Videos tagged with Collapsing Stock

This video reviews the Flux Raider chassis system, designed to transform the SIG P320 pistol into a compact PDW. It details the evolution from earlier Flux brace designs, highlighting improvements in rigidity, optics mounting stability, and the integrated spare magazine system. The video also discusses the new ambidextrous manual safety and the partnership with SIG for the P320 Flux Legion. The reviewer expresses excitement for future developments in this pistol-PDW system.

This YouTube Short showcases the Sig Sauer MCX Rattler with its collapsing stock. The video provides a weapon inspect, highlighting the features of this specific firearm. It is likely intended for firearm enthusiasts interested in compact rifle platforms and Sig Sauer products.

This video showcases the CZ Bren 2 rifle, specifically highlighting its "PDW" configuration. The focus is on the collapsing buttstock, developed in response to law enforcement and military requests, which significantly shortens the overall package when combined with a short barrel. The description also provides links to CZ's official Instagram and Facebook pages.

This video reviews the Cobray Terminator, a unique and quirky 12-gauge shotgun from the 1980s. The reviewer highlights its unconventional open-bolt firing mechanism, where the barrel moves rearward to strike a fixed firing pin, making it a "hunk of junk" but also fun to shoot. A notable feature is the stock's tendency to collapse upon firing, posing a potential hazard to the shooter's face. The description emphasizes its cheesy, goofy, and somewhat dangerous nature.

James Reeves of TFBTV reviews the new Heckler & Koch MP5 chambered in .22LR, manufactured under license by Umarex. The review covers both the pistol variant with an 8.5-inch barrel and the rifle variant that mimics the MP5SD A3 with a collapsing stock and a 16.1-inch barrel. The video aims to assess whether the reliability of these rimfire MP5 replicas lives up to the legendary reputation of the original MP5 SMG, despite not being directly manufactured by H&K. The description also promotes TFBTV's Patreon page for gear giveaways and provides social media links.

This video features a side-by-side range comparison of the CETME-L and CETME-LC rifles, both presented as MarColMar examples in their original Spanish military configuration with iron sights. The presenter highlights the LC model's snappier recoil and muzzle climb, attributing it to its collapsing stock's recoil spring assembly. Despite the LC not being significantly lighter, the reviewer prefers its compactness and improved handling, acknowledging that this configuration requires NFA registration. The video also promotes the channel's Patreon, Floatplane, and merchandise shop.

This video showcases a heavily modified SIG 510 (Stgw 57) rifle, dubbed the "Rico Special." The customization includes a modern collapsing stock, quad rail foreend, Aimpoint red dot sight, a heavy barrel, and a substantial muzzle brake. The video also mentions the use of 7.5 Swiss ammunition and a full-auto grip assembly. The creator emphasizes the tinkering nature of the gunsmith, Rico, from SIG Neuhausen, in creating this unique rifle.

This video features the first installment of Gunwerks' "The Collective" series, showcasing the CoPilot rifle. Designed as the ultimate "truck gun," it's chambered in 6mm Creedmoor and features a compact collapsing stock, making it suitable for younger hunters. The video follows a father and son duo as they test the CoPilot during a whitetail deer hunt in Texas.

This video from Forgotten Weapons showcases an Indonesian Air Force variant of the G3 rifle, featuring a rare early collapsing stock manufactured between 1959 and 1961. The rifle's history is traced from its German adoption of the Spanish CETME, through Rheinmetall's initial production, and its subsequent sale to Indonesia. The rifle's combat use by Indonesian paratroopers in Papua New Guinea and its capture by the Papua Volunteer Corps are detailed, leading to its eventual transfer to the Dutch military and current residency in the Dutch National Military Museum. The video highlights the historical significance of this specific G3 variant and its unique features.