Videos tagged with Billet Upper Receiver

This review of the Palmetto State Armory Saber-10 K1 highlights its value as an AR-10 platform, closely mimicking the Knights Armament M110K1. The rifle demonstrates excellent reliability and shootability, especially with its adjustable gas block, making it well-suited for suppressed use. Accuracy is noted as good, particularly with premium ammunition, offering a solid performance package for its price point.

This video reviews the Ruger RXM pistol, highlighting its Gen 3 Glock 19 compatibility, modular Fire Control Insert (FCI), and Magpul grip module. It also introduces the AT3 Tactical Spear XL M-LOK handguard, designed for suppressor use with a 1.74-inch internal diameter and lightweight construction. The presenter, Travis from AT3 Tactical, emphasizes quality, affordability, and user experience for both products.

This video introduces the new AT-15 AR-15 lower receiver from AT3 Tactical. It highlights the "Made in the USA" aspect, AT3 Lifetime Warranty, and availability in seven colors. The receiver is precision machined from 7075-T6 aluminum, features mil-spec configurations for compatibility with most AR-15 components, and is designed for custom builds with AT3 upper receivers and handguards. The description also promotes AT3 Tactical's presence on Amazon, monthly giveaways, and an extensive AR-15 beginner's guide playlist.

This review focuses on the Dark Storm Industries DS-15 'Lightning' model AR-15. The video highlights the rifle's construction, featuring billet upper and lower receivers, a stainless steel Socom barrel with a 1:7 twist, and a mid-length gas system. It emphasizes Dark Storm's commitment to producing state-compliant AR-15s, particularly for restrictive states like New York, while also offering high-quality standard models.

This video documents the journey of the Davidson Defense Journeyman (DD15) AR-15 rifle through 1200 rounds of firing. The description highlights the rifle's construction, featuring a billet upper receiver, a handguard designed to match the upper, a Mil-Spec lower receiver, and a QPQ Black Nitride barrel and bolt carrier group for enhanced durability. The creator also promotes various affiliate links and discount codes for firearm-related gear and accessories, encouraging viewer support.

This review of the Blackout Defense Quantum M2 AR-15 highlights its premium features and precision machining, stemming from the company's aerospace background. The rifle boasts a 416R stainless steel barrel with 5R rifling, a unique linear expansion ring system for heat management, and a robust billet upper and lower receiver. The internal components, including the bolt carrier and bolt, are built to high standards, ensuring reliability. The review emphasizes the rifle's exceptionally smooth shooting experience and minimal recoil, attributed to its integrated buffer system, compensator, and the Blackout Defense Zero Trigger.

This review of the Bear Creek Arsenal complete rifle focuses on its performance as an entry-level, budget-friendly AR-15. The reviewer highlights its surprisingly good accuracy for its price point, achieving around 1-2 MOA with various ammunition types. While the rifle demonstrates 100% reliability over 1200 rounds, the review points out a significant gas leak issue due to an oversized gas port and potential machining imperfections, which paradoxically results in very soft recoil. Despite QC concerns, the rifle is recommended for its value as a practice or secondary firearm.

This review by Honest Outlaw provides an in-depth look at the Bear Creek Arsenal complete AR-15 upper, highlighting its budget-friendly nature ($270-$330) and reliable performance. The reviewer details the upper's features, including a billet receiver and 15-inch M-LOK handguard, and confirms zero malfunctions over 500 rounds with approximately 3 MOA accuracy. It's presented as a solid value for home defense or plinking, with a complete build possible for under $700.

This video reviews the Delta Team Tactical "Grackle" 4" 9mm Upper Receiver, highlighting it as a budget-friendly option for a sub-gun, bag gun, or truck gun. The reviewer notes its exceptional performance and accuracy for its ~$300 price point, despite minor issues with the ejection port size and blast forwarder threading. The build features a KAK 4" barrel, a billet slab-side upper, and a United Defense Labs bolt carrier group compatible with Colt and Glock magazines. It was tested with various ammunition types, demonstrating no failures.

This review of the White Label Armory AR-15, assembled by Leviathan Defense, highlights its construction from entirely White Label parts, including the bolt carrier group and barrel. The reviewer conducts an accuracy test with various ammunition types, noting group sizes and overall reliability. The rifle features billet receivers, a 15-inch M-LOK handguard, and a 16-inch 5.56 NATO barrel with a 1:7 twist rate. The build is praised for its attention to detail and solid construction, especially considering its price point.

This video introduces the Midwest Industries Upper Receiver Rod as a specialized tool for AR-15 maintenance. The rod inserts internally, providing a rigid platform in a vise, unlike traditional action blocks. It offers better compatibility with non-mil-spec uppers and prevents marring of the exterior finish, simplifying tasks like rail installation.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Franklin Armory Reformation, a unique firearm showcased at SHOT Show 2018. The firearm features an 11.5-inch barrel with straight lands and grooves, designed to function without requiring an NFA tax stamp as an SBR. The discussion highlights its innovative fin-stabilized ammunition, achieving impressive accuracy, and its classification by the ATF as a firearm, not a rifle or shotgun.