This video aims to expose common firearm modifications that negatively impact accuracy and performance. It warns viewers against wasting money on ineffective "upgrades" by detailing "stupid" gun features and accessories that can lead to failures, legal issues, and reduced shooting capabilities. The content promises to reveal the "20 WORST gun modifications" based on gunsmith advice and shooting reports, covering everything from cheap optics and barrel threading to trigger jobs and "tactical" accessories, encouraging viewers to watch before making any changes.
This "American Rifleman Television" feature segment revisits Silencer Central to provide a closer look at their operations and how they are simplifying the suppressor buying process. The video highlights Silencer Central's efforts to overcome regulatory hurdles and reduce wait times for customers, aiming to bring approval times down to 45-90 days. It also showcases their in-house barrel-threading service and their commitment to customer satisfaction through process automation and business expansion. The company's core philosophy revolves around making the suppressor acquisition experience easy and efficient for first-time owners.
This "American Rifleman Television" feature segment explores Silencer Central, a company founded by Brandon Maddox to simplify the National Firearms Act (NFA) suppressor acquisition process. Maddox, a former pharmacist, streamlined purchasing by offering online/phone consultations, creating free gun trusts, and facilitating direct-to-door shipping of suppressors. The company, headquartered in South Dakota with a large facility and 142 employees, also maintains FFL licensed locations in every state where silencers are legal, with W2 employees handling final compliance and delivery. Silencer Central has expanded to offer its own line of suppressors and services like barrel threading and NFA trust guidance, aiming to make the NFA process "turn-key."
This "Smyth Busters" episode from Brownells Gun Techs Caleb and Steve investigates the common firearm myth that suppressors reduce gun accuracy. The experts clarify that simply installing a suppressor does not inherently impact a firearm's accuracy. However, they explain that improper installation, particularly misaligned threads from a poorly executed threading job on a barrel, can indeed compromise accuracy. They emphasize the importance of using an alignment gauge and suggest using shims instead of crush washers for timing suppressors on platforms like the AR-15 and AR-308, as advised by "Uncle Steve."
This YouTube video features a range demonstration of a "Der Lisle" style integrally suppressed rifle chambered in .45 ACP. The creator, previously having showcased the build process, now focuses on live-fire footage, including sketchy audio testing and hitting steel targets. The video highlights the unique suppressed rifle and mentions barrel threading services by barrelthreading.com and music by @Full Tac.
This video details the process of modifying a CZ 527 Carbine by shortening and threading the barrel for suppressor compatibility. The owner wanted to enable the use of various 30 caliber suppressors beyond their specific SureFire SOCOM 762 Mini. The gunsmithing work, performed by Brad of IAT, involved cutting the barrel to 12 inches and adding a target crown, allowing for easy swapping of muzzle devices. The owner expresses anticipation for further range testing with the customized rifle.
This video provides an update on a modified Crickett .22LR folding pistol, often referred to as a "survival" pistol. The presenter highlights improvements such as a shorter barrel and a more streamlined brace setup. The description also emphasizes the increased storage capacity within the firearm. A call to action directs viewers to www.barrelthreading.com for barrel threading services.
This video provides an update on a short-barreled .410 AR firearm build. The firearm has been updated with Cerakote finishing by Sheffield Tactical and features a threaded barrel. This modification allows for the attachment of the original flash hider and ATI chokes. The creator expresses satisfaction with the Cerakote work and highlights the versatility added by the threaded barrel.
This video continues the "Second Chance" project, focusing on a used Remington 700 rifle. Part 2 details the process of disassembling the rifle to shorten the barrel by approximately 6 inches, followed by threading and tapering it. The rifle is then re-tested at the range with the Q Side Chick Chassis, showing significantly improved accuracy. The video highlights how chassis systems and minor gunsmithing can revitalize older firearms. It also briefly mentions the "loadout" including a Q T-shirt and Tactical Distributors pants.
This video showcases a 925-yard elk hunt by Mike Davidson of Gunwerks, featuring a one-shot kill with a new G7 rifle scope. It delves into rifle maintenance and modifications, including trigger installation and barrel threading. The content also includes a ballistic comparison between Spitzer and VLD bullets, offering insights for long-range shooting enthusiasts. The video encourages viewers to subscribe to the Gunwerks YouTube channel for more expert shooting tips, DIY content, and ballistic analysis.
This video showcases the precise barrel threading process on a Ruger American .22 Mag rifle using CNC milling. Gun Vault CEO Jake VanAllen demonstrates a meticulous approach, emphasizing the importance of a high-quality, non-sloppy finish. The video also mentions a special offer for TNPrs, providing a discount on barrel threading when mentioning Nutnfancy at Gun Vault, including their contact information.
This video focuses on the critical role of the barrel thread joint in rifle construction, emphasizing its importance for achieving long-range accuracy. It highlights that a precise fit and perfect finish of this joint are essential for optimal performance in precision shooting applications.
