Videos tagged with Croatian Military

This video provides an in-depth review of the Springfield Armory Hellion 20-inch rifle, a commercial variant of the Croatian VHS. The presenter, with prior experience with the 16-inch version and the original VHS in Croatia, highlights the 20-inch model's advantages, including increased velocity and propellant burn. Key features discussed include its ambidextrous operation, adjustable stock and cheek weld, modular M-LOK handguard, and a short-stroke gas piston system with adjustable settings for normal and suppressed fire. The review also covers disassembly, reassembly, accuracy testing (1-inch group at 50 yards), and compares it favorably to other bullpup designs for its modularity and military pedigree.

This entry details the Springfield Hellion's 20-inch barrel variant, also known as the VHS-2D. Expert Ian McCollum highlights its military-grade features, including rifle grenade rings and a bayonet lug, making it closer to the standard Croatian military pattern. The video also demonstrates the rifle's modularity, specifically the swappable magazine well, and recommends the 20-inch version for enthusiasts seeking authenticity.

This guide details the disassembly and key features of the IM Metal VHS-1 prototype, a Tavor-based bullpup rifle. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates the two-pin disassembly, revealing its short-stroke gas piston system, dual recoil springs, and integrated grenade launcher. The video highlights design influences from the AR-180 and Tavor, as well as unique features like a FAMAS-style carry handle and a folding bipod.

This guide details a reliability test for the Springfield Hellion (VHS-2) bullpup rifle, focusing on its performance after submersion in mud and water. The test involves immersing the rifle, dragging it through muck, and then firing multiple magazines to assess its functionality in adverse conditions. It highlights the importance of firearm reliability in harsh environments and demonstrates a practical field test.

This guide details the tool-less field stripping of the HS Produkt VHS-F2 bullpup rifle, focusing on its innovative ambidextrous features. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates how to access the bolt carrier group and convert the ejection side using a unique canted cam pin. The process is designed for ease of maintenance in the field.