Videos tagged with AR-15 Receiver Set

This video reviews the Core Rifle Systems C9 pistol, highlighting its full billet receiver set, ambidextrous controls, and last-round hold-open feature. It also introduces their new 3.5-pound single-stage trigger, compatible with Mil-Spec and anti-walking pins. The products are made by veterans in Ocala, Florida, and come with a lifetime warranty.

Ascend Armory has introduced a new 7075 aluminum lightweight receiver set, reducing weight by approximately 3.5 ounces for a total of 13 ounces for the stripped set. This set maintains the ambidextrous bolt catch and release features while updating the handguard interface to mil-spec dimensions for broader compatibility. The receiver set is priced at $610 and includes take-down pins, ambi bolt catch/release, mag release, and anti-rotation pins, requiring only a safety selector, trigger, and stock kit to complete.

This episode of TGC News covers new firearm releases from Ruger, Kaiser US, and Wilson Combat. Jon Patton discusses the Ruger Scout Rifle in .450 Bushmaster, highlighting its suitability as a brush gun despite a high MSRP. He also reviews the Ruger Model 77 in .17 Winchester Super Magnum, noting its potential but questioning the cartridge's past accuracy issues and the rifle's price. The Kaiser X7 AR-15 receiver set is critiqued for its high price point for a polymer-based product, with particular attention paid to the cost of an optional metal ejection port cover. Finally, Wilson Combat's new AR-15 offerings in .224 Valkyrie are presented, with the Recon Tactical and Super Sniper models discussed.

This review covers the Gibbz Arms G4 receiver set and handguard, highlighting its side-charging, non-reciprocating design as a unique feature in the AR-15 market. While acknowledging potential points of failure and proprietary parts, the reviewer praises its execution and machining quality. The handguard's offset M-LOK slot placement is also noted as an advantage.