Videos tagged with USW

This YouTube video offers a quick range demonstration of a custom Glock 19X modification, dubbed the "USW at Home" design. The creator tested over 100 rounds through the firearm, including through its "thin arms," which surprisingly held up without issues. The video suggests this custom frame has significant potential, and the creator anticipates further development. The description also apologizes for post-shot volume dips, indicating a focus on showcasing the firearm's performance.

This video features an "At Home" look at the B&T USW (Universal Service Weapon) PDW, specifically noting its compatibility with Glock 19X patterns. The content likely explores the functionality, design, and potential use cases of this compact firearm, possibly comparing it to other PDWs or pistol-caliber carbines. It appears to be an evaluation or demonstration aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in modern personal defense weapons and pistol caliber carbine platforms.

This video offers a rapid-fire tour of an extensive private gun collection, showcasing a variety of firearms from submachine guns like the B&T GHM9 and HK UMP9 to heavy rifles including the FN BAR 1918A2 and the GM6 Lynx .50 BMG bullpup. The host, identified as Arm&Gun, demonstrates high-level expertise by discussing specific firearm features and variations. The collection is secured behind a Rhino Metals vault door, emphasizing responsible storage.

This video showcases the B&T 320 USW chassis, a conversion kit that transforms a SIG P320 pistol into a Short Barreled Rifle (SBR). The process involves dropping the P320's fire control unit (FCU) into the B&T chassis and attaching the SIG slide and barrel. The key feature is a compact folding stock that allows the firearm to be used like a pistol with the stock folded or deployed like a carbine. The video emphasizes compliance with NFA regulations.

This review explores the B&T USW (Universal Service Weapon) concept, starting with the original USW-A1 based on the Sphinx pistol and its history dating back to WWI PDW concepts. It highlights the evolution to modern chassis systems, including the USW-320 for the Sig P320 and a new aluminum chassis for Glock 17 (Gen 3-5). The chassis systems offer a stocked, holsterable PDW solution, enhancing accuracy while maintaining compact size.