SOLGW - LFT - It’s the little things…

This video introduces the QVO Tactical two-stage trigger, highlighting its affordable price point and performance suitable for both duty and competition use. The trigger features a 2 lb initial pull to the wall, followed by a 2.5 lb break, with a short and quick reset for fast follow-up shots. Manufactured by Schmid Tool and Engineering in the USA, it aims to provide a quality upgrade over standard mil-spec triggers.

This guide details a "flow test" technique for evaluating suppressor performance, specifically the HUXWRX Black Magic, by performing a rapid, full-magazine dump and checking for gas blowback directed at the shooter's face. The demonstration, conducted by an experienced shooter on a Sons of Liberty Gun Works rifle, highlights the suppressor's ability to minimize gas expulsion. This method is crucial for understanding suppressor efficiency and shooter comfort during high-volume firing scenarios.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Rise Armament RA-535 drop-in cassette-style trigger for AR-15 platforms. The instructor, a long-time user of Rise Armament products, highlights the RA-535's superior performance, crisp break, short reset, and comfortable trigger shoe compared to other triggers he has used. He emphasizes its value for both tactical and precision shooting applications.

This video compares the Rise Armament, Timney, and Mil-Spec AR-15 triggers, detailing their price points, installation differences, and performance characteristics. The instructor highlights the tactile reset of the Timney and the minimal take-up of the Rise Armament, while noting the heavier, two-stage feel of the Mil-Spec trigger. The comparison provides valuable insights for AR-15 owners looking to upgrade their trigger.

Ken Hackathorn discusses the critical role of a good trigger pull in shooting proficiency, highlighting Wilson Combat's TTU (Tactical Trigger Unit) line. He details various TTU models, including single-stage and two-stage options, with different pull weights and applications ranging from duty use to competition. The encapsulated design allows for easy installation by the end-user.

This overview from 704 Tactical, sponsored by Primary Arms, details Geissele triggers, highlighting their two-stage and single-stage options. The instructor emphasizes the benefits of two-piece triggers for compatibility and custom tuning, contrasting them with drop-in trigger packs. He also discusses the availability of flat and curved trigger shoes, noting their suitability for different shooting disciplines.

This guide details the installation and key features of the Sons of Liberty Gun Works MK 1 handguard, emphasizing the rigid Drive Lock system for laser zero and seamless receiver-to-rail continuity. It highlights cable management channels and the flat bottom for barricade stability. The information is presented with technical detail, reflecting the expertise of the manufacturing company's representative.

This video provides an expert overview of the Sons of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) OB 1 rifle, a collaborative project with Christian Craighead. Drawing on Craighead's 28 years of military experience, including Tier 1 Special Operations and lead instructor roles, the OB 1 is designed as a versatile 'do-it-all' rifle. Key features include a 13.7-inch barrel with a pinned Huxwrx muzzle device for 16-inch legal length, Magpul furniture, and a distinctive Rhodesian Brushstroke camouflage finish.

This guide details the process of dimpling an AR-15 barrel for proper gas block alignment, a critical step often overlooked. Instruction from Sons of Liberty Gun Works emphasizes using specialized jigs and tools to ensure correct placement, preventing malfunctions. Proper installation with Loctite 271 Red and knurled set screws guarantees a secure gas block, vital for reliable firearm operation.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Sons of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) MK1, detailing its advanced mechanics and materials. The presentation, delivered with high authority by a SOLGW representative, covers unique features like its specialized rail with dual indexing dowels, aggressive laser stippling, and a port door rod access point. It also delves into material science, discussing barrel options including ARMAD steel, titanium barrel nuts with aerospace coatings for heat dissipation, and enhanced bolt catch mechanisms. The MK1 is highlighted for its extreme reliability testing and design philosophy prioritizing function in adverse conditions over commercial trends.