Videos tagged with Trash Panda Silencer

This video reviews the Reptilia Corp DOT Mount, highlighting its low-profile design and robust construction from 7075 T6 aircraft-grade aluminum. The reviewer emphasizes its non-QD nature, which contributes to its slim profile, preventing snags. Examples of its use on a Honey Badger Pistol with a Trash Panda Silencer are mentioned. The specific mount discussed is the 1.93" height with an Aimpoint Footprint, used with a Primary Arms SLx MD-25 red dot sight. The reviewer also details their loadout, including Prometheus Design Werx AG Watch Cap, Tactical Distributors Fozzy Hoody, and SKD Tactical Presscheck Assault Gloves.

This video is Part 8 of the 'Nocturnal Transmissions' series by Kit Badger. It focuses on practical application and skill development through dry runs and live fire exercises in shoot houses, emphasizing getting repetitions and having fun rather than tactical instruction. The video highlights specific firearms and gear used, including a Rifle Dynamics Quickhatch 7.62x39, Q Fix Stock, Trash Panda Silencer, Primary Arms SLx RS-10, SureFire Infrared Scout Light Pro, and more. The creator encourages viewers to check out their website for videos, products, and support through Patreon.

This video showcases the Kit Badger's course loadout for a 3-day Urban Rifle Course at Thunder Ranch in Lakeview, Oregon. The presenter details various gear, including clothing layers suitable for unpredictable weather, two different rifle platforms (a Perun X-16 and a Q Sugar Weasel), optics, suppressors, and a comprehensive chest rig with accessories. Despite a few minor issues, the loadout generally performed well. The video emphasizes preparedness and the importance of having versatile gear for diverse conditions and scenarios.

This video covers the 2021 Jaegermeister Shoot, an event designed to prepare shooters for the hunting season. Participants engage in 10 themed stages, targeting vital zones of various game animals like moose, deer, elk, wolves, and lions. The video highlights the firearms and gear used by the participants, including a Q LLC 5.56 MiniFix with a Jumbo Shrimp Silencer and Arken Optics SH-4 scope, and a Sawtooth Rifles .243 Winchester Rifle 301 with a Trash Panda Silencer and EOTech Vudu 5x25 optic. It emphasizes the fun aspect of the day spent shooting with friends.

Part 18 of the Kit Badger Coast to Coast Tour features a range day near Huntsville, Alabama, showcasing a variety of firearms from sponsors and partners. Featured firearms include Q LLC's The Fix Rifle, Honey Badger Pistol, Honey Badger SD, and Sugar Weasel prototype, alongside their Erector9 suppressors. Hi-Points (995 Carbine, Gen1 Yeet Cannon) and a ZEV OZ9 were also tested with Erector9s. Radian Weapons Model 1 AR-15s, Brownells BRN-180 piston retro clones (in .300 Blackout and 5.56mm), a custom Sawtooth Rifle (.308 bolt action), and a Knights Armament SR-25 were demonstrated. Smaller caliber fun included a Glock 44, Ruger Charger, and a Savage Rascal, all with suppressed .22 options. The video highlights a fun day of shooting with an enjoyable group.

Part 2 of Kit Badger's 2021 Coast to Coast Tour features a range day near Cottage Grove, Oregon. The event showcases a variety of firearms from Q LLC, including The Fix, Honey Badger Pistol, and Honey Badger SD, along with their silencers. Radian Weapons is represented by the 10.5" Model 1 with Scalarworks PEAK sights and a Trash Panda silencer, and a 17.5" Model 1 with Unity Tactical mounts for an EOTech. Other notable firearms include Brownells BRN-180s, various .22 caliber firearms, a Knights Armament SR-25 from Shooting Surplus, and a custom bolt-action rifle from Sawtooth Rifles. The video also briefly mentions swimming with the creator's sons on Father's Day.

This video showcases new firearms and gear being used for the June 2019 Tactical Games. The author features a "legit" Q Sugar Weasel rifle built with new Q upper and lower receivers, topped with Scalarworks PEAK sights and a Primary Arms Cyclops 1x Prism Scope in a Scalarworks LEAP mount. Due to a competition rule against muzzle brakes, the Trash Panda silencer is employed. For pistol duties, a borrowed Heckler & Koch P30 is highlighted, with plans to acquire a Safariland ALS holster. The video also briefly mentions Smith Director Elite Glasses and a Q Ingenuity T-Shirt as part of the loadout.

This video, 'Factory to Table: Part - 3 The 188gr. Selous Rounds by Discreet Ballistics', features Kit Badger meeting with David Stark of Discreet Ballistics in Northern New Hampshire. The focus is on loading 188gr Machined Copper Selous rounds for a 300 Blackout MiniFix rifle, utilizing a Q LLC Trash Panda Silencer. Discreet Ballistics specializes in subsonic ammunition designed for hunting with calibers like 300 Blackout, emphasizing their expansion capabilities at subsonic velocities for significant impact damage. The video also showcases some of the creator's loadout, including Prometheus Design Werx apparel and SKD Tactical gloves.