Videos tagged with FM-15

This review compares alternative AR-15 charging systems, including the Bilson Arms pump-action, Brownells BRN-180, and Foxtrot Mike FM-15. Tests evaluated speed for loading, firing, and clearing malfunctions, with the Bilson Arms showing advantages in light primer strike scenarios and reduced gas blowback when suppressed. The Arken Optics EP8 1-8x LPVO is also highlighted as a cost-effective optic.

The Foxtrot Mike Ranch Rifle offers unique compatibility with Remington 870 stocks and bufferless AR-15 uppers like the FM-15 and BRN-180. It features an ambidextrous side-charging handle, a reversible push-button safety, and a distinctive bottom-pivoting trigger. While not compatible with Sig MCX or PSA Jakl uppers, its modularity and ergonomic considerations make it an interesting option for AR-15 enthusiasts.

This video provides a first look at the Foxtrot Mike FM-15, an AR-style rifle with notable features including a side-charging mechanism and a folding stock that allows firing in the folded position. The review delves into the rifle's internal components, highlighting innovative design choices for ruggedness and thoughtful engineering. It covers the upper receiver group, barrel, gas block (including adjustability for suppressed shooting), bolt carrier group, and the lower receiver with its stock adapter. The video also discusses pricing, availability, and concludes with viewer engagement. It specifically mentions the Rainier Arms exclusive version.

This video reviews the new and affordable Primary Arms SLx 1-10x28mm LPVO mounted on the unconventional Foxtrot Mike FM-15 Gen 2 rifle. The review highlights the unique features of the FM-15 in the AR-15 market and the value proposition of the Primary Arms optic. It encourages viewer support through Patreon and Utreon, and promotes various related resources like Modern Gun School and discount codes for Challenge Targets and OpticsPlanet. Community engagement is fostered through Discord and Twitch.

This YouTube video focuses on the FM Products FM-15, referred to as 'Black Rifle II' or 'America's Rifle'. It promotes pre-orders for the firearm and links to various accessories and cleaning kits from Otis Defense, as well as other tactical gear like a double rifle bag, earmuffs, and a rifle rest. The description also includes numerous discount codes for different brands like Centurion, Fort Scott Ammunition, Challenge Targets, Otis Tech, G96, and Manta Products. The channel's social media, website, and donation/Patreon pages are also provided, indicating a strong focus on firearm-related content and community support.

This YouTube video provides a review of the Foxtrot Mike FM-15 Gen 2 AR-15. It highlights the rifle's unique side-charging mechanism, which replaces the traditional rear charging handle and eliminates a reciprocating mass, resulting in a flatter shooting experience. The video also emphasizes the FM-15 Gen 2's design, which deviates from standard AR buffer tube configurations, opening up new possibilities for brace and stock attachments. The reviewer mentions sponsored content from True Shot Gun Club and Elite Tactical Systems (ETS), as well as personal recommendations for AXIL hearing protection, Blackout Coffee, Right To Bear 2A Insurance, and Gatorz sunglasses. The video concludes with standard YouTube channel promotion and a disclaimer regarding YouTube's advertising guidelines.

This video critically examines modern AR-15 variants and modifications, arguing against companies 'shoehorning' new operating systems into the platform. The speaker, Mac, highlights the Geissele Super Duty as a proper evolution of the direct impingement system, while critiquing piston-driven AR-15s like the PWS MK116 and Wolf A1 (T91) for adding unnecessary complexity. He also discusses the Colt 9mm Carbine and the bufferless FM-15 as departures from the standard AR-15 design. The video suggests that firearms like the B&T TP9 and SIG Virtus are better examples of purpose-built designs.

This video reviews the Foxtrot Mike FM-15, highlighting its innovative side-charging design in the crowded AR-15 market. The review focuses on the foldable carbine's features and functionality, positioning it as a potentially standout option. It also thanks the Texas Shooting Academy and promotes the channel's merchandise and other related AR-15 content. The video emphasizes its documentary, educational, and entertainment purpose, with a strong disclaimer about safe firearm handling and legal compliance.