Videos tagged with TRIARC Systems

This video compares a stock Glock 19X with a custom Triarc Systems OZ9, evaluating shootability, build quality, reliability, and accuracy. While the custom build offers superior fit and finish and a better trigger feel, the stock Glock is deemed more reliable due to its proven track record and easier parts availability. For the average shooter, the significant price difference between the two does not translate to a proportional increase in performance or shootability.

This YouTube video features a comparison between the Glock 45 and the Triarc Systems TSP 9, as presented by Louisiana Firearms. The content likely delves into the features, performance, and user experience of both handguns, aiming to help viewers decide which pistol is the better choice for them. It falls under the category of firearms reviews and comparisons.

This video demonstrates a critical quality control check for AR-15 bolt carrier groups: the bolt face diameter. Using a specialized notched gauge, the instructor highlights how undersized bolt faces can lead to cartridge base wedging, preventing clean ejection. Several popular manufacturers' BCGs are shown failing this check, emphasizing the importance of verifying this spec, especially with certain ammunition types.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical reviews the Safariland 6354 ALS holster designed for 5-inch 2011s and double-stack 1911s, accommodating weapon lights and optics. He demonstrates its fit with various popular models like Staccato XC, Springfield Prodigy, and Triarc, highlighting the ALS mechanism's integration with the thumb safety. The video also provides a detailed walkthrough of using Safariland's Holster Finder tool for custom orders.

This YouTube video captures an "Average Joes" range day in May 2022, featuring both new and old friends. The description highlights significant sponsorship from several firearm and tactical gear companies, including Big Tex ORDNANCE, HAWKED AND LOADED, TAG, OMG Tacos, QVO, Vulcan Machinewerks, Noveske, Sons of Liberty, Safariland, Triarc Systems, Stratus Armament, and Lead Devil. The video also promotes "Average Joes Shirts" and the creator's Instagram presence, indicating a focus on community and lifestyle around firearms.

The creator, despite disliking matches, participated in their first "long pew match" at the urging of "the boys." The video, while brief on specifics in the description, hints at a potentially challenging or eye-opening experience in competitive shooting. The description also heavily features sponsor mentions and links to their merchandise and social media, suggesting a strong community and business aspect to the channel.

This video, titled "Valentine's Gift from a Secret Admirer," appears to be a thank you to an anonymous gift-giver. While no specific firearms are mentioned or shown in the title or description, the video prominently features sponsorships from several well-known firearms and tactical gear companies, including Big Tex Ordnance, TRIARC Systems, HAWKED AND LOADED, and TAG Firearms. The presence of these sponsors strongly suggests the video's content is related to firearms, potentially showcasing a gift received, a custom build, or a range day. The creator's personal brand, "jimsgoonlife," and their Instagram presence further indicate a focus on the firearms community.

This YouTube video features an "autopsy" or detailed examination of two Triarc Systems Bolt Carrier Groups (BCGs). The video title and description strongly suggest a critical look at the components. A comment reply from TRIARC Systems, LLC acknowledges the issues presented and states they will be addressed, inviting other users with similar experiences to reach out. This indicates a focus on product quality, potential defects, and customer service within the firearms industry.

This video features Brandon participating in the 'Lateral Bill Drill' challenge as part of the 'Average Joes Challenge' series. The description highlights the January winners and provides links to targets, sponsor websites (Big Tex Ordnance, TRIARC Systems, HAWKED AND LOADED, TAG Firearms), merchandise, and the creator's Instagram. It also includes Instagram handles for other participants and collaborators.

This YouTube video features JT demonstrating the 'Spread the Wealth Drill' as part of the Average Joes' monthly challenges. The description provides links to targets and sponsors like Big Tex ORDNANCE, TRIARC Systems, HAWKED AND LOADED, and TAG firearms. It also promotes Average Joes merchandise and provides social media handles for the host and several other individuals. The content focuses on a practical shooting drill for firearms enthusiasts.

This video showcases a behind-the-scenes look at a firearms training session. The drill focuses on addressing specific weaknesses identified from local competition matches. The description highlights sponsors like Big Tex Ordnance, TRIARC Systems, and QVO Tactical, with links to their websites and social media. It also promotes the creator's merchandise store and personal Instagram account.

This video focuses on a shift in the creator's gear carrying strategy, specifically highlighting the utility of Field Craft Mobility Bags. The creator mentions being influenced by "Average Joes Across America" and how these bags have significantly aided their travel with gear. Several firearm-related brands and Instagram handles are also featured as sponsors, indicating a connection to the firearm community.