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This video showcases the Jmac Customs Zastava M85 equipped with the Texas Triggers Diablo trigger, demonstrating its full-auto capability. The presenter expresses positive impressions of the FRT (Fire Control Group) system, noting its effectiveness and the satisfying full-auto sound during range testing. The content highlights the firearm's performance and the user's enthusiasm for the setup.

This video provides a first look at the X-PRT90, a new three-position progressive Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) for the FN P90/PS90, manufactured by FN Specialties. It details the trigger's unique 'progressive' functionality, allowing for safe, semi-auto, and rapid-fire modes within a single trigger pull. The kit includes all-metal components for enhanced durability over OEM polymer parts and is priced at approximately $450, with an estimated shipping date in June/July 2026. The speaker, demonstrating expertise in firearm modifications, highlights its distinct advantage over other FRTs by retaining a semi-auto option within the FRT mode.

This video showcases a Noveske rifle build featuring a Geissele drop-in trigger and an Eotech optic, fitted with a POLLOK suppressor. The demonstration includes firing the rifle in both semi-automatic and full-automatic modes, highlighting its smooth operation and performance. The presenter expresses high satisfaction with the build's quality and functionality.

This guide details troubleshooting steps for 300 Blackout FRT setups experiencing cycling issues. It emphasizes the critical role of ammunition variability, buffer and spring combinations, and suppressor choice. The video demonstrates a systematic approach to diagnosing and resolving problems, including feed ramp polishing and magazine selection, offering practical advice for optimizing performance.

This unboxing video from PoorBoy Arms showcases a variety of firearm modification components from DogWood Armory, focusing on Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs) and related parts for platforms like the AR-15, Glock, Taurus TX22, Kriss Vector, and Smith & Wesson M&P. The presenter enthusiastically identifies specialized kits and selectors, highlighting the growing market for trigger enhancement.

The Yankee Marshal identifies forced reset triggers (FRTs) on handguns as the most concerning trend from Shot Show. He explains that while innovation is generally appreciated, FRTs push handguns towards uncontrollable, near-automatic fire, posing significant safety risks for self-defense and accelerating firearm wear. This trend caters to a desire for faster shooting but introduces substantial control and durability issues.

This video demonstrates a DIY method for creating coupled AR-15 magazines, dubbed 'Fast Mags', using two standard magazines and a Zyn nicotine pouch tin as a spacer. The process involves taping the magazines together with Goon Tape to ensure stability and proper clearance for reliable feeding into the rifle's magwell. The tutorial highlights the importance of the spacer for functionality and shows a successful demonstration of the coupled magazines in an AR-15.

This video demonstrates how to create a "triple flip mag" for an AR-15 using three standard magazines and Goon Tape. The process involves taping two magazines together in an offset configuration, then adding a third magazine as a spacer for quick reloads. The tutorial highlights a practical DIY modification for enhanced tactical readiness.

This video demonstrates how to create AK flip magazines using two standard AK magazines and Goon Tape. The process involves aligning the magazines with specific clearance and securely taping them together to prevent movement. The result is a custom accessory for enhanced tactical reloading and everyday carry.

This video debunks the myth that AK flip mags are unreliable. The demonstration shows that rounds stay securely in place even during rapid fire, aided by an FRT trigger. The content focuses on the practical functionality of this accessory for firearms enthusiasts.