Videos tagged with Billet Upper Receiver

This video is a product spotlight featuring the Radian Model 1 Rifle. Caleb from Brownells and Josh from Radian detail key components such as the Dead Air muzzle device, 416R stainless steel barrel, billet upper and lower receivers, gas block, barrel nut, bolt catch, Mag release, Talon safety selector, buffer tube, QD plate, bolt carrier, forward assist, and the SD charging handle. They also discuss the Vertex trigger and mention the availability of different lengths, calibers, SPR, and brace options. The video aims to inform viewers considering building or purchasing a complete rifle.

This video introduces the new AT-15 AR-15 lower receiver from AT3 Tactical. It highlights the "Made in the USA" aspect, AT3 Lifetime Warranty, and availability in seven colors. The receiver is precision machined from 7075-T6 aluminum, features mil-spec configurations for compatibility with most AR-15 components, and is designed for custom builds with AT3 upper receivers and handguards. The description also promotes AT3 Tactical's presence on Amazon, monthly giveaways, and an extensive AR-15 beginner's guide playlist.

This video is a product spotlight featuring the Forward Controls Design (FCD) URF-B v2 stripped billet AR-15 upper receiver. Brownells Gun Tech Caleb Savant highlights its exceptional machining quality, adherence to strict specifications, and superior rigidity compared to standard forged uppers. The review details features like the MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail with laser-engraved T-marks, enhanced clearance for backup sights and ambidextrous charging handles, and material removal for weight reduction and handguard compatibility. It also notes the omission of the unnecessary over-gas vent port in the v2 variant, emphasizing FCD's commitment to functional design and quality.

This video documents the journey of the Davidson Defense Journeyman (DD15) AR-15 rifle through 1200 rounds of firing. The description highlights the rifle's construction, featuring a billet upper receiver, a handguard designed to match the upper, a Mil-Spec lower receiver, and a QPQ Black Nitride barrel and bolt carrier group for enhanced durability. The creator also promotes various affiliate links and discount codes for firearm-related gear and accessories, encouraging viewer support.

This video is an in-depth beginner's guide to AR-15 upper receivers, covering their components, materials, and what beginners should look for. It breaks down essential parts like the barrel nut threads, gas tube seat, ejection port, forward assist, and Picatinny rail. The video also delves into the critical distinction between forged and billet upper receivers, and offers advice on selecting the right one. Additionally, it touches upon Bolt Carrier Groups (BCGs). The content aims to create a more informed and safer AR-15 shooting community.

This video showcases the AT3 Pro Quad Rail and Receiver Set, specifically the Pro Quad Rail, designed for AR-15 builds. The presenter highlights its features, construction with 6061 aircraft aluminum, Picatinny mounting system, integrated QD sockets, and durable matte black anodized finish. It's presented as a robust option for customizing AR-15s, suitable for builds without a Front Sight Base when paired with a low-profile gas block. The video also mentions different lengths available (7", 9", 12.5", 15") and emphasizes its American manufacturing and lifetime warranty.

This video reviews the Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) Gen 2 Side Charging Upper Receiver, highlighting it as a "Best Value on The Market." The description details the specifications of the 10.5" 5.56 NATO rifle-length upper, including its M4 contour barrel, parkerized finish, 1:7 twist rate, carbine length gas system, MLOK rail, billet upper receiver, bolt carrier group, flash hider, and the unique side-charging handle. It emphasizes BCA's in-house manufacturing in Sanford, NC, American-made quality, and a lifetime warranty. The description also includes extensive affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm-related products and retailers.

This video reviews the Delta Team Tactical "Grackle" 4" 9mm Upper Receiver, highlighting it as a budget-friendly option for a sub-gun, bag gun, or truck gun. The reviewer notes its exceptional performance and accuracy for its ~$300 price point, despite minor issues with the ejection port size and blast forwarder threading. The build features a KAK 4" barrel, a billet slab-side upper, and a United Defense Labs bolt carrier group compatible with Colt and Glock magazines. It was tested with various ammunition types, demonstrating no failures.