Videos tagged with AR-18

This guide details the field stripping process for the rare Armalite AR-16, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum on Forgotten Weapons. It covers the disassembly of the bolt, recoil springs, and gas piston, highlighting the rifle's unique internal mechanisms. The AR-16 is presented as an important transitional design between the AR-10 and AR-18.

This guide details the disassembly of the Armalite AR-16, a rare 7.62 NATO battle rifle. It highlights key components like the short-stroke gas piston system and stamped sheet metal receiver. The video, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, offers an expert-level look at this historically significant prototype.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly of the SAR-80, a semi-automatic rifle based on the AR-18 design. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates the process, highlighting its simplicity and the dual recoil spring system. The SAR-80 is noted for its stamped steel construction and short-stroke gas piston operation, making it a robust, no-frills military firearm.

This entry details the SAR-80, a simplified derivative of the AR-18 design, focusing on its construction and field stripping. Expert Ian McCollum highlights its stamped steel receivers and gas-operated, rotating bolt mechanism. The guide covers basic disassembly for component inspection, emphasizing the rifle's economical manufacturing approach.

This video provides an expert-level overview of an Armalite AR-18 parts kit, detailing its components and historical context. Mark Serbu, a gun designer, examines the kit, highlighting its origins from Sterling in England, Costa Mesa, California, and Hawa Hoa in Japan. He discusses the differences between the AR-18 (machine gun) and AR-180 (semi-auto), noting the auto sear's location in the upper receiver. The video also touches on the unique gas system with a fixed piston and moving cylinder, the barrel extension integrated into the trunnion, and the challenges of repairing a torch-cut receiver.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the SR-88A rifle, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the removal of the bolt carrier group, bolt, and recoil springs, emphasizing the long-stroke gas piston system and AR-18 style bolt. The process is presented with a focus on mechanical understanding, suitable for intermediate users.

This video explores the SR-88A, presented as the final evolution of the AR-18, originating from Singapore. It delves into the history and potential development of this rifle, highlighting its connection to the AR-18 platform. The content appears to be aimed at firearms enthusiasts interested in military history and lesser-known firearm designs.

This ARFCOM News report critically analyzes the ATF's stance on pistol braces following Director Steven Dettelbach's departure. It dissects an ATF email asserting that all braced pistols are SBRs, despite existing court injunctions, and provides expert commentary on why this stance is legally questionable and unlikely to be enforced against typical owners. The video also reviews new firearm products from Staccato, Brownells, and Strike Industries.

This guide details the assembly and performance evaluation of the Brownells BRN-180 as a compact and reliable 'truck gun'. It covers the installation of various tactical accessories, including sound mitigation, lighting, optics, and a folding brace, emphasizing the AR-18 lineage and piston-driven design. The video showcases shooting drills to assess performance and reliability over 4,000 rounds, highlighting its suitability for defensive or utility roles.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory JAKL, presented by Administrative Results, focuses on its 'tactical hipster' appeal as a budget-friendly alternative to traditional AR-15 and AK platforms. The video details its 13.7-inch 5.56 NATO barrel, long-stroke gas piston system, and AR-18/ACR-inspired internals. While offering a unique aesthetic and decent accuracy at 100 yards, the review highlights potential reliability issues when run dirty and suppressed, suggesting careful attention to gas settings and magazines. The JAKL undergoes a sand torture test, demonstrating resilience with manual assistance, ultimately passing a 'vibe check' for those seeking a distinctive, affordable piston-driven rifle.

This video reviews the top five firearms featured in the original 'Terminator' movie (1984). It details the AR-18, Ithaca 37, IMI Uzi, SPAS-12, and AMT Hardballer 1911, discussing their in-movie roles, technical specifications, and historical context. The presenter, Kai, shares personal anecdotes and insights into the firearms' design and functionality.

This review from Pew Pew Tactical provides an expert look at the Olympic Arms OA-93, the first consumer AR pistol released in 1993. The video highlights its unique top-mounted recoil system, 6.5-inch barrel, direct impingement operation, and side-charging handle, comparing its design to the AR-18. It also showcases accessories like a YHM flash hider and Vortex Venom red dot.