Videos tagged with Ambidextrous Controls

This video introduces the new SIG P211-GTO pistol, a 2011-platform firearm from SIG Sauer. It highlights key features such as a MACH3D Compensator, Bull Barrel, optic-ready slide with aggressive serrations, ambidextrous controls, steel frame, alloy grip module, skeletonized flat blade trigger, G10 grip panels, removable steel magwell, and P320 magazine compatibility. The description also mentions a comparison to the Staccato XC and features a walkthrough with Max Michel. The video aims to provide a first impression of this new offering in the 2011 pistol market.

This video focuses on the proper and improper methods of using ambidextrous (ambi) controls on firearms. The creator, a self-proclaimed prolific user of these features, aims to educate viewers on the correct techniques. The description also includes promotional links for a business called ModernWarriors with a discount code and ways to directly support the channel via SubscribeStar, along with the creator's business email and other social media links.

This video announces the return of the Robinson Armament XCR-L rifle to Massachusetts. It highlights the rifle's features, including its monolithic upper, non-reciprocating charging handle, ambidextrous controls, and caliber conversion capabilities (5.56, 300 Blackout, 7.62x39). The description emphasizes its Massachusetts compliance due to a fin grip, positioning it as a reliable and adaptable alternative to the AR platform. A special offer is mentioned for viewers who visit RapidFireRadio.us and use code GOW at checkout.

This video showcases the Grand Power Stribog SP45A3, a pistol caliber carbine now available in .45 ACP and 10mm AUTO. It highlights the firearm's robust and reliable roller delayed blowback system, durable polymer magazine, and high modularity with Picatinny and M-LOK rails for accessories. The video also emphasizes the side-folding stock (with options for telescopic and AR-type adapters), smooth trigger, button rifled barrel for accuracy, and fully ambidextrous controls. Made in Slovakia and imported by Global Ordnance LLC, the Stribog SP45A3 is presented as a versatile option for big bore enthusiasts.

This video reviews the FN SCAR 15P pistol chambered in .300 Blackout. The reviewer highlights that the .300 Blackout caliber is a much better fit for the SCAR platform's short barrel compared to the 5.56 variant. They praise its suitability as a truck gun, home defense option, or compact powerhouse due to its terminal ballistics, subsonic performance, and versatility. Key features like the non-reciprocating charging handle and ambidextrous controls are retained. The video encourages viewer interaction regarding the best compact .300 Blackout setups.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the FNX-45 Tactical handgun, highlighting its power and tactical features. It details the pistol's .45 ACP caliber, hammer-fired DA/SA trigger, ambidextrous controls, and red dot readiness. Specific features like the factory-mounted Vortex Red Dot, threaded barrel, and modular grip options are showcased. The review also discusses various carry modes and positions it as a suitable option for range use and home defense. A special offer and details for the 'Rapid Fire Radio' live show are included.

This product spotlight video from Brownells introduces the BRN-180 Ambidextrous Lower Receiver. Hosts Caleb and Steve highlight its fully ambidextrous controls, including bolt and magazine releases, and a flared magwell for efficient reloads. The stripped lower is presented as an ideal foundation for custom builds, with emphasis on its compatibility with 1913 stock adapters for folding stock options and its seamless integration with both Gen 2 and Gen 3 BRN-180 uppers. The video covers key features and compatibility considerations for builders.

This video provides a sneak peek at six new pistol models set to be unveiled at SHOT Show 2025. It highlights anticipated innovations, design advancements, and enhanced features relevant to tactical users, concealed carry permit holders, law enforcement, competitive shooters, and firearm collectors. The preview will cover next-generation striker-fired systems and new revolvers, emphasizing features like optics-ready slides, ambidextrous controls, ergonomic improvements, and updated calibers, positioning these firearms as new benchmarks in the industry.

This video focuses on the SIG Sauer MCX-Spear LT in 300 Blackout, with the presenter highlighting its suitability as a "Death Trooper gun" due to its quiet operation and .30 caliber round. The description emphasizes the rifle's ability to "discombobulate biomatter." The video mentions various aspects of the rifle, including its history, variations, a 9-inch barrel, and mentions several sponsors and related content channels. The overall tone suggests a positive review and exploration of the firearm's capabilities.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Henry Homesteader 9mm Rifle, highlighting its modern classic design and versatility. The content includes a detailed overview, on-the-range performance tests focusing on accuracy at 100 and 200 yards, and a breakdown of its features such as ambidextrous controls and magazine compatibility. The reviewer shares pros and cons based on hands-on experience, positioning the rifle as a suitable option for home defense, recreational shooting, and small game hunting. The video encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and notifications.

This video features RECOIL's Iain Harrison conducting a detailed examination of the new Lucansky Arms Stinger9, which was the cover gun for RECOIL Magazine issue 76. The Stinger9 is presented as a 9mm PCC weapon system that blends features from AR, AK, and HK platforms, boasting full ambidextrous controls. A key innovation highlighted is the 'Divided Matter' bolt carrier group, designed to alter felt recoil and control. The video aims to assess the effectiveness of this system and explore its potential for users seeking a compact PCC with minimal blowback and full ambidextrous functionality. The presentation is sponsored by Dead Air Silencers.

This video features Will Dabbs, MD, providing an in-depth look at the IWI Tavor 7 rifle. It highlights the rifle's compact bullpup design, chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO, emphasizing its increased stopping power and reliability derived from the Tavor X95 platform. The review details its ergonomic features, including a short-stroke gas piston system with adjustable settings and ambidextrous controls, despite its 16.5-inch barrel. The content explores the rifle's design, advanced features, and practical applications, positioning it as a favored choice for tactical and defensive use among professionals and serious shooters.