Videos tagged with Brownells Magazine

This guide covers the handling of the Sons of Liberty Gun Works Mark 1 AR-15, including firing techniques and a detailed look at diagnosing and clearing a common malfunction caused by faulty ammunition. It emphasizes the importance of reliable components and quality ammo for consistent performance.

This review of the Brownells BRN-10, a faithful reproduction of an early AR-10 design, highlights its historical accuracy and functional performance. The video details extensive magazine compatibility testing, identifying that only classic military-style steel or aluminum magazines, such as Brownells aluminum and C Products Defense/DuraMag steel, reliably function. Ammunition testing revealed a preference for heavier loads and noted issues with certain modern ammunition types failing to cycle properly. The reviewer emphasizes the rifle's potential for accuracy, especially with appropriate ammunition and magazines.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Palmetto State Armory PA-10 Gen 2 rifle. The reviewer, demonstrating high authority with AR platform testing, addresses common concerns about reliability and accuracy. Key findings include sub-2 MOA accuracy with match-grade ammunition and a low malfunction rate over 400 rounds, though some issues with Magpul PMAGs were noted. The rifle is presented as a high-value budget option for general use.

This guide details the basic maintenance and disassembly of Brownells AR-15/M-16 high-capacity rifle magazines. It covers inspecting internal components like the follower and spring, cleaning the magazine body, and proper reassembly. The video emphasizes using minimal lubricant to prevent dirt accumulation and ensure reliable feeding.

This guide details the simple maintenance procedures for Brownells AR-15/M-16 high-capacity rifle magazines. It covers disassembly using an 1/8 inch punch, inspection of internal components like the spring and follower for damage, thorough cleaning, light lubrication, and reassembly. The video emphasizes minimal lubrication to prevent dirt accumulation and ensure reliable feeding.

Brownells emphasizes reliability and durability in their AR-15/M16 magazines. They are constructed with M-spec materials and manufactured under strict ISO quality control. Key features include heat-treated, hard-anodized aluminum bodies for corrosion resistance, dry lube coatings, and military-type glass fiber reinforced composite followers for flawless feeding. Users can choose between M-spec stainless steel springs or high lubricity, corrosion-resistant, dry lube coated chrome silicon springs.