Videos tagged with TINCK ARMS

This video provides a visual overview of the TINCK ARMS Perun X16 chambered in .300 BLK. It highlights the firearm's appearance and identifies key components like the lower receiver. While not a full review, it serves as an initial look at this specific firearm model.

This video showcases a TINCK Arms rifle, highlighting its origin in Slovenia, EU. The rifle is shown equipped with an Acog-style optic, suggesting a focus on precision shooting.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Perun X-47 modular rifle, as demonstrated by a representative from a major tactical media outlet. It highlights the rifle's unique hybrid gas system, ambidextrous charging handle, SCAR-compatible stock, and its use of standard AK magazines. The process emphasizes ease of disassembly with a single pin.

This YouTube video introduces the new Perun X47 firearm from Tinck Arms. The video likely showcases the firearm's features, design, and potentially its performance, given the mention of the IWA Info Exhibition, a major international trade fair for arms and ammunition.

The Perun X16 PDW in .300 Blackout offers impressive modularity and a unique hybrid gas system. While its AR-15 controls and simple maintenance are advantages, it is slightly heavier than some competitors. The RifleSpeed adjustable gas block allows for fine-tuning, especially for suppressed use with subsonic ammunition, which significantly reduces recoil and noise.

This expert-level review of the Tinck Arms Perun X-16, presented by Iraqveteran8888, details its unique hybrid gas system (DI/piston), monolithic upper, and AR-15 compatible lower. The guide covers its modularity, various barrel lengths (from 4" pistol to 16" rifle), caliber options (5.56mm, 300 Blackout), and compatibility with standard AR-15 parts and STANAG magazines. It highlights the dual recoil rod system and ambidextrous charging handle, offering a comprehensive look at this innovative firearm.

This entry details a unique prototype Direct Impingement (DI) AK variant developed by Tinck Arms, built on a Zastava M70 receiver. It highlights the conversion from a traditional AK long-stroke piston to an AR-style DI gas system, featuring a lighter bolt carrier and a free-floated barrel. The guide explains the technical modifications and potential benefits like reduced recoil and improved modularity, emphasizing its prototype status.