Videos tagged with Strike Industries Charging Handle

This episode of 'Bust Your Builds' features a panel of firearms instructors reviewing and rating viewer-submitted rifle builds. They discuss various components, including optics, handguards, stocks, lights, and accessories, offering critiques and suggestions for improvement. The hosts emphasize practical application, ergonomics, and aesthetics while providing insights into current firearm trends and build philosophies.

This video demonstrates several practical AR-15 training drills focused on improving shooting proficiency under dynamic conditions. The instructor, Locs N Load, walks through drills involving target acquisition, movement, reloads, and transitions, emphasizing multitasking and building fundamental skills. The session highlights the importance of consistent practice and practical application for firearm competency.

This video details how to convert a Sig P320 pistol into a compact Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) configuration using the Strike Industries SMC Bravo chassis. The build focuses on creating a more controllable and versatile firearm for home defense, truck gun use, or training, leveraging the affordability and availability of 9mm ammunition. Key components discussed include the chassis, brace, blast shield, magazine extensions, ambidextrous charging handle, optic, and weapon light, offering a modular and functional upgrade path for P320 owners.

This video showcases two distinct AR pistol setups favored by the reviewer. The first is a BRN 180S with a 10.5-inch barrel, featuring a Streamlight RM2, Magpul rail covers, Velocity Precision trigger, Holosun 403C solar optic, and an SB Tactical folding brace. The second, a LaRue Tactical build, boasts a 11.5-inch barrel, YHM muzzle brake, Daniel Defense front sight, BCM rail, Aimpoint Pro with a Vortex 3x magnifier, and an SBA3 brace. The reviewer emphasizes the compatibility of the LaRue build's DI system with standard AR-15 parts for field expediency.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of the 'Short Bus' AR pistol build by Locs N Load Firearm Reviews. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearm configurations, explains the rationale behind each component choice, focusing on functionality, aesthetics, and personal preference. The build emphasizes a balance between compact size and effective performance, incorporating specific tactical and accessory upgrades.

This video details a range day focused on testing firearm modifications and observing border security challenges. The presenter discusses upgrades to a Palmetto State Armory pistol, including a Strike Industries charging handle, BCM grip, and Sharps Rifle Company BCG, noting a desire to replace the trigger due to unintentional doubles. The latter half of the video shifts to observing the border fence, highlighting its limitations and the ease of illegal crossings, with the presenter expressing frustration over the lack of effective border patrol presence in certain areas.

This video details a custom DMR build, focusing on component selection for accuracy and performance. The presenter discusses the role of a DMR, its effective range, and seeks community input on optic and bipod choices within budget constraints. Key components include a 16-inch Ballistic Advantage barrel, Mission First Tactical flash hider, UTG M-LOK rail, and a CMC single-stage trigger, all contributing to a smooth shooting experience suitable for extended distances.