Videos tagged with G3

This guide details the operation of a PTR-91 battle rifle, a G3 clone, based on a demonstration by a proficient shooter. It covers loading, chambering a round using the 'HK slap' technique, and engaging multiple steel targets with controlled rapid fire. The video highlights the use of Magtech .308 ammunition, a Holosun optic, and Magpul gloves, emphasizing efficient weapon manipulation and recoil management in an outdoor range setting.

This video provides a critical, in-depth technical audit of PTR Industries firearms, comparing them to original Heckler & Koch (H&K) models. The analysis, featuring a professional gunsmith, highlights significant quality control issues in modern PTR production, including manufacturing defects like MIM part failures and misaligned components, contrasting them with the historical quality of early PTR builds and original H&K firearms. The assessment suggests that the value proposition of PTR as a budget H&K alternative is now questionable due to these manufacturing concerns.

This entry synthesizes expert insights from Ian McCollum on the definition and characteristics of battle rifles. It clarifies the distinction between full-power and intermediate cartridges, discusses the practicality of full-auto fire and SBR configurations for battle rifles, and touches upon historical examples and modern trends like the XM7. McCollum's extensive knowledge, evidenced by his book 'Battle Rifles of NATO,' provides a historically grounded and analytical perspective.

This guide details the operation and firing sequence for the HK91 (G3) rifle, emphasizing safe handling and the iconic 'HK slap' charging technique. It covers magazine insertion, chambering a round, engaging the safety, and live fire. The instruction comes from a demonstrative and focused speaker with high authority, showcasing familiarity with the platform's controls and safe muzzle discipline.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Estonian AK4 TP, a modernized G3 rifle configured as a Designated Marksman Rifle (DMR). Instructor Ian McCollum details the modifications made by the Estonian Defense Forces, including the addition of a four-power Hensel scope, a Magpul buttstock, and a VersaPod bipod. The video highlights the rifle's Swedish origins and its role in Estonian military service.

This guide details the modernization process for the Estonian AK4 TP, a G3 variant repurposed as a Designated Marksman Rifle. The process involves adding a Picatinny rail for a Versa-Pod bipod, installing a Magpul adjustable stock, and fitting a Hensoldt 4x optic. These upgrades enhance the rifle's ergonomics and suitability for precision roles, building upon its original Swedish AK4 (G3) heritage.

This video appears to showcase three distinct firearms: the G3 rifle, the iconic 1873 Peacemaker revolver (also referred to as Taylor's & Co Single Action 45), and the Typhoon F12 shotgun. The PTR GI designation suggests a possible connection to the PTR 91, a variant of the G3. The inclusion of specific models and manufacturers indicates a focus on the firearms themselves, likely for a review, comparison, or range demonstration.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Swedish AK4 rifle, a variant of the German G3. Expert Ian McCollum details its unique Swedish modifications, including a heavier recoil buffer, a serrated bolt carrier thumb pad, and an ejection port buffer for brass preservation. The AK4 was adopted to replace older Swedish bolt-action and semi-automatic rifles, with significantly higher durability requirements than the standard G3.

This guide details the operation of the PTR GI rifle, a G3 clone, focusing on proper magazine loading, weapon manipulation, and live fire techniques. The demonstration emphasizes controlled firing from a stable position, highlighting the rifle's cycling action and the use of its iron sights. Instruction is provided by Misha, demonstrating a high level of expertise.

This video explores two unique Burmese-produced variants of the Heckler & Koch G3 rifle: the BA-64 and the BA-72 carbine. Ian McCollum details their historical context, production origins through a deal with Fritz Werner, and specific modifications made for Burmese military use. The presentation highlights the distinct features of each variant, including markings and design adaptations for local soldiers.

This guide details the modifications made to Burmese G3 rifles to create the BA/72 carbine variant. Expert instruction highlights the shortening of the butt stock, receiver, barrel, and handguard, providing precise measurements for each. The video showcases the distinct Burmese markings and selector switches found on these unique firearms.

This video showcases a G3 rifle chambered in 7.62mm, equipped with a Gideon Granite red dot optic. The description emphasizes that the content is for informational purposes only, filmed by professionals in a safe environment at a private gun range. It explicitly states the weapon is an unmodified semi-automatic rifle with a 20-round magazine, promoting safe and responsible shooting practices.