Videos tagged with Accuracy Review

This review of the Tisas Carry B9R DS, a double-stack 9mm 1911, highlights its significant value proposition with an MSRP around $800. Experts Ryan Gresham, Jahred Gamez, and Chris Cerino detail its technical upgrades, including a bull barrel for accuracy and a universal accessory rail. Range tests at 50 and 25 yards demonstrated impressive accuracy and performance, making it a standout option for its price point.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) KS-47 Gen 2 explores its position as a 7.62x39 AR-style rifle. It highlights the rifle's modularity, AK magazine compatibility, and shooting characteristics, comparing it to traditional AKs and AR-15s. The review provides insights into accuracy, trigger quality, and potential areas for improvement, offering a comprehensive look for potential buyers.

The KAC M110 SASS, an evolution of the AR-10 platform, demonstrably outperformed the M14-based M21 sniper system in accuracy testing, achieving 1.08 MOA compared to the M21's 1.83 MOA. Key features include a 20-inch 5R barrel, KAC URX II handguards, and a reflex suppressor. While effective, the M110 is being succeeded by the H&K G28 (M110A1 CSASS) for improved maneuverability.

This review compares a PRI Mk12 Mod0 upper with a BCM reproduction, evaluating accuracy with MK262 and similar 77-grain loads. The BCM upper showed a 4% average accuracy improvement. The Allen Engineering AEM5 suppressor significantly reduced group sizes by 30% with zero point-of-impact shift, demonstrating its effectiveness. A technical flaw in the BCM barrel's suppressor collar was also identified.

The Daewoo K2 is a hybrid assault rifle combining AK-style gas piston operation with M16-style bolt and magazine compatibility. Its accuracy is highly dependent on barrel twist rate, with early imports (1:12 twist) struggling with heavier bullets but performing well with lighter 55gr ammo. The military version features a faster 1:7.3 twist for modern ammunition. Despite accuracy challenges with specific loads, the K2 demonstrated effective long-range engagement capabilities.

This review covers a South African FN FAL Para build, highlighting its historical significance as 'The Right Arm of the Free World.' Accuracy testing with Aguila 150gr 7.62x51mm yielded a 3 MOA group at 100 yards. The rifle features a robust tilt bolt design, side-charging handle, and adjustable gas system, though recoil is noted as substantial compared to an M4.

This review tests the accuracy of a 'faux' Enfield No.4 Mk 1 (T) sniper rifle using surplus and handloaded .303 British ammunition. While surplus Greek HXP and British Radway Green yielded groups of 5.8 MOA and 3.7 MOA respectively at 100 yards, handloads achieved approximately 1.6 MOA. The speaker concludes that handloads are crucial for maximizing the rifle's precision potential for modern hunting standards.