Videos tagged with UN12 Magazine

This video provides a first look at the new ultra-compact EOTech Vudu 3-9x32 scope. It's presented as a modern, small-to-medium power optic that offers more magnification in a compact size, potentially appealing to users needing this balance. The scope debuted at SHOT Show and is positioned as an industry first, distinct from traditional deer rifle scopes. The video aims to give viewers a comprehensive initial overview of this new optic.

This guide details how to effectively clean carbon fouling from weapon-mounted light (WML) lenses using Paragon Weapon Light Cleaner. The process involves applying the cleaner, allowing it to activate, and then wiping away residue with a swab. The video emphasizes practical application and safety during the cleaning process, demonstrating how to restore a WML to optimal performance.

This quick tip from UN12 Magazine emphasizes the importance of labeling your firearm magazines using a Sharpie or paint marker. Numbering magazines helps in organizing gear at the range, especially when dealing with common magazine types like those for Glocks. It also aids in troubleshooting, allowing shooters to identify if a specific magazine is consistently causing malfunctions, thus differentiating between a magazine issue and a firearm or ammunition problem.

This guide details the customization of a Honda Pioneer 1000-5 UTV for optimal range and utility use, as demonstrated by Dave Timm. It covers the installation of various accessories including advanced lighting systems, a custom windshield, and power management modules. The guide also highlights DIY storage solutions and aesthetic upgrades, transforming the UTV into a personalized 'Ultimate Range Mobile'.

This video demonstrates and compares the efficiency of using the slide stop versus racking the slide for emergency reloads. Through timed drills, it concludes that utilizing the slide stop is the more efficient method, saving approximately half a second per reload. The instructor provides a step-by-step breakdown of the slide stop reload technique, emphasizing critical thought in evaluating firearm techniques.

This video details how to set up a patrol rifle, emphasizing that mission dictates gear. Key components include a quality base rifle, a padded two-point sling with QD sockets, a reliable weapon light for target identification, and appropriate optics like red dots or LPVOs, always paired with backup iron sights. Ergonomic upgrades such as stocks, grips, and duty triggers enhance handling, while free-floating handguards and suppressor-ready muzzle devices are recommended for optimal performance.

This guide details how to create a DIY 'Gas Buster' charging handle for AR-15/M4 platforms to mitigate gas blowback when shooting suppressed. The process involves applying high-heat RTV silicone to the charging handle, using shoe polish as a release agent, and allowing it to cure overnight. This modification, explained by experienced instructor Dave Timm, significantly improves the shooting experience by preventing gas from escaping into the shooter's face.