Videos tagged with Victor Precision

This video from Ozzie Reviews focuses on Victor Precision 25-round magazines for various firearms. The title explicitly mentions Ruger and calibers like .22LR, .22WMR, .22Mag, and .17HMR, indicating the review will cover these specific firearm platforms and ammunition types. The content likely showcases the performance and features of these extended capacity magazines, offering insights for firearm owners interested in aftermarket accessories for their Ruger firearms.

This YouTube video focuses on the Ruger American rifle chambered in .17 HMR, as indicated by the title and hashtags. The review, likely by OzziesReviews, will cover the rifle's performance and features. The inclusion of hashtags like #17hmr, #22mag, #22magnum, #22wmr, and #22lr suggests comparisons or discussions related to similar calibers, potentially including rimfire options. Victor Precision is also mentioned, indicating a possible collaboration or the use of their products/services in the review.

This video reviews the Sulun Arms "Tacsoras" 12g Shotgun, a Turkish-made firearm designed for the Australian market. It is presented as a Benelli M4 copy, but with a manual lever-action operation instead of a gas system. The reviewer tests various shot sizes, from solids to target loads, noting that all cycled successfully. However, constructive criticism is offered regarding a misaligned front sight and a less-than-ideal manual loading procedure requiring the lever to be held down. The reviewer also highlights a modification made by replacing the charging handle with a Victor Precision aftermarket part for improved ergonomics and aesthetics.

This video review focuses on the Victor Precision "Plus 5" magazine extension for PMAGs, specifically designed for .308/7.62 caliber firearms. The description highlights the easy installation, compatibility with factory springs, and a secure pin and grub screw mechanism. The reviewer emphasizes that the extension provides an additional five rounds, extending shooting sessions without needing to reload as frequently. The product is made in Australia and is noted to have worked flawlessly for the reviewer. It can be fitted to 10, 20, or 25-round PMAGs.

This video reviews the Victor Precision "Plus 5" PMAG extension for 223/556 caliber magazines. The extension easily fits 10, 20, or 30-round PMAGs to provide an additional 5 rounds of capacity. It utilizes the factory magazine spring and secures with a pin and grub screw. The reviewer found the extension to function flawlessly and noted it is made in Australia. This product enhances shooting duration by reducing magazine changes.

This video showcases a heavily customized Benelli M4 shotgun with a comprehensive list of aftermarket upgrades. Key enhancements include a full-length magazine tube (modified for Australian Category C restrictions), an Agency Arms MLOK handguard, and various Taran Tactical components such as a carrier, trigger upgrade, and oversized bolt release. Further modifications feature a Victor Precision bolt handle, Benelli M4 adjustable stock, RX Arms risers, a Limb Saver recoil pad, and a Midwest Industries Aimpoint mount paired with an Aimpoint T2 red dot sight. The video appears to be a review or showcase of this extensively modified firearm.

This video reviews the Victor Precision VP-15 15-round .22LR magazine, highlighting its CNC machined construction from high-quality materials. The reviewer praises its smoothness and lighter weight compared to original Ruger BX magazines. The VP-15 is noted as being compliant in all Australian states and territories. Compatibility is confirmed with a wide range of Ruger firearms including the American Rimfire, Precision Rimfire, 77/22, 96/22, 10/22, Charger, as well as Christensen Arms Ranger and Volquartsen / PWS Straight Pull rifles. A key selling point is that the magazine is made in Australia.

This video reviews the Victor Precision VP-25, a 25-round .22LR magazine. It's CNC machined and compatible with several Ruger firearms, including the American Rimfire Rifle, Charger Pistol, and 10/22 Rifle, as well as PWS/Volquartsen Straight Pull Rifles and Christensen Arms Ranger Rifles. The reviewer highlights the smooth loading and functioning of the magazine and its Australian origin.