Videos tagged with Texas Weapon Systems

This guide details the installation of Texas Weapon Systems (TWS) furniture on a Palmetto State Armory PSAK 104. It covers the necessary modification of removing the factory sling loop and the installation of the TWS handguard and Dog Leg dust cover rail. The review highlights potential fitment issues and performance concerns experienced during high-round count use, while also noting successful installation on other AKM platforms.

This YouTube video features a full interview and shop tour from Texas Weapon Systems. While specific firearm models, calibers, or tactical gear are not explicitly mentioned in the title or description, the content likely delves into the operations, expertise, and offerings of the company. As a shop tour and interview, it offers a behind-the-scenes look at a firearms-related business, potentially showcasing their custom work, manufacturing processes, or product lines.

This video provides an in-depth shop tour of Texas Weapon Systems (TWS), delving into the company's origin story. A significant focus is placed on their IK-100 Series AK rifle. The description also includes links to an original forum post about the Dog-Leg scope rail on AR15.com, merchandise, and social media profiles for the channel. Music for the video is provided by White Bat Audio.

This YouTube video provides a shop tour of Texas Weapon Systems, with a specific focus on the production of their "Hob know" charging handle. The content appears to offer a behind-the-scenes look at firearm component manufacturing, highlighting a particular accessory. It is likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in manufacturing processes, custom parts, and potentially AR-15 platform components given the commonality of charging handles within that ecosystem.

This review showcases an American-improved AK-47 prototype from Texas Weapon Systems, featuring a Sharps Bros receiver and a TWS Dog Leg Gen 3 rail for a continuous optic mounting plane. Chambered in 7.62x39mm, it includes a 6-position gas regulator and is shown with a Griffin Armament Explorer 300 suppressor. Despite its weight, the rifle demonstrates improved performance and reliability in live-fire tests, highlighting American innovation in modernizing the AK platform.

This video introduces two new product lines for firearm enthusiasts. First, it showcases the Foxtrot Mike Mike-102, an AR-AK hybrid upper receiver chambered in 5.56 NATO, designed to accept AK magazines and featuring a unique direct-impingement system with an internal operating system and a reversible forward charging handle. It also includes an adapter for M1913 Picatinny stocks. Second, it features Texas Weapon Systems (TWS) AK accessories, including a Scope Rail / Handguard Kit that replaces the AK top cover for a stable optic mount, a Bitty Dot Mount for red dot sights, and the Hob Knob charging handle for improved grip.

This review of the TWS Dog Leg Rail Gen II for AK platforms highlights its innovative design for maintaining zero. Initial stress tests showed a significant zero shift, but adjustments to the spring tension bracket resolved the issue, allowing the rail to hold zero under further stress and repeated opening/closing of the dust cover. The reviewer plans long-term evaluation on a different rifle.

This video focuses on the Texas Weapon Systems Dogleg Scope Mount, providing information and likely showcasing its features and potential use. The description directs viewers to Brownells' video resources for further details, suggesting an informative or review-oriented presentation of the product.

The Texas Weapon Systems DogLeg Gen 2 offers a robust, non-permanent optics mounting solution for AK-47/74 platforms. It successfully maintained zero within approximately 1/4 inch at 100 yards after repeated use. Installation is straightforward, involving a modified recoil spring assembly and securing the cover with a pin and clip.