Videos tagged with Tommy Built

This video explains the extreme difficulty civilians face in acquiring an authentic HK G36 in the United States due to import restrictions. It touches on historical acquisition methods like SL8 conversions and Tommy Built options, highlighting their respective challenges and drawbacks. The content is presented by Alyssa Seymour, identified as a firearms enthusiast and industry commentator knowledgeable about US import laws and conversion processes.

This video explores the world of firearm clone builds, showcasing examples like the XM8, M110, and UMP. It highlights how enthusiasts recreate iconic firearms, ranging from expensive custom builds to more affordable options. The discussion emphasizes that while some clones serve practical purposes, many are built for the enjoyment of owning and shooting replicas of historically significant or popular firearms.

This review of the HK 243, the civilian variant of the G36, highlights its German engineering and short-stroke gas piston system. The host, demonstrating high expertise, notes the difficulty of acquiring these factory-original models in the US compared to conversions or clones. A practical observation is made regarding the bolt hold open failing on a heavily used rental gun, attributed to fouling.

This YouTube video features a Tommy Built G36C. The title is a direct invitation to check out the video, with a link provided. While the description is minimal, the core subject is clearly a specific firearm model.

This video provides a detailed review of the Tommy Built T36c clone, a firearm based on the HK G36c. The content delves into the history and any controversies surrounding the firearm, followed by an analysis of its pros and cons. The creator emphasizes that no firearms are sold through their social media, and all demonstrations occur on a closed range under supervision. The video is intended for review and entertainment purposes, with disclaimers about imitation and adherence to firearm laws.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the HK G36 rifle, detailing its history, design, and operational mechanics. It covers tool-less disassembly and reassembly, highlighting its polymer construction and its lineage from the AR-180 operating system. The review also discusses the rifle's performance, including its issues encountered in combat conditions and its comparison to the M4 carbine, along with an examination of its unique Zeiss optic.

Steve and Caleb from Brownells present Christmas gift ideas for shooters across various price points: under $100, under $200, and over $200. They cover a wide range of firearm products from various manufacturers, explaining why each item makes a great gift. The video promises banter and insights into what makes good gifts for those on a "Nice List."

This guide details the field stripping process for a 9mm UMP conversion, likely based on an HK USC. The process involves removing a single takedown pin, hinging down the trigger pack, and then extracting the bolt and recoil spring after partially folding the stock. The video emphasizes that these conversions are permanently modified for semi-automatic fire. The presenter, with experience in firearm modifications, guides viewers through the simple maintenance procedure.

This comprehensive review details a custom HK XM8 rifle build by Tommy Built Tactical, based on the Heckler & Koch SL8. The video covers the rifle's custom features, cost considerations, optics, magazine compatibility, and historical context. The expert assessment highlights the detailed knowledge of HK platforms and custom firearm builds.