Videos tagged with TFB TV

This TFB TV spotlight introduces the KelTec PR-380, a unique and highly concealable .380 ACP pistol designed for grab-and-go defense. It features an unconventional magazine-less, top-loading design utilizing a 7-round stripper clip, offering capacities of 10+1 or 13+1 depending on the grip module. The PR-380 boasts a lightweight, compact profile, making it ideal for deep concealment.

This video reviews the Rock Island Pak-Out 12, a 12-gauge shotgun notable for its completely folding design, allowing for compact storage and transport. The speaker, identified as 'Gun Deity', highlights this key feature and suggests viewers consult TFB TV for detailed range performance. The firearm appears to be a pump-action model with a folding receiver/barrel.

This video provides a first look at the WBP AK-AR prototype, a 5.56x45mm rifle merging AK reliability with AR-15 magazine compatibility. Key features include a bolt-on AR magwell, right-side bolt release, ambidextrous mag release, and standard AK furniture compatibility. The rifle retains the long-stroke piston system and features a 1:8 twist fluted barrel with M14x1 LH threading and a PSO optics rail. Development is ongoing with a focus on reliability testing.

This review details a 500-round 'burn down' test of the Mossberg 590RM magazine-fed shotgun at Thunder Ranch, featuring insights from Clint Smith. The test evaluated reliability, ergonomics, and performance with various ammunition types. While the 590RM demonstrated reliability after a break-in period and offered fast shooting capabilities, its higher cost and bulkier magazines were noted as potential drawbacks compared to traditional tube-fed models.

This review explores the extremely rare Black Creek Precision AR-15 chambered in .380 ACP, originally designed for the Brazilian market. Despite .380 ACP's lower power compared to 9mm, it offers exceptionally low recoil and is naturally subsonic, making it ideal for suppressed shooting. The rifle features a dedicated .380 bolt and barrel for reliability and uses standard Glock 9mm magazines.

The Ruger RXM is a new Glock 19-sized pistol clone featuring a Magpul-designed grip and a modular chassis system. Priced at $499 MSRP, it offers an optics-ready slide, improved trigger, and good ergonomics. Range testing showed reliability over 400 rounds, positioning it as a strong value proposition in the clone market.

The CZ Bren 3 represents a significant upgrade over the Bren 2, focusing on enhanced reliability, modularity, and performance for modern combat. Key improvements include a semi-heavy barrel, a refined 3-position gas system for better suppressor integration, and internal receiver reinforcements to increase service life. The modular handguard design allows for greater customization, and the rifle is initially available in 5.56x45mm NATO and .300 Blackout.

The Steyr AUG A3 M2 introduces significant modularity with a new rail system and handguard, allowing for accessory mounting and maintaining optic zero even when disassembled. It offers improved ergonomics for modern shooting grips and compatibility with various stock groups. Future availability in .300 Blackout is confirmed for the US civilian market in 2024.

This TFB TV video reveals five lesser-known tips for the Steyr AUG, demonstrated by a Steyr Academy instructor. Key insights include using the stock pin as a tool for gas plug adjustment and accessing a hidden storage compartment. The video also covers clearing double feeds by removing the barrel and introduces the 'cutlass grip' technique for better control. Finally, it recommends specific aftermarket accessories for performance enhancement.

This video highlights common mistakes made by gun owners, particularly concerning gear installation and selection. Instructor Jack Daniel emphasizes that improper installation, such as incorrect torque or lack of Loctite, is a frequent cause of failure. He also advises against cheap knockoff optics and mounts, recommending reliable brands for red dots, rifle optics, magazines, weapon lights, and slings. The discussion covers essential backup sights and reliable handgun platforms for defensive use.

This review delves into the CZ P-10 C, highlighting its polymer-framed, striker-fired design with nitrided carbon steel components and a Polyamide 12 frame. The project aimed for a competitive striker-fired option, focusing on ergonomics inspired by the CZ 75 and a crisp trigger. Extensive durability testing, including a 50,000-round endurance test and NATO reliability standards, underscores its robust engineering.

This video details an unlimited-budget AK build by TFB TV in partnership with Rifle Dynamics, opting for 5.56x45mm for better ammo availability and lower recoil. Key upgrades include a 13.9-inch barrel with a pinned muzzle brake, Midwest Industries stock, Occam Defense handguard, adjustable gas system, and a tuned LBE G3 trigger. The rifle features a custom Flecktarn Cerakote finish and Aimpoint Micro optic, costing approximately $3,000-$3,500.