Videos tagged with AR-15 A2

This test evaluates firearm lubrication in extreme cold (5°F). Three AR-15 A2 rifles were tested: bone dry, with Break-Free CLP, and with Remington Rem Oil. While all eventually functioned, excessive CLP caused initial sluggishness due to thickening. The recommendation is a light coat of appropriate lubricant to prevent rust without compromising reliability.

This buyer's guide reviews new production AR-15 A2 rifles, comparing the Springfield SA-16 A2, Fulton Armory FAR-15 A2, and H&R A2. While the Fulton Armory excels in trigger quality and the H&R offers the best clone correctness and value, the Springfield model suffers from loose handguards and a plastic trapdoor. The video details historical A2 features and provides range testing insights.

This episode of Gun Gripes analyzes the 'Cul-de-sac Commandos' incident in St. Louis, discussing the legalities of self-defense on private property and critiquing media narratives. Speakers demonstrate tactical firearm carry positions and explain Missouri's Castle Doctrine, emphasizing the right to defend life and property against unlawful entry.

This review compares the Colt SP1 and AR15-A2 Sporter, focusing on accuracy differences attributed to their 1:12 and 1:7 twist rates, respectively. While both performed similarly with 55gr ammo at 100 yards, the A2's adjustable sights proved superior for longer ranges. The SP1's older twist rate surprisingly stabilized heavier match bullets.

This guide provides essential tips for assembling an AR-15 upper receiver. It stresses the importance of quality parts and specialized tools like holding fixtures and rear sight installation tools. Precise torque specifications for the carrier key screws are crucial for proper function and longevity.