Videos tagged with Arsenal SLR104

This guide outlines a procedure for conducting a firearm mud test, as demonstrated with the Arsenal SLR104 and Valmet M76. It details the steps from initial firing to mud application, malfunction analysis, and post-test cleaning. The expert analysis highlights how mud ingress into the locking lug recesses can cause AK-pattern rifles to fail, even high-end variants with tighter tolerances.

This video provides a comprehensive post-5000-round review of the Arsenal SLR104 rifle. It details ammunition velocity testing with Wolf 60-grain and surplus 7N6, discusses accuracy limitations attributed to the stock and optic setup, and performs an in-depth internal inspection of the bolt carrier group, trigger, trunnion, and other components. The review highlights zero malfunctions and assesses the durability of the ALG trigger and Arsenal's finish.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Arsenal SLR104 after 4000 rounds, highlighting its exceptional reliability with zero malfunctions. The instructor details wear patterns on internal components, including the bolt carrier tail and recoil spring, and assesses the performance of the ALG trigger. Durability tests, such as stressing the magazine well in extreme cold, are also demonstrated.

This video, titled "Arsenal SLR104, 3000rds Later: The Rock", appears to be a long-term review or evaluation of an Arsenal SLR104 firearm after significant use (3000 rounds). The description notes that due to YouTube's updated anti-gun policies, direct links have been removed from the video, and a link to a separate webpage containing these links is provided. A Patreon link is also included, suggesting potential community support or exclusive content for viewers.

This video provides a post-2000 round assessment of the Arsenal SLR104 rifle, focusing on durability and performance after exposure to an ice storm and significant use. The presenter details cosmetic damages from drops, including a deformed front sight post and scratches, while confirming zero malfunctions with Wolf 60-grain ammunition. Internal component wear, such as on the bolt carrier tail and trunnion, is meticulously examined and documented, highlighting the rifle's overall resilience.

This video details the performance of an Arsenal SLR104 rifle after 1000 rounds, focusing on reliability and accuracy under cold conditions (-10°F). The review highlights minimal group shift after a barrel stress test, zero malfunctions with specific ammunition (60-grain Wolf), and an examination of internal components for wear. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, notes the effectiveness of an ALG AKT trigger upgrade and discusses the rarity and appeal of the 5.45x39mm caliber.