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This video advertises 'Tactical Bacon' as a versatile snack for zombie hunting or general consumption, presented by CMMG Inc. The description highlights the product's dual purpose and directs viewers to CMMG's website and social media channels for more information and future releases.

This video from SHOT Show 2011 features Jeff from CMMG demonstrating their 'Tactical Bacon'. The bacon proves to be a crowd-pleaser, quickly attracting attendees. The description also highlights a Strider Knives can opener used to open the bacon, emphasizing its effectiveness. The video suggests purchasing the tactical bacon for various occasions like camping trips or emergencies and mentions the Strider Knives can opener as a recommended tool.

This video demonstrates an experiment to determine if a suppressor can effectively muffle the sound of a blank round fired from an AR-15 platform rifle. The test involves firing both blank and live rounds through a suppressed setup, highlighting the significant muzzle flash produced by blanks and the potential for ejection issues. The demonstration suggests that suppressors do muffle blank rounds, prompting questions about their practical applications.

This video showcases a product called "Tactical Bacon" which is preserved bacon in a can. The description highlights the convenience of having this food item available for outings and mentions it starts as 3lbs of bacon before being cooked and canned. It also includes links to CMMG Insider and their Instagram, suggesting a potential connection to the firearms industry, though no firearms or related activities are explicitly mentioned in the provided text.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a backpack filled with textbooks (simulated by 1,200 sheets of paper) against various calibers. While paper offered some protection against smaller rounds like .22 LR and .380 Auto, it was ineffective against a 9mm and completely penetrated by a .223 rifle round. The host concludes that passive protection like textbooks is insufficient for school safety, advocating for active deterrents.

This guide, presented by an experienced firearms instructor, details the critical process of using suppressor alignment rods to prevent baffle strikes. It emphasizes verifying barrel and muzzle device concentricity, especially with aftermarket components, to ensure safe and proper suppressor function. The instructor demonstrates common misalignment issues and stresses the importance of following manufacturer installation guidelines.

The CMMG Mk47, a hybrid AR-15/AK-47 platform, requires the AK 'rock and lock' manual of arms for magazine insertion, not the AR-15 straight-up method. Incorrect insertion leads to a 'mag-locked' state, preventing reliable feeding. Testing confirms this method works with various AK-pattern magazines, including Magpul, US Palm, and XTech Tactical.

The CMMG P3 screw, or Personal Position Preset, allows users to set a specific stop point for their rifle's stock or brace. It's stored in the Zeroed grip and installed into the Fastback receiver extension using a 7/64" hex wrench. Adjusting the RipStock requires a 1/8" hex wrench, while the RipBrace uses its adjustment lever to clear the P3 screw.

This video highlights essential AR-15 accessories, prioritizing optics and triggers for improved performance. It also covers practical additions like slings, charging handles, and foregrips. The presenter emphasizes that foundational essentials like ammunition and training are paramount, even above hardware upgrades.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the CMMG .22LR conversion kit for AR-15 platforms. It details the benefits of cost savings and reduced recoil for training, explains the installation process, and highlights important compatibility distinctions, especially for Mk57 uppers. The review also covers operational nuances like the bolt hold-open feature.