Videos tagged with Texas Triggers

This video demonstrates the installation and initial live-fire test of a Diablo Trigger from Texas Triggers in a 1971 Romanian Parts Kit RPK. The instructor, exhibiting experienced signals, highlights the trigger's FRT type and AKM platform compatibility. While the first run encountered a minor jam, it was successfully resolved, leading to a positive initial assessment and plans for further tuning.

This guide details the installation and testing of an EOTech optic on an FB Radom Beryl rifle equipped with a Texas Triggers FRT. It covers the unique features of the Beryl, including its proprietary quick-detachable top rail and the mechanics of the Forced Reset Trigger. The process emphasizes ensuring optic zero retention after re-mounting the rail system, highlighting the rifle's rapid-fire capabilities and accuracy.

This video features Ryan Cleckner, a former Army Ranger sniper and author of the "Long Range Shooting Handbook," demonstrating the benefits of an ambidextrous safety selector for AR-10 modern sporting rifles in long-range precision shooting. He highlights practical tips and applications for utilizing this feature effectively. The video also promotes NSSF initiatives like "Let's Go Shooting" and "Gun Owners Care," and is filmed at Texas Triggers.

Mastering trigger control is crucial for long-range accuracy. Ryan Cleckner emphasizes dry firing as the most effective practice method to avoid jerking the trigger and ensure a natural shot break. Proper finger placement on the pad and consistent, steady pressure are key. Visualizing pressure build-up and maintaining follow-through after the shot are vital for consistent marksmanship.

This video, "Hemispheric Distortions | Long-Range Rifle Shooting with Ryan Cleckner," humorously explores a complex scientific concept in long-range shooting, advising viewers to disregard it. Ryan Cleckner, author of the "Long Range Shooting Handbook," shares his expertise. The video also promotes his book and his legal services, with filming courtesy of Texas Triggers. It's presented as an April Fools' joke, encouraging viewers to engage with the sport.