seeking a modernized classic rifle, particularly for suppressor use.

This review of the Benelli 828U Sport highlights its design as a competition-grade over-under shotgun, a departure from Benelli's typical semi-automatics. The expert assessment notes its robust steel locking system, steel receiver for improved balance and recoil reduction, and extensive customization options including shims and adjustable trigger reach. The shotgun features an impulse-driven ejector and Benelli's Progressive Comfort system for recoil management, making it a sophisticated choice for serious clay shooters.

Larry Vickers provides an expert review of the ZEV Technologies OZ9, a 9mm handgun that merges custom Glock and 1911 elements. The review highlights its unique modular steel frame design, interchangeable polymer grip inserts, and ergonomic enhancements like a 1911 grip angle and undercut trigger guard. The OZ9 also features an optics-ready slide and a threaded barrel option, positioning it as a high-end, customizable pistol.

This video features a review and range test of the FAMAE Mini SAF, a 9mm submachine gun. The presenter highlights its unique ergonomics, steel receiver, reliability, and adjustable trigger, noting its design predates many modern SMG features. The description also details the channel's reliance on Patreon for funding content creation, including firearm acquisition, ammunition, and production upgrades, particularly due to the challenges of importing firearms into Canada. The video emphasizes the firearm's legality in Canada with an RPAL license and mentions that magazines are shown limited to 5 rounds, with shooting conducted on a legal range.

The Henry Color Case Hardened .357 Magnum Lever Action rifle features a visually appealing color case hardened steel receiver and a smooth action, distinguishing it from brass frames. It offers versatility for hunting, plinking, and home defense, with a capacity of 7 or 10 rounds depending on barrel length. The rifle performs well at the range, though proper lever manipulation is crucial to avoid short-stroking.

The Savage Model 64F is a .22 LR semi-automatic rifle with a steel receiver, weighing 5.25 lbs and featuring a 13.5-inch length of pull. While it allows for a steel receiver, unlike many competitors, its accuracy is poor (6-inch groups at 50 yards) and disassembly requires barrel removal, complicating zero retention and cleaning.