This summary of the video was created by an AI. It might contain some inaccuracies.
00:00:00 – 00:21:31
The video provides an in-depth overview of the Tear Defense T11 air pistol, detailing its design, testing, components, and customizability. Developed over two years with expert consultation, it features a high-quality barrel and bolt carrier group, emphasizing durability and performance. Testing included various ammunition types at a 100-yard range, demonstrating the rifle's consistent accuracy. Notable components include the SLR titanium muzzle brake, an 11.5-inch 4150 CMV steel barrel, and a linear compensator for reduced recoil and increased stability.
The discussion also covers the disassembly of the pistol, highlighting the LA Tactical folder, titanium take-down pins, and various bolt carrier groups optimized for suppressor use. The contrast between billet and forged receivers shows the design flexibility but additional weight of billet. The pistol features an array of premium parts like a Badger Ordnance charging handle and a Law Tactical folder, though it adds length to the pull and can only be fired once when folded.
Other customizable options include different barrel lengths, backup iron sights, and various grips and triggers from brands like Timney, AR Gold, and CMC. With a base price of $2,700 for the titanium series and more affordable options available, the video concludes by emphasizing the pistol's reliability, accuracy, and a weight of five pounds and six ounces. Offers like a free air gold trigger with current orders are highlighted, inviting viewer engagement for further inquiries.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the Tear Defense T11 air pistol, a project two years in the making. The pistol was developed collaboratively with the owners, who consulted the presenter on features and components. The focus was on high-quality barrel and bolt carrier groups, with added accessories for a premium feel. The segment includes a mix of footage due to changes in ATF regulations regarding shoulder use. The presenter outlines the plan to test the pistol’s accuracy next, using various ammunition types, before reviewing its components in detail later.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses testing a rifle setup with various ammunition at a 100-yard range. The rifle features a Primary Arms Platinum 1-8 scope mounted with a 34mm American Defence Recon mount, and the setup is supported by a CT precision stand. Due to using a brace, the stability isn’t ideal, affecting accuracy slightly. They test different types of 69-grain match-grade ammo, including hollow point boat tail and open tip match bullets. Results show consistent accuracy, with groupings around an inch, reaffirming the reliability of the ammunition.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the features and benefits of a specific pistol setup, emphasizing its stability and performance. They highlight the SLR titanium muzzle brake, which reduces recoil and prevents dirt from kicking up, but also creates a large fireball. The segment also mentions a linear compensator as an alternative. The pistol in question has an 11.5-inch barrel, made from 4150 CMV steel with a 1/8 twist rate, known for its durability and versatility with different bullet weights. The benefits of the 11.5-inch barrel, such as increased dwell time and added velocity, are also covered. Additionally, the handguard is described, which is made of 6061 aluminum and features M-LOK slots for mounting accessories, offering both weight savings and versatility.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the focus is on disassembling a pistol and discussing its components. The presenter demonstrates how to fold the pistol using the LA Tactical folder and detach the buffer from the carrier. The pistol features titanium take-down pins and the disassembly process is shown in detail. The bolt carrier group options are highlighted, including a TiN finished bolt, a nickel boron bolt, and an adjustable carrier designed for suppressor use. The adjustable carrier allows for quick gas setting adjustments, which the presenter prefers over an adjustable gas block. Additionally, the bolt has a full auto profile, a tool steel gas key, and a Carpenter 158 steel bolt that is MP tested. The extractor is milspec and includes a black insert and o-ring to ensure positive extraction and ejection. Both the upper and lower receivers are made of billet aluminum.
00:12:00
In this segment, the discussion centers on the differences and design advantages of billet over forged receivers for firearms. The billet receiver allows for more creative designs but adds weight. The specific firearm in question includes features such as a shell deflector, forward assist, and a Badger Ordnance charging handle. The upper receiver has well-integrated m4 feed ramps, while the lower receiver boasts numerous titanium components, like takedown pins and an ambidextrous safety that operates at 57 degrees. Various trigger options are available, including Timney triggers, AR Gold, and CMC, all with different characteristics suited for specific shooting preferences. The segment also mentions a well-designed, beveled magwell and a built-in trigger guard. The pistol grip discussed is a HOH grip, with other options available from brands like Magpul and BCM.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses several key components and features of a customized pistol. They start by highlighting a favorite pistol grip and a Law Tactical folder, emphasizing its reliability and durability, though it can only be fired once when folded. The folder adds length to the pull and includes a titanium QD plate and a CAC buffer tube, which helps set the length of pull securely.
Additionally, the pistol comes with durable Magpul backup iron sights, chosen for their performance in military testing, and a laser-cut hard case with foam inserts for added protection. There are also options for different barrel lengths, bolt carrier groups, and customizable colors, with premium patterns costing extra. The model in focus, from the titanium series, is priced at $2,700, but a more budget-friendly line is mentioned as well.
00:18:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the process of removing the folding brace and replacing titanium components with standardized parts, mentioning that this upgrade costs $1,650. Additionally, there is a current offer that includes a free air gold trigger for orders placed now. He emphasizes that despite the cost, these pistols are very reliable, accurate, and lightweight, weighing five pounds and six ounces. The speaker invites viewers to post any questions about the pistol in the comments section or on his Facebook page, and thanks them for watching and subscribing.