Videos tagged with DPMS Panther Arms

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 analyzes the FBI's findings regarding the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, focusing on the firearm used and how the perpetrator accessed the rooftop. The speaker expresses skepticism about the time it took for authorities to determine the rifle was disassembled to fit into a backpack, highlighting the common knowledge within the firearms community about such modifications for concealment. The discussion touches on the specific rifle model and its features, contrasting media portrayals with practical firearm understanding.

This video analyzes the wound sustained by former President Trump, comparing it to the ballistics of a DPMS Panther Arms AR-15 chambered in .223/5.56. The instructor demonstrates how this specific rifle and caliber, with its 1:8 twist rate, fires a stable bullet that creates a relatively small, direct wound channel, contrasting with assumptions of larger, tumbling wound effects. The analysis aims to debunk speculation by showing the wound is consistent with a direct impact from this type of ammunition.

This video analyzes the wound sustained by former President Trump, comparing it to the ballistics of a 2013 DPMS Panther Arms AR-15 chambered in .223/5.56. The instructor demonstrates how this specific rifle and caliber, with its 1:8 inch twist rate and 16-inch barrel, fires a direct, non-tumbling projectile that creates a wound consistent with the observed ear injury, debunking claims of shrapnel. The analysis highlights the difference in wound effects between thin tissue and denser materials.

This video features a GUNBROS staff member performing a blind ranking of several prominent gun manufacturers, including Tippmann Arms, Daniel Defense, DPMS Panther Arms, Canik, and Ruger. The ranking is based on the speaker's subjective opinion and market positioning, offering insights into brand perception within the firearms community. The speaker also provides a post-ranking re-evaluation of his choices.

This guide details the construction and historical context of an AR-15 clone approximating the DPMS RFA2 Kitty Kat, a rare short-barreled rifle from the early 2000s. Expert insights cover its original CQB purpose, DPMS model variants, and the unique shooting characteristics of its 7-inch barrel. The video also touches on modern caliber alternatives and the nostalgic appeal of this niche firearm for collectors of tactical history.

PJ Smith of the new DPMS Panther Arms discusses their return to market, focusing on nostalgic AR-15 platforms like the 'Kitty Cat' and 'CAR-15' alongside modernized AK variants. DPMS emphasizes American-made quality, affordable pricing, and distribution through local FFLs, with plans for new product announcements at Shot Show. They also offer support for owners of older DPMS firearms.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the DPMS Anvil AK47 chambered in 7.62x39, featuring a unique nutmeg wood grain finish and a triangle side-folding stock. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, conducts a thorough examination, including a safety check, and shares initial impressions of the rifle's aesthetics and ergonomics. The review progresses to live-fire testing with Tula ammunition, detailing performance, accuracy with iron sights, and reliability over multiple magazines. Sturrup expresses significant satisfaction with the rifle's accuracy and overall performance, especially considering DPMS's primary focus on AR platforms.

This video features a DPMS Panther Arms rifle being shot, with an EOTech clone optic mounted. The description highlights the use of the EOTech and its magnifier. The video also includes a link to a Patreon page for 'Guns of the World'. Based on the title and description, the content focuses on shooting a specific rifle model with a notable optic.

Luth-AR, founded by Randy Luth (founder of DPMS Panther Arms), is expanding beyond its popular adjustable buttstocks (MBA-1 and MBA-3) into manufacturing high-quality, American-made AR-15 parts and components. The company emphasizes innovation and aims to dominate the market with new designs, including a thicker pistol grip designed for better hand fill and maneuverability. Luth-AR continues to build on its legacy of firearm innovation.

This guide details the process of crowning and chamfering a firearm's muzzle, crucial steps for improving accuracy and protecting the barrel. It covers tool selection, the re-crowning process for damaged muzzles, and finishing techniques using lapping compounds. The instruction emphasizes the importance of a smooth transition for consistent bullet flight and gas distribution, as explained by a Brownells gunsmith.

This video showcases a "Trench Warfare" drill from 2014, featuring Matt Skutnik from Smith & Wesson. The drill emphasizes revolvers, with specific mention of the Smith & Wesson MP9 (likely an M&P 9) equipped with a red dot sight, and a .357 Magnum Model 66 on a K frame. Mike Jardine, another participant, is also highlighted. The description suggests a focus on capable firearms during these outings.