Videos tagged with Arms of America

This guide details the process of making the Polish GROT firearm compliant with US 922R regulations, focusing on barrel length modifications and parts compliance. It highlights the compatibility with AR-15 magazines and discusses options for both rifle and pistol configurations, including SBR considerations. The information is presented with high authority from an industry representative.

This expert guide details the operation and handling of the FB Radom Beryl M1, focusing on its unique Texas Triggers Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) and rapid-fire capabilities. It covers historical context, technical specifications, and practical shooting techniques, including optic mounting and magazine changes. The content is presented with high energy and technical detail, reflecting the authority of a specialized firearms content creator.

This video provides a comprehensive first look at the FB Radom Wz.96 Beryl rifle, a Polish-made 5.56x45mm NATO AK variant. The presenter, Mark from Fit'n Fire, details the rifle's historical development stemming from Project Tantal and its evolution into the Beryl. He covers its adoption by the Polish military and its combat testing in Iraq and Afghanistan. The review highlights specific features like the muzzle device, gas block, handguard retention system, rear sight with tritium provision, dust cover lock, and enhanced safety lever. Mark also discusses its purchase from Arms of America, pricing, and initial range performance with 250 flawless rounds.

This review covers the FB Radom Polish Beryl rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, a rifle developed for the Nigerian military. The reviewer details its lineage from the Tantl and Beryl 5.56, highlighting its unique features such as a lightweight barrel, modified gas tube hinge, and an optional factory optics rail. Accuracy testing with non-match ammunition yielded groups around 2.78 inches and 4.5 inches at 100 yards, considered within the typical envelope for AK-pattern rifles. The rifle is noted for its good finish, numbers matching components, and a trigger breaking at approximately 5 lbs.

This video showcases the FB Radom and Arms of America booth at Shot Show 2024. It highlights various firearms and potentially other related products from the manufacturers. The description also promotes merchandise for sale and tickets for Kalash Bash 2024, encouraging viewers to support the creator through these avenues. The content is likely to appeal to firearms enthusiasts interested in new products from these companies and upcoming events.

This video provides an unboxing and first impressions of the FB Radom Beryl 5.56, Poland's current service rifle. The presenter highlights its 5.56x45mm NATO chambering, 18-inch barrel, and its service history since 1996. Specific attention is given to the Wz. 96C variant, including the Archer rail, telescopic stock, and a cheek riser modification to address a common complaint about the original design's low sight height. The presenter notes its AK-47-like appearance but emphasizes its distinct 5.56 build and compatibility with AK-5.56 magazines.

This video showcases the FB Radom Mini Beryl in 5.56 NATO, featuring a live-fire demonstration by Klayco47, a recognized AK-platform expert. The demonstration includes proficient weapon manipulation, rapid magazine changes, and controlled rapid fire on steel targets, highlighting the rifle's reliability and performance.

This video provides a close look at a Century Arms VSKA AK-47 patterned rifle. The creator highlights that their specific VSKA model, despite being the "synthetic" variant, features "odd parts" and might be a carryover, leftover parts, or a late production "trooper" model, as it differs from standard Century Arms offerings. The rifle is equipped with WBP wood furniture from Arms Of America. The owner expresses excitement about finally owning an AK and eagerness to shoot it.

This video discusses the impact of Russian import bans on firearms and ammunition, particularly focusing on the 5.45x39mm and 7.62x39mm calibers. The speaker highlights the diminishing availability and potential price increases for 5.45x39mm ammunition due to reliance on Russian imports. As an alternative, the video strongly advocates for 5.56x45mm/.223 Remington chambered AK-pattern rifles, citing their widespread availability, domestic production by companies like Kalashnikov USA and PSA, and the continued accessibility of ammunition. The WBP Jack rifle in 5.56mm is presented as a high-quality, affordable option.

This review of the FB Radom Beryl, presented by GunThots, offers a technically grounded yet irreverent look at a 5.56 NATO AK-pattern rifle. The hosts, with high authority in the enthusiast community, detail its historical context, reliability over 2,000+ rounds, and accuracy benchmarks, providing practical insights for potential owners.

This review covers the Polish FB Radom Beryl rifle in 7.62x39mm, imported by Arms of America and Atlantic Firearms. Expert Rob Ski demonstrates its out-of-the-box performance, including zeroing with corroded ammunition and achieving impressive accuracy at 300 yards. The review highlights the rifle's features such as US-made furniture for 922r compliance, an enlarged mag release, enhanced safety, and a proprietary optic rail system.

This video provides a tabletop review and field strip of the WBP Fox, an AKM-equivalent rifle imported from Poland. The reviewer, an enthusiast with significant AK experience, highlights the rifle's excellent fit and finish, comparing it favorably to other AK platforms. Key observations include the quality of the receiver markings, the fit of the furniture, the included US Palm magazine (noting its 'range toy' version without metal reinforcements), and the overall craftsmanship of the bolt carrier group and rivets. The review also touches on potential 922r compliance modifications and the rifle's suitability for optics via its side rail.