Videos tagged with Extended Mag Release

This video showcases five affordable DIY upgrades for the Ruger 10/22 rifle, each costing under $50. The featured modifications include an extended magazine release from Crossfire for easier reloads, Williams "Fire Sights" fiber optic sights for improved visibility, the TandemKross 'Shock Block' bolt buffer to reduce wear, a Volquartsen extended charging handle for smoother action, and the Volquartsen automatic bolt release for simplified operation. These enhancements aim to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and overall user experience of the Ruger 10/22 for recreational and competitive shooting.

This short-range video showcases the Kel Tec Sub 2000, highlighting its reliability and fun shooting experience. The creator also details several MCARBO modifications, including a buffer tube cover, extended charging handle, takedown lever, and extended magazine release. The video notes a minor discomfort from the buffer tube against the cheek.

This YouTube video focuses on the Glock 43 Extended Magazine Release. The description highlights that the part is machined from solid aluminum and made in the USA. It's presented as a highly recommended, "no-brainer" upgrade for the Glock 43 pistol, with a link provided to purchase the item from GlockStore.com. The content appears to be a product spotlight or brief review of this specific firearm accessory.

This video focuses on a "Watch Before You Buy" review of a Glock extended magazine release. It aims to demonstrate the installation of this aftermarket part, suggesting it could improve the user's experience. The content is geared towards Glock owners looking to enhance their firearm's functionality and ease of use.

This video review focuses on the Odin Works XMR (eXtended Mag Release) for the AR-15/M4 platform. The presenter, Sootch00 from Fun Gun Reviews, highlights its quality and suitability for both defense and competition firearms. The review aims to inform viewers about this accessory that can enhance the usability of their rifles.