Videos tagged with Wood Grips

This video highlights the Canik Rival S pistol, with a particular focus on its aesthetic appeal enhanced by custom wood grips. The creator expresses a strong liking for the firearm, describing it as an "obsession." While no specific shooting activities or modifications are detailed in the provided information, the emphasis on the firearm and its customization suggests a review or appreciation-focused presentation aimed at firearm enthusiasts.

This video showcases custom wood grip panels for the Ruger Wrangler revolver from Parabellum Woodcraft. The description highlights the hand-finished, precisely fitted nature of these grips, available in various hardwoods, exotics, and laminates, designed to enhance the appearance of the single-action revolver. A link to the product page is provided for viewers to learn more and purchase.

This YouTube Short compares different pistol grip materials: wood, G10, and plastic. It aims to help viewers understand the pros and cons of each to make an informed decision for their firearm.

This video announces and introduces the Beretta 80X Cheetah, positioning it as a modern revival of the classic 84FS model. The description highlights available accessories such as holsters and wood grips, and also promotes various sponsor links for firearms-related gear including ear protection, rifle rests, and cleaning supplies. The creator emphasizes supporting their channel through donations and Patreon.

This video showcases the Sharps Bros 365 Macro metal grip module, highlighting its aesthetic appeal with wood grips and its functional capacity for 17 rounds. The creator explicitly compares it to the Sig Sauer X-Change Kit (AXG) modules, suggesting this alternative offers superior value or desirability. The focus is on enhancing the Sig Sauer P365 Macro platform with a premium metal grip, emphasizing both looks and capacity.

The YouTuber shares their latest acquisition, a late 2000s Charter Arms Pathfinder .22LR revolver. Despite being initially "a little rough," they found a parts kit at a good price, bringing the total cost under $300. After cleaning, replacing the cylinder for a tight lock-up and good timing, and addressing the hammer grease, the revolver has been enhanced with wood grips and an aluminum frame. The creator expresses satisfaction with acquiring this model, especially as it's not new in their state.

This video showcases modifications made to a Charter Arms revolver. The presenter details several enhancements, including bobbing the hammer, smoothing the trigger by grinding off grooves and polishing with Flitz, re-bluing all parts, painting the frame an OD green, and installing smooth wood grips. The video creator expresses eagerness to test the modified firearm.

This video showcases a beautifully customized Sig Sauer P320 AGX pistol, highlighting its unique wood grips. The content creators describe shooting both small and large caliber projectiles, indicating a focus on firearm functionality and potential range activities. They are based in Arizona and emphasize responsible firearm handling with trained supervision. The video also includes promotional links for an entrepreneur internship and their Instagram profiles.

This video announces the discontinuation of the Tisas 1911 pistol, specifically the M1911A1 US Army variant with wood grips for 2022. The uploader expresses a sentiment of mourning for the discontinued model, suggesting it may become a collector's item. The unboxing of the SDS model is also featured, with a humorous note about replacing the plastic grips. The content focuses on the 1911 platform and its historical significance.

This video focuses on a Beretta 92FS Inox model, specifically noting its 1999 manufacture date and the installation of OEM 92F wood grips. While no live demonstration or shooting is described, the focus is on the firearm itself, its condition, and its aesthetic modifications. This content would appeal to collectors and enthusiasts of the Beretta 92 platform, particularly those interested in variations and vintage models.

This video showcases an upgrade to a Smith & Wesson 586 L-Comp revolver using custom wood grips from Altamont Grips. The description provides a direct link to the Altamont product page for K-round S&W revolvers, indicating a focus on aesthetic and potentially ergonomic improvements to the firearm. The channel also promotes various social media platforms and sponsors related to firearms and EDC.

This video showcases Altamont Grips, highlighting their aesthetic appeal and perceived quality. The description emphasizes that these are beautifully made wood grips manufactured in the USA, stating they enhance the appearance of any firearm and offer superior feel and value compared to more expensive alternatives.