Videos tagged with Clone Correct

This guide details the construction of the Centurion Arms MK12 Mod M 'MINI', a compact variant of the renowned MK12 platform. Drawing on the expertise of Monty LeClair, a 20-year SEAL sniper, the process involves using a 12.5-inch barrel, reduced buffer tube and stock, a PRI top rail, and a Trajectory Arms Ops Inc. style suppressor. The focus is on replicating the precision and aesthetic of the original MK12 in a more manageable size.

This video provides a visual and practical demonstration of a GWOT-era MK18 Mod 1 clone, highlighting its components and operational capabilities. The content showcases proficient weapon manipulation, including semi-automatic, rapid-fire, and full-auto engagements, alongside a tactical magazine change. The focus is on demonstrating the firearm's performance and the shooter's control in a live-fire scenario.

This video investigates whether the new DPMS Kitty Kat is a faithful reproduction of the original, comparing external and internal features. The presenter examines barrel length, handguard style, and receiver types, referencing historical DPMS catalogs to determine the existence of an original A1 Kitty Cat model. Key differences in barrel length, handguard construction, and internal specifications like feed ramps and twist rates are highlighted.

This video explores the Dissipator AR-15 platform, detailing how to build clone-correct versions, including the North Hollywood bank heist replica. It highlights the advantages of fixed A2 iron sights for reliability and introduces two distinct Dissipator builds: a bone-stock mid-length gas system example and a highly modified rifle-length gas system build with premium internal components. The discussion emphasizes the tactile feel and functional benefits of the Dissipator configuration, particularly its long sight radius and suitability for iron sight shooting.

This review of the H&R 723, a modern clone of the Colt 723, highlights its historical significance as a rifle used by Delta Force operators. The video details its clone-correct features, including a 14.7-inch barrel with a pinned A2 flash hider, C7-style upper receiver, and A2 lower receiver. Accuracy testing with various ammunition types is presented, along with observations on its lightweight profile, reliability, and a slightly harsh recoil due to its weight and stock design.

LM Ironwerks unveils their clone-correct PP-19 Bizon at Shot Show 2025, emphasizing its unique receiver construction and helical magazines. The firearm is built to be as accurate as possible to the original Russian design, incorporating specific features like a modified KP9 receiver and custom-made components. Availability is slated for the following week with an estimated price point around $300.

This video provides an in-depth look at a highly accurate and historically significant Navy SEAL Recce Rifle, a clone of the Mk 12 program rifle. The host, identified as a high-level collector and subject matter expert on military small arms, details the premium components that contribute to its substantial $16,000 price tag, emphasizing the provenance of several US Navy-sourced parts. The discussion highlights the rifle's historical context, its role in special operations, and the meticulous attention to detail required for a 'clone-correct' build.

This guide details the construction of a semi-automatic M27 Infantry Automatic Rifle (IAR) clone. It covers the assembly of the upper receiver using a Brownells BRN-4, the lower receiver from Bad Attitude Department with custom markings, and the installation of clone-correct accessories like the Trijicon VCOG and LA5 clone. The build emphasizes achieving a clone-correct appearance while adhering to semi-automatic civilian legal requirements.

This YouTube Short, titled "Clone Correct Optics #shorts #clone," focuses on firearm optics, specifically in the context of "clone correct" builds. The description mentions "Last Shot AZ" and "Mantis" with a discount code "OUTLAW," suggesting a review or promotion of these brands or products. Links to the creator's Instagram and Patreon are also provided. The video likely showcases optics that are historically or aesthetically accurate for specific firearm clones.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Daniel Defense Mk12 rifle paired with the Allen Engineering AEM5 suppressor. It delves into the Mk12's historical significance during the Global War on Terror, its versatility, and 'clone correct' build aspects. The review highlights key components like the Geissele trigger, Magpul furniture, Harris bipod, and Leupold optics, offering technical insights into its suppressed performance and gas system optimization.

This guide details the firing technique for a clone-correct Mk12 rifle, inspired by the movie 'Lone Survivor'. It emphasizes proper stance, sight acquisition, trigger control, and managing gas blowback, especially when suppressed. The build features authentic Knight's Armament and Allen Engineering components, offering a glimpse into a sought-after military-inspired configuration.

This video provides an unboxing and first impressions of the FB Radom Beryl 5.56, Poland's current service rifle. The presenter highlights its 5.56x45mm NATO chambering, 18-inch barrel, and its service history since 1996. Specific attention is given to the Wz. 96C variant, including the Archer rail, telescopic stock, and a cheek riser modification to address a common complaint about the original design's low sight height. The presenter notes its AK-47-like appearance but emphasizes its distinct 5.56 build and compatibility with AK-5.56 magazines.