Videos tagged with A2 Upper Receiver

This video argues for the resurgence and practical utility of AR-15 carry handle upper receivers. The instructor highlights how carry handles can provide an optimal sight height, comparable to expensive riser mounts, for a more natural head position while shooting. They also offer integrated backup iron sights and a convenient carrying method, making them a viable primary option for builds.

This video provides an expert overview of the Springfield Armory SA-16A2, a rifle inspired by the iconic M16A2. It highlights key features such as the A2 upper receiver with a carry handle, a 20-inch chrome-lined barrel, M4 feed ramps, and the Accu-Tite tensioning system. The presentation emphasizes historical accuracy and modern manufacturing standards, offering insights for enthusiasts of classic rifle designs.

This video reviews an Aero Precision AR-15 A2 Upper Receiver, a Reptilia RECC-E stock, and a TriggerTech 3.0lb competition trigger. The reviewer highlights the "throwback" nature of the A2 upper and the requested Reptilia stock. The TriggerTech trigger is described as "super crispy" and suited for competition shooting. The video also includes a segment on "grading" a trigger and provides links to an AR-15 beginner's guide and an AR-10 builder's guide, emphasizing the channel's commitment to providing helpful, fact-driven information for the AR-15 community.

This comprehensive review of the Colt Match Target 20'' HBAR, presented by Mrgunsngear, offers an expert-level analysis of its performance and historical significance. The guide details accuracy testing with various ammunition types, revealing exceptional performance with match-grade loads, and examines key technical specifications like the HBAR barrel and A2 upper receiver. The assessment highlights the rifle's reliability and provides valuable insights for enthusiasts of classic AR-15 platforms.

This video provides a detailed guide to building M16A2 clones, focusing on the technical specifications and historical context of the rifle. It covers key components like the A2 stock, lower receiver reinforcements, adjustable rear sight, barrel twist rate changes for M855 ammunition, and the evolution of the flash suppressor to a compensator. The presenter, with apparent extensive experience, explains the differences between A1 and A2 variants and offers insights into sourcing parts and achieving an authentic build.