Videos tagged with Trigger Con 2017

Greg Amundson, a former DEA Special Agent and current reserve officer, emphasizes the critical link between physical fitness and firearm proficiency for law enforcement. He advocates for a holistic approach to training, integrating mind, body, and spirit, and highlights that personal fitness is the primary 'weapon,' with firearms serving as tools. Amundson's experience with CrossFit led him to believe that intense physical conditioning better prepares officers for high-stress situations than traditional methods.

This video provides an in-depth look at Ascend Armory's AR-15 and AR-10 receiver sets, highlighting their aesthetic appeal, precision machining, and functional features. The presenter emphasizes the high quality of the anodizing, tight tolerances, and the inclusion of numerous enhanced components like ambidextrous bolt releases and anti-rotation trigger pins, which contribute to significant value for the retail customer. The discussion also covers their titanium and stainless steel safety selectors with short-throw options and a unique non-staking castle nut system.

L2D Combat showcased their custom Glock slides and components at Trigger Con 2017. Their slides feature aesthetically pleasing and functional asymmetrical cocking serrations, achieved through five-axis machining, designed for enhanced grip in humid conditions and to prevent snagging. The company also offers custom barrels and is developing a 90-degree flat trigger.

This video provides an in-depth look at Aero Precision's new ATLAS (Aero Taper-Lock Attachment System) handguard, showcased at Trigger Con 2017. Jeff from Aero Precision details the innovative Taper-Lock mounting system, which uses two tapered wedges and a reverse-threaded screw for a secure lockup. The handguard is designed for a slim profile, measuring 1.35 inches in diameter, and will be available in M-LOK configurations in lengths of 7, 9, 12, and 15 inches, with the 15 and 12-inch models launching first. Pricing is expected to be aggressive, ranging from $115 to $150, making it an accessible option for many AR-15 builders.