Videos tagged with A2

This video by TNP explores Fallkniven's impressive larger fixed blade knives, revisiting iconic models like the A1 and A2 while introducing the Modern Bowie and Northern Light Series. The presenter highlights the superb quality, tough construction, and laminated stainless steel blades, emphasizing their Swedish handmade origin. Specific models discussed include the Modern Bowie, Northern Light Series (NL3 Njord), A1X, Tor, Odin, and A2. The video showcases their performance, particularly the Modern Bowie, and positions them as high-end outdoor and fighting knives.

This video features a range test of an AR-15 setup with Palmetto State Armory and Del-Ton components, specifically an A2 flattop government profile barrel. The user encounters some feeding issues, including slow chambering requiring the forward assist and a hard primer. A steel-cased Tulammo round causes a stuck casing when the firearm is hot. The reviewer plans to clean the rifle and test it again, stating satisfaction with the price and expectation of improved performance, and resolves to exclusively use brass ammunition moving forward.

This YouTube video showcases a Rock River Arms LAR-15, specifically an A2 mid-length carbine, in a rapid fire shooting session. The creator expresses a strong liking for the rifle, indicating a positive personal experience and review of the firearm. The content focuses on the operational aspects and likely performance of this retro AR-15 configuration.

This review covers the Windham Weaponry Retro A1 Government rifle, a modern AR-15 with classic A1 aesthetics. Despite community nitpicks about period correctness, the reviewer highlights its functional build quality, accuracy potential at 300 yards with iron sights, and nostalgic appeal. It's presented as a reliable, accurate, and visually cool option for AR collectors and enthusiasts.

This video revisits the Colt AR15 A2 Sporter II from 1984, highlighting its transitional 'brown label' features like a slab-side receiver and fixed carry handle. Hickok45 demonstrates its shooting characteristics, including a unique recoil impulse and the 'twang' of the buffer spring. The review places the rifle in its 1980s context, discussing its rarity and comparing it to contemporary self-defense options, while also touching on bayonet functionality and pre-1986 full-auto conversion legality.