Videos tagged with Green Mountain Barrel

This review of the Green Mountain 12.7" AR-15 barrel highlights its lightweight profile and budget-friendly nature, suitable for general use. While the barrel exhibits minimum spec chamber and throat dimensions, its performance is significantly hampered by an oversized gas port, leading to an overgassed system and poor shooting experience. Accuracy varied considerably with different ammunition types, with match-grade loads performing better than M193.

This video showcases a custom-built firearm referred to as 'The Josh Project.' The description highlights its construction using a new Green Mountain barrel and salvaged materials. Key modifications include a modified Small Siler lock with a Chambers improved tumbler, a lined, coned, and countersunk touch hole, and it is described as exceptionally fast and well-built. The firearm is chambered in .40 caliber.

This review by Pew Pew Tactical delves into the Atlantic Firearms Romanian RPK, a semi-automatic rifle built from Romanian MD64 parts kits by M13 Industries. It highlights the RPK's historical significance as a Soviet-era Squad Automatic Weapon, its design evolution from the RPD, and specific build details including a US-made Childers Guns receiver and Green Mountain barrel. The review covers its features, shooting experience, ergonomics, and California compliance options, positioning it as a desirable collectible for Combloc enthusiasts.

This review of the DDI AKM-47 by Rob Ski of AK Operators Union provides an in-depth look at its construction and features. Key highlights include the durable Fenocite finish, which enhances steel hardness and potentially barrel life, and the use of matching-number Hungarian parts kits. The review also addresses potential magazine fitment issues with certain surplus magazines due to tight receiver tolerances and notes specific compatibility considerations for aftermarket handguards due to unique trunnion dimensions.