Videos tagged with Estonian Military

This video reviews the LMT Defense Rahi rifle, highlighting its monolithic upper receiver for enhanced accuracy and stability, ambidextrous controls, and robust construction designed for full-auto fire. The presenter also demonstrates the LMT Defense 40mm grenade launcher, discussing its civilian legal acquisition with proper NFA paperwork and tax stamps. The review emphasizes the rifle's durability and potential for long-term ownership.

This guide details the installation of the Brügger & Thomet optics mount system on an M14 rifle, specifically for the M14 TP2 variant. It covers replacing the stripper clip guide with a dovetail bracket and mounting a Schmidt & Bender PM2 scope. The process emphasizes stability and proper eye relief for enhanced sniper rifle performance.

This guide details the disassembly and bipod attachment for the Estonian M14 TP sniper rifle, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the removal of unique security screws, identification of internal recoil lugs, and the operation of the bipod's wire loop locking mechanism. The process highlights the rifle's specific construction and modifications.

This video provides an in-depth look at the LMT family of weapons procured by the Estonian military, focusing on their unique external piston operating system. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, details the three primary rifle configurations: a 14.3-inch infantry rifle, a 12-inch carbine, and a 16-inch .308 DMR. Key features highlighted include the adjustable gas block, monolithic upper receivers, MARS ambidextrous lower receivers, and specific contract-driven modifications like the captive firing pin retaining pin and the 14.3-inch barrel length. The video emphasizes the modularity of the LMT MRP system, allowing for barrel swaps and adaptation to various roles from standard infantry to Designated Marksman.

This live Q&A session from Small Arms Solutions covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. The instructor, demonstrating significant expertise, addresses issues with Sig AR pistols, discusses the Chris Vector's ergonomics, and analyzes the potential for 5.56mm round development. He also provides insights into the 300 Blackout cartridge, the PSA KS47's performance, and the Benelli M4 shotgun's combat-proven status. The discussion extends to ammunition quality, manufacturing challenges for retro AR parts, and the debate between nitriding and chrome lining for barrels.

This guide details how to replicate the Estonian military's LMT R20 service rifle configuration on a civilian model. It covers specific accessory choices like Holosun optics and Inforce lights, stock replacement, and attention to detail such as cable management. The build aims for clone correctness based on observed Estonian service rifles.