Videos tagged with K2

This video provides a look at the SNT Defense K2 firearm, showcased at SHOT Show 2025. The description mentions it's an 'old school K2' and highlights other platforms coming to the US from the manufacturer formerly known as Daewoo. The video also includes promotional links for SG Timer, GoAxil hearing protection, and QVO Tactical merchandise, along with a Patreon support link and a mention of SuperVel.

This YouTube video announces the return of the K2 firearm by SNT Defense. While the description is minimal, the title strongly suggests a product announcement, review, or showcase of the K2. The content is likely focused on showcasing the firearm itself, its features, and potentially its availability.

This video explores new South Korean firearms from S&T Motiv, focusing on their US manufacturing expansion under S&T Defense. The content highlights upcoming releases including a modernized Daewoo K2 rifle (K2C1), a remake of the classic K2, and the DP51 pistol. It also touches upon their interpretation of an AR platform with a short-stroke-piston system, with plans to eventually offer their full product line made in the US.

This YouTube video features a comparison of a Daewoo retro rifle to an AR-15, with the creator suggesting the Daewoo is "WAY cooler." The description also provides links to other Daewoo firearm videos (K1A1, K2, DR200), merchandise, and social media channels. Music for the video is credited to White Bat Audio.

This video review dives into the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) JAKL rifle, prompting comparisons to the iconic ACR and the South Korean K2 rifle. The reviewer expresses awe at PSA's manufacturing capabilities and explores the potential of the JAKL as a modern firearm platform. Supporting content and links to social media and merchandise are provided.

This video explores the Daewoo K2, also known as the MAX II rifle, a service rifle developed in South Korea during the 1980s to replace the M16A1. The description highlights its history of import into the US, both before and after the 1994 "assault weapons ban." The content focuses on the K2 as the full-sized variant of the South Korean service rifle program.