Videos tagged with Tommybuilt T7

This video discusses the potential for the Heckler & Koch MP7 to finally be available to civilians. It details the regulatory hurdles in Germany and the US, highlighting the significance of the SP7 and PCC7 classifications. The speaker, Colion Noir, expresses cautious optimism, emphasizing that while progress has been made, a release date and US pricing remain unknown. He also touches on the cultural impact of the MP7 and suggests alternative calibers like 9mm or 5.7x28mm for broader market appeal.

This guide provides troubleshooting steps for common reliability issues encountered with the TommyBuilt T7, a clone of the Heckler & Koch MP7. It covers potential problems with the firing pin channel, extractor/ejector, stock, bolt catch, and suppressor mount, drawing on insights from Garand Thumb's critical review. The steps are designed for intermediate users familiar with firearm maintenance.

This is part 2 of a video focusing on the TommyBuilt T7, likely a firearm or firearm-related product. The title and description indicate a connection to precision sports, airsoft, and short film formats. The brand TommyBuilt is explicitly mentioned, suggesting a focus on custom builds, modifications, or specific firearm models. The inclusion of #airsoft hints at either a comparison with airsoft replicas or the use of airsoft in the content. Overall, the video appears to be a visual presentation of the TommyBuilt T7, possibly showcasing its features, performance, or modifications.

This video details persistent malfunctions with the TommyBuilt T7 firearm, specifically light strikes and failure to cycle, even after manufacturer repair. The reviewer highlights issues with specific ammunition types, notably Hornady, and contrasts the T7's performance with a B&T TP9. The overall sentiment is disappointment due to the firearm's unreliability and cost.

This review of the TommyBuilt T7 MP7 clone highlights significant quality control issues and customer service problems encountered during the initial ownership experience. The reviewer details issues with a loose end cap due to molding flash and a critical failure of the bolt release mechanism shortly after receiving the firearm. Furthermore, the review discusses extensive ammunition-related malfunctions, particularly with Hornady Black 4.6x30mm, and a lack of clear communication and support from the manufacturer.