Videos tagged with DMR Build

This video provides a comprehensive guide to building a 16-inch LMT MARS-H rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, configured as a Designated Marksman Rifle (DMR). The build process covers lower receiver assembly, buffer system configuration specific to the MARS-H, upper receiver and barrel installation, muzzle device and suppressor mounting, and accessory integration. The instructor, Caleb from Brownells, details the parts and techniques required, emphasizing specific component choices and their rationale.

This guide details the process of zeroing and testing the accuracy of a Palmetto State Armory M110 Clone (Saber 10) rifle, configured with a Nightforce NX8 optic and Griffin Armament suppressor. The expert demonstrates achieving impressive sub-minute of angle groups using standard .308 Ball ammunition, highlighting the rifle's potential for precision shooting. The process involves careful adjustment of the optic and gas system to optimize performance.

This video discusses AR-15 furniture options for an 'audiencebuilt AR project'. It presents three choices for stocks and grips: a B5 furniture kit (stock and grip), an SB Tactical brace paired with a Magpul K2+ grip for a pistol configuration, and a Magpul PRS stock with a Magpul K2 grip for a long-range DMR setup. Viewers are encouraged to vote for their preferred option in the comments.

This expert-level guide details the ground-up assembly of an H&K MR762A4, often referred to as the HK417, a potent 7.62x51mm NATO Designated Marksman Rifle. The build covers lower receiver assembly, trigger and safety installation, buffer tube and stock fitting, BCG inspection, gas system and handguard integration, and precise optics mounting. The meticulous process, demonstrated with specialized tools and adherence to torque specifications, highlights the complexity and precision required for building a high-performance rifle.

This video details an affordable AR-10 .308 DMR build focused on longer-range capability without excessive cost. The presenter, Elliot Delp from Basement Operator, highlights the use of an Aero Precision M5 platform, an 18-inch barrel for a balance of ballistics and maneuverability, and a Dead Air Nomad-30 suppressor. The build incorporates a Swampfox Warhawk 2-10x scope with a Swampfox Kraken red dot for versatile engagement distances.

The video emphasizes building a firearm based on individual needs and intended use rather than strictly adhering to classifications like DMR or SPR. It encourages users to experiment with components, swap them out as needed, and ultimately decide on the classification themselves after finding a setup that works best for their specific situation and training.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory PA10 Gen3 in .308 Winchester evaluates its potential as a budget civilian DMR. The rifle features a 20-inch barrel, adjustable gas block, and a 15-inch M-LOK handguard. Testing with various ammunition types revealed that Federal Gold Medal Sierra Match King 168-grain ammunition yielded the best accuracy, achieving a 1.5-inch group at 100 yards under windy conditions. The rifle demonstrated reliability with zero malfunctions throughout the testing, successfully engaging a steel target at 330 yards.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases a Vortex Venom 3-15x44 optic mounted on an Icon Defense rifle, described as a DMR-inspired build. The title highlights the "clear glass" of the optic. The description also includes links to the creator's merchandise, eye and ear protection, social media, and a disclaimer about responsible firearm use and affiliate links. The content appears to be a brief visual showcase of the firearm setup.

This build focuses on creating a capable 6.5 Creedmoor AR-10 platform using a Criterion 18-inch barrel. Key components include an Aero M5 upper, Atlas S1 handguard, and a Rifle Speed adjustable gas block for tuning. The build emphasizes accuracy and general-purpose application, suitable for DMR roles, with velocities out of the 18-inch barrel being a significant advantage over shorter configurations.

This video showcases a custom 5.56x45mm DMR (Designated Marksman Rifle) built by Icon Defense, a company founded by industry veterans Mike Miller and Rick Olsen. The rifle features various high-quality components including Icon Defense's upper, lower, BCG, barrel, and brake, paired with Magpul furniture (K2+ grip, ESK 45 degree safety, bipod, PRS stock), a RifleSpeed adjustable gas system, and a BlackoutDefense 4.5 lb. Zero trigger. Optics include a Vortex Optics Venom 3-15x44 FFP and a Defender ST on a 45-degree mount. The build is praised for its sub-MOA accuracy and flat shooting characteristics, despite being loud.

This review of the Argos Ordnance A115 SPR highlights its impressive build quality, ergonomics, and feature set, positioning it as a strong contender against premium brands. While accuracy is good, particularly with 69-grain ammunition, further tuning could yield sub-MOA results. The rifle offers significant value for its price point, especially when configured for DMR applications.

This video features a "Sinistral Sunday" episode from InRange TV, showcasing a retro DMR (Designated Marksman Rifle) build centered around the Armson ACS-21 combat optical sight. The ACS-21 is presented as a competitor to the ACOG. The content focuses on testing and evaluating this optic in a DMR configuration, aiming to provide a retro-themed firearm review and range test.