Videos tagged with AR Magazines

This video showcases the presenter's rifle setup for an upcoming event called "Moon's Out 2025." The primary focus is the Steyr AUG A3, highlighted for its compatibility with standard AR magazines. The setup includes a Holosun 403 Elite red dot sight with a green dot and the new Holosun Iris GR3 laser designator, featuring an IR laser illuminator. The presenter demonstrates the setup's performance with night vision.

This video covers Day 2 of SHOT Show 2025, highlighting impressive firearms and gear. Featured items include the Dillon Aero .50 cal Gatling gun, Surefire XC3 weaponlight, Dillon Rifle Company's 3D-printed Inconel suppressors, Mission First Tactical holsters and magazines, LMT Defense MRGGA Assaulter rifles in 6.5 Creedmoor and .308, Arsenal Bulgaria's AK-20 and modern AK variants, SuperVel Hush Puppy suppressor system for 9mm, Armsan shotguns, and Wolf A1 (T91) piston uppers. The video explores both high-power weaponry and concealed carry solutions.

This SHOT Show 2024 Short highlights the Henry Supreme lever action rifle, notably its compatibility with AR magazines. The video focuses on a specific firearm model and its unique feature, suggesting a review or first look at a new product.

Colion Noir reviews the Ruger American Ranch in .300 Blackout, emphasizing its affordability and quiet suppressed performance. He highlights its compatibility with standard AR magazines and the adjustable trigger. While excellent for property management and hunting due to its suppressed nature, the rifle can become front-heavy with accessories like a suppressor.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses a new Columbus, Ohio ordinance that allegedly defies state preemption laws. The ordinance bans magazines holding 30 or more rounds, mandates safe storage, and prohibits sales to prohibited persons. Possession of a banned magazine after July 1st carries a mandatory 180-day jail sentence. The speaker, an expert in firearm legislation, urges viewers to contact state representatives to oppose these restrictions, as the ordinance could set a precedent for other Ohio cities.

This video investigates the long-term effects of leaving AR-15 magazines loaded. The host, Dave, examines magazines loaded in 2005 to determine if they still function. The video explores potential issues such as spread lips and compressed springs, aiming to answer whether old AR magazines are ruined or still viable after extended periods of being loaded. It builds upon a previous video and directs viewers to a website article for more information.

This video reviews the Mossberg MVP rifle, highlighting its bolt-action design and compatibility with AR magazines. It's presented as a suitable option for varmint hunting, Whitetail hunting, or simply as an enjoyable range gun. The reviewer expresses a desire to hunt a coyote with it and recommends the rifle to potential buyers. The video also features a Leupold optic.

This review of the CZ BREN 5.56mm rifle highlights its impressive performance and value, positioning it as a strong contender against more expensive platforms like the FN SCAR. The host, demonstrating significant firearms expertise, praises its fully ambidextrous controls, adjustable gas block, and excellent balance. The rifle proved reliable with various ammunition types, including steel-cased rounds, and accepted standard AR magazines.

This episode of The QA by Guns & Tactics addresses viewer questions on a variety of firearm-related topics. Discussions include potential slide stoppages on Glock 48 and 43X models, setting a front sight post for a 50-yard zero, safe appendix carry re-holstering techniques, and common tasks performed on a mill. The video also covers the appropriate zero distance for handgun back-up sights, the debate between vertical foregrips (VFG) and angled foregrips (AFG) on AR platforms, and perceived errors in shotgun red dot usage seen online. Additionally, it explores an over-gassed AR issue, tips for becoming a more effective firearms instructor, the performance of old AR magazines, and ammunition recommendations for self-defense rifles. The episode is part of a monthly Q&A series hosted by Guns & Tactics.

The Steyr AUG NATO is reviewed as a cool, compact bullpup rifle, particularly for collectors or those in restricted states. While its initial reliability was poor, a suppressor gas plug resolved most cycling issues. Accuracy is deemed adequate for practical use, though the trigger is typical for a bullpup and ergonomics like the lack of a bolt release are noted drawbacks.

This video reviews the Zastava M90, a 5.56 AK rifle that can accept AR magazines. While it's featured in a "Wonderfully Different" series, the reviewer indicates that the rifle leaves much to be desired. The description also includes affiliate links for Optics Planet and Amazon, as well as a link to the creator's merchandise store.

The Springfield SAR-4800 is a rare 5.56mm FAL variant imported from Brazil by IMBEL in the early 1990s. It utilizes a magazine well insert to accept standard AR-15 magazines and features a unique bolt design adapted for the smaller caliber. While heavy for its caliber, it offers extremely low recoil, making it a unique collector's item and a comfortable shooter, especially in its paratrooper configuration.