Side Feed AR, Batman Shield, Brassless Brass? - TGC News!

Published on February 20, 2017
Duration: 7:54

This TGC News episode covers innovative firearm technologies including Shell Shock Technologies' lightweight NAS3 casings, a BYU-developed origami ballistic shield offering portable protection, and the Mean Arms MA-Loader for AR-15s enabling faster reloads in compliance states. Jon Patton highlights the cost and weight benefits of NAS3 casings and the compact design of the ballistic shield.

Quick Summary

Shell Shock Technologies NAS3 casings are a two-piece design featuring a nickel stainless steel alloy front and a nickel-plated aluminum head. They are claimed to be half the weight of brass, more corrosion-resistant, and magnetic for easier range cleanup.

Chapters

  1. 00:42Shell Shock Technologies NAS3 Casings
  2. 03:25BYU Origami Ballistic Shield
  3. 05:22Mean Arms MA-Loader AR-15 Side Feed

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Shell Shock Technologies NAS3 casings?

NAS3 casings are a two-piece design made from a nickel stainless steel alloy front and a nickel-plated aluminum head. They are claimed to be half the weight of brass, more corrosion-resistant, and magnetic for easier range cleanup.

How does the Mean Arms MA-Loader work for AR-15s?

The MA-Loader is a side-feeding device for AR-15s that allows users with fixed 10-round magazines to reload quickly through the ejection port without opening the action, aiding compliance in states like California.

What is the BYU origami ballistic shield?

Developed by BYU engineers, it's a 50-pound deployable ballistic shield inspired by origami. Made with an aluminum core and 12 Kevlar layers, it protects 2-3 people from handgun rounds and offers a compact storage solution.

What are the benefits of NAS3 casings compared to brass?

NAS3 casings are significantly lighter (half the weight of brass), offer higher corrosion resistance, increased internal volume, and are magnetic. They are also priced lower than traditional brass ammunition.

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