Videos
TheFirearmGuy’s Remington 700 .308 Featuring UD Chassis
TheFirearmGuy recently featured the Ultradyne Chassis and demonstrated its precision enhancements using a Remington 700 rifle chambered in .308. Overall, TheFireArmGuy favors the Ultradyne Chassis for its lightweight and affordable build. Allowing any shooter to easily customize their rifle using the M-LOK slots along with the multitude of compatible rifles for those with other rifles,…
MrGunsnGear Reviews Ultradyne’s Lightweight Rifle Chassis
MrGunsnGear, a firearms YouTuber and educator, showcases how the Ultradyne Chassis modifies his Savage 110 short action rifle into a cost effective, lightweight, and fully customizable hunting and sporting rifle. MrGunsnGear highlighted several key performance enhancements during his review of the chassis. He mentions the importance of extending your bipod further out from the chassis…
300 Blackout vs 8.6 Blackout
Check out Banana Ballistics compare 300 Blackout to 8.6 Blackout. He does several tests with several different bullet parameters. Also, tune in around the 7 minute mark in the video to see a quick review and shoutout of the UD Chassis. He highlights the lightweight design while still being fully featured. Check it out below:…
Reno May Chassis Review
In this video Reno May reviews the UD Chassis and talks about practical uses for the setup. He outlines the integrated Arca rail, Adjustable Butt Stock, and much more. Watch now: Featured Products:
Best Thermal Setup for a Bolt Action Rifle
A lot goes into choosing the proper thermal setup for your specific rifle based on your priorities. In this video, Blue Jean Operator dives a little deeper into a couple different thermal setups, from mounting options, sight pictures and viewing options, to the actual rifles that the optic is being mounted on. One of these…
Shooting a 300 Win. Mag One Handed!
Classic Firearms recently reviewed an Ultradyne Chassis system built around a Bergara 300 Win. Mag with an Apollo LR. They focus on the lightweight design of the build, and all of the features that it offers. Once shooting the rifle and feeling how minimum the recoil is with the Apollo muzzle brake, Kaya shows off…
Top Shot Dustin Ultradyne Chassis Review
In this video Dustin showcases a 6mm Creedmoor build with an Ultradyne one piece aluminum UD Chassis along with the Ultradyne Apollo Max, ultralight adjustable stock and double thumb grip. He tops it off with the Pard FT34 Clip on thermal – this rifle doesn’t move when you fire it. Watch here: Products featured in…
Optimizing Recoil Reduction: The Science Behind Ultradyne Muzzle Brakes
Recoil reduction was the main performance parameter we aimed to optimize in our muzzle brakes, leading us to design and construct our innovative “load cell” for accurate data recording. Many existing methods of comparing recoil reduction have variables that impact accuracy. To achieve precise scientific conclusions, we established key design parameters for our testing method:…
Kit Badger NRL Hunter Competition Loadout
In this video Kit Badger covers his competition loadout he used in his recent High Desert Hunter shoot. One of the main components was the UD Carbon Tripod and Orbit Ball Head. He utilized this setup to shoot prone, shoot kneeling, glass targets, and even as a rear support. This video showcases the versatility of…
6.5 Creedmoor vs .308
Check out Mountains, Mullets, Merica test a 14.5″ 6.5 Creedmoor vs a 20″ .308. He compares everything from group sizing at 100 yards to velocity standard deviation, and even shoots out past 1000 yards! He utilizes the UD Carbon Tripod and Orbit Ball Head to give himself a solid foundation. Great video that provides a…