Videos tagged with Strike Industries

This video provides a first look at the Taurus GX4 Strike Bravo, a collaborative effort with Strike Industries. It highlights the innovative chassis and brace system that transforms the GX4 into a pistol-caliber carbine (PCC) platform. The review details key features like the threaded barrel, ambidextrous side charger, and folding brace, while also discussing its competitive pricing compared to similar Sig Sauer offerings.

This review of the Springfield Armory Kuna highlights its features as a 9mm PCC, including its 6-inch cold hammer-forged barrel with compensator, ambidextrous controls, and proprietary magazines. The video demonstrates the non-reciprocating charging handle's ability to be swapped to either side, enhancing its ambidextrous nature. It also touches on the compatibility for adding stocks or braces.

This video from ARFCOM News covers new chassis systems and accessories from Strike Industries at SHOT Show 2026. Key releases include updates for the PS90/P90, the Springfield Echelon Bravo chassis, and the Sig P365 Delta Series. Strike Arms also previews a new FCU-based PCC project and innovative FSA braces. The presentation highlights advanced materials and ergonomic designs aimed at enhancing firearm functionality and user experience.

This video introduces the SMC Delta Hybrid Chassis for the Sig Sauer P365, designed for rapid deployment from concealed carry positions like backpacks or vehicles. The chassis emphasizes a 'less is more' philosophy, focusing on essential functionality for quick access. Strike Industries branding is visible, indicating their involvement or representation at Shot Show 2026.

This video from CF Clips announces the upcoming release of the P90 chassis, a significant upgrade featuring enhanced ergonomics, external controls, and integrated cable management. The speaker, representing Strike Industries, highlights the facelift the chassis provides for the P90 platform. Viewers interested in pre-ordering in February are advised to follow the channel's social media or email list for timely updates.

This video details the assembly of a high-end 12.5-inch Geissele Super Duty MOD1 AR-15 build, suitable for civilian use. It covers component selection for the lower and upper receivers, including premium optics, laser illuminators, and suppressors. The presenter, Elliott Delp, highlights the approximate $6,500 cost and mentions future plans for NFA Form 1 registration to convert the brace to a stock.

This segment from CF Clips at Shot Show Range Day introduces the 8.6 Blackout as the 'bigger brother' to the 300 Blackout. Representatives from Classic Firearms demonstrate its capabilities on a shortened AR-10 platform, highlighting its predictable recoil and rapid-fire potential when suppressed. The demonstration showcases an EOTech Vudu optic and Strike Industries magazine, with Federal ammunition being used.

Elliott Delp provides an expert overview of his Geissele 12.5” Super Duty MOD1 build, detailing key components from the lower receiver setup to the front-end accessories and suppressor. The build features high-quality aftermarket parts from brands like Geissele, EOTech, Surefire, and Huxwrx, showcasing a well-thought-out and functional firearm configuration.

This guide details how to achieve a recessed suppressor look on an AR-15 by utilizing a suppressor-ready handguard like the AT3 HWK XL. It addresses the common issue of insufficient internal diameter in standard handguards and demonstrates the installation process for a clean, integrated aesthetic. The presenter, acting as a brand representative, highlights the visual benefits and compatibility with devices like the Strike Industries Oppressor.

This video provides a visual showcase of a highly customized Kel-Tec P50, highlighting its unique tan/camo chassis, aftermarket grip, and a binary trigger mechanism. The creator demonstrates the firearm's aesthetic modifications and features a 50-round magazine loaded with 5.7x28mm ammunition, along with a Cyelee red dot sight. The presentation is geared towards enthusiasts familiar with firearm customization.

This YouTube video, titled 'Which Pistol Chassis Is Best | Flux vs Recover vs Strike vs CAA', is a comparison review of various pistol chassis systems. While the description primarily links to other channels and social media, the title clearly indicates a focus on evaluating and contrasting different chassis options for pistols, suggesting a deep dive into aftermarket firearm accessories.

This video reviews the Taurus GX4 Carry enhanced with a Strike Industries chassis, from the perspective of an everyday shooter. The build includes a threaded barrel and optic cut slide. The reviewer notes over 500 rounds of unsuppressed firing went well, but a heavier suppressor caused issues, highlighting the importance of suppressor weight. Positives include its compact size, solid feel, and easy optic mounting, while negatives are a small magazine release and minor ergonomic concerns. It's suggested as a good option for a truck gun, glove box firearm, or compact PCC use.