Videos tagged with TWS

This video provides an in-depth shop tour of Texas Weapon Systems (TWS), delving into the company's origin story. A significant focus is placed on their IK-100 Series AK rifle. The description also includes links to an original forum post about the Dog-Leg scope rail on AR15.com, merchandise, and social media profiles for the channel. Music for the video is provided by White Bat Audio.

This video features an in-depth review of the TWS IK103, an "All American Made Alpha AK" from Texas Weapons Systems. The rifle is described as having "all the bells and whistles." The video also includes links to the reviewer's social media, Patreon, Utreon, Rumble, and a Modern Gun School. Political commentary is directed to a separate channel, and the hashtags indicate a focus on AK-47, Texas, and 7.62x39mm.

This video introduces two new product lines for firearm enthusiasts. First, it showcases the Foxtrot Mike Mike-102, an AR-AK hybrid upper receiver chambered in 5.56 NATO, designed to accept AK magazines and featuring a unique direct-impingement system with an internal operating system and a reversible forward charging handle. It also includes an adapter for M1913 Picatinny stocks. Second, it features Texas Weapon Systems (TWS) AK accessories, including a Scope Rail / Handguard Kit that replaces the AK top cover for a stable optic mount, a Bitty Dot Mount for red dot sights, and the Hob Knob charging handle for improved grip.

This YouTube video from Texas Weapons Systems (TWS) provides an update from Shot Show 2016. Due to recent YouTube policy changes affecting firearm-related content and links, TWS directs viewers to their website for a comprehensive list of resources and links. The video likely showcases new products, updates, or company news from TWS within the context of the Shot Show event.

This video provides a review of the Texas Weapon Systems (TWS) AK railed top cover, highlighting it as a viable option for mounting optics like scopes and red dot sights on AK-47 and AK-74 rifles. The reviewer notes the retail price of approximately $139 and suggests it as an alternative to other mounting solutions. The description also includes a call to support the creator on Patreon and a mention of another video about a BCM Mk12.