Videos tagged with AR-15 Receiver

This YouTube video appears to be a focused look at the ADM UIC (Upper/Lower Receiver) system, presented by RifleSpeed. Given the limited description, the content likely involves an examination, review, or demonstration of this specific AR-15 platform component, possibly highlighting its features, build compatibility, or performance. The video targets enthusiasts interested in AR-15 platform customization and components.

This guide details the process of applying GunKote firearm finish using an airbrush. It covers essential preparation steps like blasting and degreasing, airbrush setup, painting techniques for optimal coverage, and the crucial curing process via baking. The instructor emphasizes GunKote's forgiving nature compared to other finishes and provides tips for achieving professional results, even for those who don't paint firearms daily.

This video reviews the Sharps Bros MB47 rifle, a collaboration between Sharps Bros and Century Arms. The hosts highlight its unique features, including an AR-15-style receiver, a chrome-lined fluted barrel, a US PAL handguard with an MLOK system, an UltiMAK gas tube and rail, an enhanced flat trigger, and a DT Magpul stock. They emphasize the receiver's construction from a 15lb block to mitigate barrel whip, resulting in a flatter shooting experience. The rifle is noted for its AK-style optics mount and a bolt hold-open feature.

This video discusses the potential implications of the ATF's rule on unfinished frames and receivers, as addressed in the Supreme Court case Garland v. Vanderstock. The core argument is that if an unfinished frame or receiver is legally considered a 'frame or receiver,' it could inadvertently classify many common semi-automatic rifle receivers, like those for AR-15s, as machine gun receivers under the NFA, potentially criminalizing millions of owners. While the Supreme Court's ruling in Cargill v. Garland suggests a favorable outcome for gun owners, the speaker emphasizes the long-term risk of this legal reasoning being applied in future legislation.

This video provides a practical guide on using Aluma Black to darken laser engravings and cover minor nicks and scratches on firearms, particularly those with anodized aluminum components. The instructor demonstrates a step-by-step process for applying the solution to mute distracting markings on optics and receivers, offering a cost-effective method for firearm cosmetic upkeep.

This guide details how to use the Ghost Gunner 3S CNC machine for advanced DIY firearm modifications. It covers milling professional-grade optic cuts on pistol slides and manufacturing 0% AR-15 receivers. The guide emphasizes the machine's capabilities, software, and approximate milling times, drawing on the expertise of Cody Wilson, founder of Defense Distributed.

Designer Vinh Nguyen discusses his journey into 3D printing firearms, highlighting his creation of a unique grip and barrel shroud for the Heritage Rough Rider. He emphasizes the importance of free and open-source models for accessibility and longevity within the community, contrasting it with proprietary systems. Nguyen also touches on the future of 3D printing, potential industry disruptions, and his ongoing projects, including an MPX receiver designed to accept Scorpion magazines.

This review of the CMMG Anvil rifle focuses on its 458 SOCOM caliber and its design, which bridges the gap between AR-15 and AR-10 platforms. The presenter highlights the rifle's robust bolt carrier group, scaled down from AR-10 designs for increased durability, and discusses the historical development of large-bore AR cartridges. The CMMG Anvil is presented as a capable hunting rifle, particularly for medium game and feral hogs, with a discussion of its proprietary components and ammunition versatility.

This video provides a legal breakdown of stripped receivers, focusing on the definition of a firearm under US law, transfer regulations, and record-keeping requirements. Adam Kraut explains the legal implications of stripped receivers, referencing specific US Code and ATF regulations. The episode aims to educate viewers on the legal aspects of owning and handling these firearm components.

This video from AK Operators Union puts the ARK AK/AR Hybrid rifle through a rigorous stress test, evaluating its performance in various extreme conditions. While it demonstrates resilience in some tests like the drive-over and drop tests, it exhibits feeding issues when new and a trigger reset failure after being driven over on a dirt road. The rifle is deemed suitable as a hunting or range rifle but not battle-ready, with noted difficulties in disassembly compared to a standard AK.