Videos tagged with Carry Handle Sight

This guide details sight adjustment techniques for the Elisco M16A1, including windage and elevation corrections using a bullet tip. It also covers a military field craft method of blackening the front sight post with soot to enhance sight picture clarity. The instruction is delivered with high authority by Harold Cabunoc, a professional with a military background.

This video provides an enthusiastic review of the Palmetto State Armory Sabre rifle, focusing on its billet receiver variant. The presenter, a firearms reviewer, highlights key features like the ambidextrous bolt release, FDE finish, and quad rail handguard, emphasizing its classic AR-15 aesthetic. The review touches upon the distinction between billet and forged receivers, suggesting a deeper understanding of AR-15 manufacturing.

This video compares a retro carry handle sight system against a Trijicon ACOG TA31 optic at 100 meters using a Palmetto State Armory retro build and a Daniel Defense AR-15. The primary takeaway is the importance of testing optics, as the ACOG experienced a critical windage adjustment failure, rendering it unusable and causing it to underperform significantly compared to the iron sights. The carry handle system, despite its age, proved reliable and capable of consistent grouping.

This video advocates for 12.5-inch AR-15 barrels as an optimal choice for WROL (Without Rule of Law) scenarios, emphasizing their compact size and reliability for average American patriots. The host highlights the Harrington and Richardson 12.5-inch pistol from Palmetto State Armory, discussing its advantages like maneuverability and the durability of its carry handle sighting system. It also addresses potential velocity trade-offs with shorter barrels, suggesting 77-grain OTM ammunition as a solution.

This video demonstrates the effectiveness of iron sights for practical accuracy, using a Colt 6920 with a carry handle sight. The instructor emphasizes that advanced optics are not always necessary and focuses on proper shooting techniques from various positions (prone supported, kneeling supported, standing supported) at 120 meters. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to zeroing the rifle's iron sights, highlighting the importance of confirming zero before engaging targets at distance.

This video reviews a Palmetto State Armory lower paired with a Del-Ton 20-inch A2-style flattop upper. The reviewer discusses initial range performance with various 5.56 and .223 ammunition types, highlighting issues with a temporary cast aluminum carry handle sight and minor bolt sluggishness. The rifle is described as soft-shooting due to its configuration, with potential for improvement after more rounds are fired.

This YouTube video serves as a public service announcement advising viewers against purchasing cheap, cast aluminum carry handle sights for AR-15 platforms. The creator emphasizes the importance of opting for forged sights based on their personal experience. The video aims to guide viewers on what to look for when choosing carry handle sights to ensure quality and reliability.

This video showcases a Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport II AR-15 rifle, detailing its components including an Anderson lower, CMMG lower kit, and Smith & Wesson upper with a 1:9 twist. The presenter mentions a pinned stock due to state regulations and subsequent modifications like a Palmetto State Armory A2 stock, Magpul grip, and carry handle sight, noting it resembles an M16. The video also touches upon the owner's perception of firearm regulations. The owner has since sold this rifle and purchased a Mini-14.

This video reviews new products from ALG, Vortex Optics, and Brownells. It highlights an AK high-energy hammer spring to address light primer strikes, a standard AK replacement spring, and a unique AK recoil spring with dead coils to prevent breakage. The Vortex Viper Red Dot is introduced as a compact, affordable optic with a 6 MOA dot and Picatinny mount. Finally, the Brownells Retro M16A1 upper and lower receivers are showcased for building an authentic replica, including the barrel and A1 rear sight assembly.