Videos tagged with Picatinny Rails

This video is a comprehensive review of the Arex Delta M Gen 2 pistol. The reviewer highlights its thin design, excellent trigger, and reduced muzzle flip. Key features of the Gen 2 model, including being optics-ready, an improved grip, and three Picatinny rail slots, are emphasized. The video is sponsored by Gun Zone Deals and Fiocchi, with affiliate links provided for USCCA, Rubber Dummies, and Getzone.com. It also encourages viewers to become a 'Team Sootch Minuteman' via Patreon.

This video offers a review of the GSG-16, an H&K MP5 clone chambered in .22LR. The reviewer highlights its lightweight design, ergonomics, and affordability for plinking. Criticisms include the extensive use of plastic and the cleaning process. The video details the rifle's features, such as its collapsible stock with magazine storage, ambidextrous charging handle, MLOK handguard with picatinny rails, and quick acquisition sights. The description also provides links for support, contact, and information on adjustable gas blocks, as well as mentions of Palmetto State Armory and Bear Creek Arsenal.

This YouTube video features Paul Levy from Brownells showcasing two new firearm releases. The first is the Ed Brown KC9, a compact and slim 1911 pistol chambered in 9mm Luger, designed for daily carry with features like an all-stainless steel construction, G10 grips, Snakeskin checkering, a bull barrel, and Trijicon HD sights. The second firearm is the SRM Arms M1216 shotgun, a 12-gauge with a unique 16-round rotary magazine that also functions as the forearm, and extensive Picatinny rails. The video highlights the distinct characteristics and potential applications of both firearms.

This video showcases the MKA 1919 shotgun from EAA, highlighting its AR-style aesthetics and controls. The description emphasizes its appeal to hunters, competitors, and gun enthusiasts, mentioning its picatinny accessory rails as a key feature for customization and mounting gear.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Manticore Arms ARClight forend for the Tavor rifle. The review highlights the forend's ability to integrate an internal tactical light and its compatibility with various 1913 Picatinny rails from manufacturers like Manticore Arms and Magpul. The presenter emphasizes the increased versatility and modularity the ARClight offers compared to the factory Tavor handguard. The video also mentions the music used, which is licensed under Creative Commons.