Videos tagged with Brownells Retro

This guide details the installation and zeroing process for the Brownells reproduction Colt 4x20 AR-15 scope, based on original 1970s blueprints. It covers mounting the scope onto an AR-15 carry handle and performing range adjustments using the BDC turret. The information is presented with high authority by Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms.

This video summarizes key discussions from SHOT Show 2022, featuring Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons posing questions to various firearms manufacturers. Topics include potential new Heckler & Koch offerings, the M+M Industries M10X DMR availability, Aimpoint's reticle philosophy, the Smith & Wesson CSX, Remington Ammunition's new products, Brownells Retro M16 parts, Kalashnikov USA's AK focus, Walther's micro-compact plans, and Desert Tech bipod compatibility. The insights offer a glimpse into industry trends and product developments from a recognized expert's perspective.

This video features Logan from High Caliber History discussing firearms from a historical perspective at SHOT Show 2020. He highlights the continuity of design, the importance of understanding historical context for firearms, and showcases specific examples like a Dutch flintlock musket from the American Revolution and modern innovations like the Flux Defense chassis for pistols. The discussion also touches on the collectible status of early AR-15s.

This video from ARFCOM News explores Brownells' retro AR-15 and M16 rifle line, featuring insights from Caleb of Brownells. The discussion covers historical models like the Proto, 601, M16A1, and XM177, highlighting their distinctive features, service history, and design evolution. The video delves into technical aspects such as charging handles, furniture colors, bolt carrier finishes, receiver differences, flash hiders, and the concept of dwell time in gas-operated systems, offering a detailed look at these classic firearms.

This guide details the installation of an LMT M203 37mm flare launcher onto a Brownells retro VRN M16A1. The process involves removing handguards, attaching a mounting bracket, securing the launcher to the barrel, and reassembling the handguard. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, provides clear, step-by-step instructions for a successful clone build.

This video provides an update from Brownells, focusing on new parts and accessories for firearms. The description highlights several specific products including Sig Romeo5 and Bravo3 sights, a foam rifle and pistol rest, an Efect Military Tool, and an Armorer's Manual. It also includes discount codes for various brands like Centurion and G96, as well as links to the creator's Patreon, donation page, website, and social media channels. The content appears to be geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in upgrades and maintenance.

This guide details the assembly of an AR-15/M16A1 lower receiver, focusing on the use of Brownells retro parts. It covers the installation of critical components like the trigger guard, pivot pin, magazine release, bolt catch, trigger and hammer mechanisms, safety selector, and buffer tube/stock assembly. Emphasis is placed on proper tool usage, supporting delicate parts, and performing function checks to ensure correct operation. The instruction is delivered by an experienced individual, likely a firearms instructor, providing practical advice for a successful build.

This video provides an in-depth overview of Brownells Retro Rifle components intended for building an M16A1 clone. The instructor details various parts, including the barrel assembly with its 1:7 twist rate, modern polymer handguards and pistol grips, and an A1-style stock. Specific attention is given to a 'blemished' lower receiver and the use of aftermarket parts like DPMS forward assists and Rock River Arms bolt carrier groups, while highlighting the advantages of modern materials for durability and authenticity.

This video from Hogue Grips showcases their new and improved rubber wraparound grip sleeves for various handguns. The new design focuses on a tighter fit for a better purchase and incorporates a beavertail extension up the backstrap. The video also features mentions of Hogue's new H&K and Sig knives. Sponsored by Brownells, Ventura Munitions, and BLACKHAWK!, the content highlights enhancements for handgun ergonomics and user grip.