Videos tagged with Ambidextrous Lower

This entry provides a comprehensive overview of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AXR SSP, as presented by a PSA representative at SHOT Show 2026. Key features include its Short Stroke Piston system, modular design with a monolithic rail and user-changeable barrels, ambidextrous controls, and the new E4 bolt system. The AXR SSP is designed for modularity, suppressor optimization, and compatibility with standard AR-15 components, with plans for future caliber expansion.

Tony from Advanced Armament Co. announces the return of their MPW series firearms, detailing various configurations like the MPW-A, MPW-SD, 338 SD, and MPW-IC. The presentation covers specific features such as barrel lengths, twist rates, calibers (.300 Blackout, .338 ARC, 6mm ARC), ambidextrous controls, and suppressor optimization, showcasing AAC's advanced engineering.

This review of the LWRC DI 16" 5.56 AR15 highlights its key features, including a 16.1-inch, 1:7 twist spiral-fluted barrel and proprietary handguard attachments. The rifle boasts a proprietary bolt carrier group, a well-executed ambidextrous lower receiver with an FDE finish, and proprietary LWRC grip, stock, and trigger. Performance is noted as highly reliable with no cycling issues.

This video details the Palmetto State Armory Sabre Mixtape Volume 1, a 300 Blackout AR-15 platform. Key features include a fully ambidextrous lower receiver, Sabre enhanced receiver set with integrated trigger guard and flared magwell, and specific components like a Maxim CQB brace, Sabre Claw trigger, and Microbest BCG. The build is designed for versatility, with an optional 3D printed titanium suppressor.

Colion Noir reviews the Daniel Defense DD4 SPR-3, positioning it as an evolution of the Mark 12 precision rifle. He highlights its familiar feel with modern enhancements, including an ambidextrous lower receiver, a new RZ3 rail system, and the Magpul PRS Lite stock. The rifle is praised for its balance, refined two-stage trigger, and excellent on-range performance, making it a purpose-built firearm for 'shooters' who value integration and reliability.

This video provides a first look at the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Mixtape Volume 1 rifle. The reviewer highlights its aesthetic appeal and several key features, including an ambidextrous lower receiver, a compact Maximum Defense brace, a Radiant charging handle, and a Micro Best bolt carrier. The rifle is chambered in 8-inch 300 Blackout with a 1:5 twist rate and an adjustable gas system. Initial testing with 130 rounds, all suppressed, showed no malfunctions.

This review of the Radian Mod 1 AR-15 by Tactical Advisor highlights its premium build quality, attention to detail, and superior performance, justifying its high price point for those seeking the best. The rifle features a one-person build process, meticulous de-burring, and unique design elements like an anti-wobble ledge and integrated Magpul magazine well aesthetics. While praised for reliability and shooting dynamics, potential downsides include its weight, the included Kiemo muzzle device, and a long lead time.

This video showcases the Daniel Defense Signature Series Mk18, a collaborative effort with Gun Owners of America and Clint Morgan. It highlights the rifle's unique features, including an exclusive Cerakote finish, RZ2 quad rail, ambidextrous lower receiver, and specific accessory choices like the EOTech EXPS2 and Surefire Turbo Light. The discussion emphasizes the firearm's ruggedness, reliability, and its availability as a pistol configuration with an SB Tactical SBA5 brace.

This video provides an in-depth review of the LWRC IC MKII rifle, highlighting its gas piston system and updated features. The reviewer praises its performance, accuracy, and the effectiveness of the accompanying LWRC S55 suppressor. Key aspects discussed include the rifle's ergonomics, build quality, and the benefits of its short-stroke piston system for cleaner operation and reduced gas to the face, especially when suppressed.

This review provides an in-depth assessment of the Griffin Armament MK2 14.5 rifle, drawing on a 1200-round test period by an experienced shooter. It covers furniture modifications, internal components, barrel and handguard specifications, and accuracy performance, concluding it's a high-value 'do-it-all' workhorse with superior tolerances. The assessment highlights practical user experience in training and competition settings.

This review of the Griffin MK2 9mm PCC highlights its performance after 500 rounds, noting zero malfunctions but occasional bolt-not-locking-back and stiff magazine release issues. The platform is praised for its AR-15 ergonomics, suppressor optimization, and versatility for various shooting applications, despite a premium price point. The reviewer suggests it's a viable training alternative to 5.56 due to ammo cost.

This review of the Griffin Armament MK2 in 223 Wylde covers its setup with a Griffin Explorer suppressor, Surefire light, and Eotech optic. The rifle is noted for its soft shooting characteristics, lack of gas to the face when suppressed, and ambidextrous controls. However, initial reliability issues with a previous unit and personal preferences for the stock and grip are discussed, leading to a mixed verdict on its $1700-$1800 price point.