Videos tagged with A2 Front Sight

This video provides an expert overview of a custom AR-15 build by Elliott Delp, highlighting its aesthetic and functional attributes. Delp, demonstrating high authority, details components like the Daniel Defense upper receiver, A2 sights, and suppressor, while showcasing its performance in a live-fire scenario. The build is noted for its compact, mobile design and reliable operation.

This "Gun of the Week" episode reviews the Colt MSR Carbine chambered in 7.62x39mm. The video highlights its reliability with this prolific cartridge, a common challenge for AR-15 platforms. It details the rifle's construction, including 7075 T6 aluminum receivers, a 16.1-inch chrome-lined barrel with a Socom profile, and Magpul MBUS rear sights, noting its successful adaptation of the AR-15 platform for the 7.62x39mm round.

This guide details the installation of the UTG Super Slim 15" Drop-in MLOK Handguard on an AR-15 platform. The process involves removing the old handguard and installing the three-piece UTG unit, which is designed to fit around existing A2 front sights without requiring a barrel nut or gas system removal. The resulting handguard provides ample M-LOK real estate for accessories.

Dustin Winegar provides a detailed look at the Smith & Wesson M&P 15 Sport II, an entry-level AR-15. He discusses its history, features like the dust cover and forward assist, and its direct impingement gas system. The video includes a range session demonstrating zeroing the rifle and offers insights into its performance and potential modifications.

This guide details how to zero AR-15 iron sights, as demonstrated by Mrgunsngear, an established subject matter expert. It covers using a 25-meter target, proper shooting technique, and making precise adjustments to the front and rear sights. The instruction emphasizes understanding mechanical offset and trajectory for accurate shooting.

This guide details the disassembly of an AR-15 upper receiver, specifically featuring an A2 front sight, as demonstrated by Wilson Combat. It covers removing the muzzle brake, front sight pins, gas tube assembly, two-piece handguard, bolt carrier group, charging handle, and finally, the barrel nut and barrel. The instruction emphasizes the correct direction for driving taper pins and the use of specialized tools for efficient and safe disassembly.