Videos tagged with DPMS Anvil

This review of the DPMS Anvil AK highlights its US-made origin, theorizing it's a Palmetto State Armory product under a different brand to reach different retailers. The presenter details its features, including plum furniture and an optics rail, and performs a field strip. Concerns are raised about magazine compatibility with certain aftermarket magazines, specifically US Palm and Yugoslav surplus mags, while noting it accepts PSA and PMAGs with some effort.

This YouTube Short addresses a potential fitment issue with DPMS Anvil magazines. The video aims to help viewers identify and resolve problems when magazines don't properly seat or function within DPMS Anvil firearms. It's a quick, problem-solving focused content piece for owners experiencing this specific problem.

This video demonstrates how sand contamination can cause trigger malfunctions, specifically a failure to reset, in an AK-pattern rifle. The instructor details the process of diagnosing the issue, safely disassembling the firearm, cleaning the internal mechanisms, and performing a function check to ensure proper operation. The demonstration highlights the importance of maintaining a clean firearm, as even a single grain of sand can lead to stoppages.

This review of the DPMS Anvil AK-pattern rifle, presented by AK Operators Union, highlights its similarities to Palmetto State Armory (PSA) products, as DPMS is owned by PSA. The rifle features a forged trunnion and bolt carrier, a 4150 nitride barrel, and plum furniture. Initial range tests indicate it functions reliably with various magazines and ammunition types, though the recoil is noted as snappy. The reviewer plans further torture tests and accuracy evaluations in subsequent episodes.