Videos tagged with Pistol Stabilizing Brace

This video criticizes Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee's understanding and defense of a rule regarding pistol stabilizing braces. The presenter argues that her explanation, supported by a poorly made poster board, is factually incorrect and demonstrates a lack of knowledge about firearms and the Second Amendment. The video aims to expose what the creator calls "political malpractice" and urges viewers to share the content to raise awareness about perceived threats to Second Amendment rights. It also promotes various merchandise and advocacy initiatives related to gun ownership.

This video addresses a common question regarding ATF's new pistol stabilizing brace rule: whether registering a firearm via Form 1 during the amnesty period is a viable option to avoid legal issues. Washington Gun Law President William Kirk explains why this preemptive registration is likely not a solution and how to make informed decisions. The video references ATF budget requests, Form 1 and Form 4999, and other related YouTube content to provide comprehensive education on the topic.

This video discusses the ATF's proposed rule change (2021R-08) that redefines a "Rifle" to potentially include firearms with "stabilizing braces." The creator argues this is a move towards gun control, not safety, and highlights the original intent of stabilizing braces for injured veterans. The video urges viewers to submit public comments to the ATF to voice their opposition and protect Second Amendment rights, referencing a previous instance where public outcry led the ATF to withdraw a similar proposal. It provides instructions on how to comment and encourages sharing the video to amplify the message.

This video discusses the open comment period for the ATF's proposed rule change regarding pistol braces, which is being perceived as a potential ban. It provides links to the official Federal Register documents for both the pistol brace rule and the definition of frame/receiver rule. The video encourages viewers to submit comments and supports various firearm-related organizations and merchandise. It also includes affiliate links for camera equipment and other products, disclaimers about content legality and safety, and contact information.

This video discusses the latest opinions and rulings from the ATF regarding the legality of pistol stabilizing braces. The content aims to inform viewers about the current status of these accessories and the reasoning behind the ATF's decisions. It also includes links to merchandise from various brands and the creator's Amazon store.

This video features Joe Kurtenbach from NRA conducting a range test of the Daniel Defense DDM4 PDW. The review highlights its compact pistol-caliber design, built around the capabilities of the 300 BLK cartridge. Key features discussed include the Maxim Defense pistol-stabilizing brace, a 6" MFR XL flat-front rail with M-LOK attachment points, and an SLR MOD2 handstop. The PDW is presented as an easily transportable and carryable option for AR enthusiasts seeking potent performance in a small package.

This video marks the first part of an ultimate bufferless AR-15 pistol build, featuring the BRN-180 upper and Aero Precision M4E1 lower receiver. It details the assembly process, including the installation of a KNS Precision adapter for an SB Tactical FS1913 folding brace, and highlights potential compatibility issues. The build is themed to match a Civic Type R project. A full parts list and installation tutorials are linked.

This YouTube video features SB Tactical's SBA4 Pistol Stabilizing Brace, presented during a Facebook Live session. The description highlights the SBA4 as the "next evolution" of their popular SBM4 design, emphasizing advancements in stability, accuracy, and usability for Short-Barreled Rifles (SBRs). It's noted as being designed for mil-spec carbine extensions, featuring 5-position adjustability, enhanced cheek weld ergonomics, and an ambidextrous QD sling socket. The video also includes a promotional message from Big Daddy Unlimited, an online gun store.

This video focuses on the SBA3 Pistol Stabilizing Brace, a firearm accessory. The description highlights the VSO Gun Channel's role as an educational resource, emphasizing responsible gun ownership and safety. It details VSO's independent testing and evaluation services, ensuring objective content free from manufacturer influence. The channel aims to provide common-sense information, particularly for younger audiences, and clarifies that they are not in the business of selling firearms or accessories. The video's content is derived from testing and evaluation services provided by VSOrdnance LLC.

This YouTube video showcases a variety of new firearm-related products recently stocked at Brownells. Host Paul Levy provides a firsthand look at items including the SB Tactical SBA3 Pistol Stabilizing Brace, multiple Surefire weapon lights and holsters, Shield Sights optics, Gen 5 Glock 19x magazines, and gunsmithing tools from Harrison Design for 1911 pistols. The video aims to inform viewers about the latest offerings available for firearm enthusiasts and gunsmiths.

This video is an "After Thoughts" segment from the "Burst Review" series, specifically addressing viewer comments, questions, and concerns regarding SB Tactical's SB-47 Pistol Stabilizing Brace. The BRAT (Burst Review After Thoughts) format is designed to create an interactive experience for the audience. The description also notes the use of music by Kevin MacLeod under a Creative Commons license.

This YouTube video features Jarrod McDevitt from Sig Sauer demonstrating the SIG Sauer P516 Pistol equipped with the SB15 Pistol Stabilizing Brace. The content likely provides a close look at the firearm and its accessory, offering insights into its features and potential applications. Based on the title and description, viewers can expect to see the P516 and SB15 in action at the range.