Videos tagged with Desert Testing

This video provides an add-on review to a previous CMMG MKG Guard 9mm PCC review, focusing on the CMMG Resolute PCC chambered in .45 ACP. The reviewer discusses the drawbacks of choosing .45 ACP due to ammunition cost and highlights the CMMG's innovative radial bolt carrier group, contrasting it with simpler blowback systems. The video includes desert testing results and mentions various gear, including StrongSuit gloves, 3M ear muffs, a Holosun 503C optic, B5 Systems furniture, Victorinox watches, BOG shooting accessories, Bestechman knives, and various novelty items. The reviewer questions if the innovative BCG justifies the high price point.

The Diamondback DB10 in 6.5 Creedmoor offers impressive sub-MOA accuracy and reliable performance, especially for its estimated $1,100 street price. Its 20-inch fluted barrel and quality receivers make it a strong contender for marksman roles, rivaling more expensive platforms. While furniture is a minor compromise, the core components deliver high value.

The Schrade SCHF52 Frontier survival knife offers exceptional value at around $46, excelling in heavy-duty field testing. Its 1095 high-carbon steel provides toughness and edge retention, though it requires care to prevent rust. The G10 handle is an ergonomic improvement over previous models, and the included ballistic nylon sheath comes with a fire steel and sharpener, making it a highly recommended budget survival tool.

This video details a catastrophic failure of the Sig MCX during long-term field testing in high desert conditions. A dual recoil spring assembly failed, with one spring popping out and locking the action. The speaker critiques the plastic retention cup design and compares the MCX's failure to the reliability of a standard DI AR-15 tested under the same conditions.

Nutnfancy conducts an "Assault Exercise" with the IWI Tavor SAR bullpup rifle in a rugged desert environment. Joined by his crew, PFIDude and "Black Army Dude," they engage in strenuous Run N' Gun drills, testing the rifle's combat effectiveness at distances ranging from 220 to 100 yards. The video highlights the rifle's performance under a challenging 20 mph crosswind, with hits confirmed on an ActionTarget steel torso. The setup features an Eotech XPS2 sight, described as ideal for this type of engagement. The session concludes with pistol work, emphasizing the physically demanding yet enjoyable nature of the exercise and offering distinct impressions of the Americanized Tavor. The video also promotes the sale of music CDs and signed TAVOR shell casings.