Videos tagged with Texas Weapon Systems

This video reviews the Texas Weapon Systems (TWS) Dog Leg Gen 3 railed dust cover for AK platforms. The instructor details its installation process, highlighting its cost-effectiveness compared to full chassis systems and its unique ability to act as a QD optic mount without requiring a side rail. Testing demonstrates its ability to hold zero after multiple cycles of opening and closing, making it a viable option for AK owners seeking an integrated optic solution.

This video details the setup and performance of a PSAK 104 American Bastard rifle used in the Forgotten Weapons Moons Out 2025 night vision competition. The presenter discusses challenges with accessory mounting, specifically the Texas Weapon Systems handguard and dog leg dust cover, and the impact of height over bore on AK platforms. It highlights the use of a low-profile Three Electrons DIIRv laser aiming module and a Trijicon MRO HD red dot for passive aiming capabilities. The video also touches on ammunition choices, suppressor use, and the overall experience of competing in a demanding night vision event.

This video reviews the Rifle Dynamics 606 Mark 2 AK in 5.56x45mm NATO, highlighting its modularity and modern features. The presenter discusses the rifle's compatibility with suppressors, its new monolithic handguard design with a heat shield, and the Texas Weapon Systems hinged top cover. The LBE Unlimited AK G3 trigger and its two-stage action are also detailed, along with the rifle's bump-fire capability and the 1913 rear trunnion for stock customization.

This video showcases a Romanian Draco pistol equipped with various aftermarket accessories, focusing on the 'Hob Knob' charging handle from Texas Weapon Systems. The presenter highlights its secure three-bolt installation, lightweight design, and improved ergonomics over standard AK charging handles. Range footage demonstrates the Draco's performance with the accessory, along with commentary on recoil reduction from an adjustable piston and the effectiveness of the 7.62x39mm round.

This video provides an in-depth look at Texas Weapon Systems (TWS), a family-owned American manufacturer specializing in AK platform upgrades. It details their origin story, shop tour, and the evolution of their innovative products, particularly their railed dust covers (Gen 1-3) and tunable gas blocks. The content highlights TWS's commitment to quality, American manufacturing, and continuous product development for the AK platform, showcasing their IK-100 series rifles.

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 guide details the modification of an AK platform rifle, focusing on American-made improvements. It covers the installation of a TWS Dog Leg Rail Gen 3, an adjustable stock, and a Griffin Armament Explorer 300 suppressor. The rifle is chambered in 7.62x39mm and features a Sharps Bros receiver and a 6-position gas regulator. Expert insights from Military Arms Channel highlight the evolving capabilities of modern AKs.

This guide details a comprehensive gear loadout for the Finnish Brutality 2023 competition, focusing on the Armor Division. It covers a highly modified Izhmash Saiga MK 106 rifle in .308 Win, an Arex Delta Gen 2 sidearm, and specialized load-bearing equipment from brands like Sureshot USA, Husar, and Templars Gear. The insights are from a speaker with high authority, demonstrating deep technical knowledge and competitive experience.

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 guide details the three-phase modernization of the AK-74 platform, from optics integration and accessory upgrades to full rail system overhauls. Expert insights from 9-Hole Reviews highlight the evolution from Soviet-era adaptations to modern Spetsnaz configurations, blending Eastern and Western design philosophies. The process involves careful selection and installation of components like optics, furniture, and rail systems to enhance the rifle's 21st-century combat effectiveness.

This guide details the construction and features of the 'Alpha Trainer,' a custom-built 5.56 AK designed for modern training. It covers component selection, assembly of key systems like optics mounting and ergonomics, and the rationale behind its modernization. The build emphasizes enhanced controls, adjustable gas systems, and reliable optics for peak performance.

This video discusses the debate around customizing AK-pattern rifles, distinguishing between preserving collectible firearms like a Polytech Spiker and modifying more common variants for enhanced functionality. It highlights common AK shortcomings such as iron sights and mag release paddles, and showcases various upgrades including optic mounts, ergonomic grips, and improved magazine systems. The consensus is that while valuable historical pieces should be left original, modernizing other AKs for personal preference and performance is acceptable.