Videos tagged with Heat Endurance

This guide outlines the procedure for conducting a firearm endurance test, specifically the 'meltdown' test on the CMMG Mk47 Mutant, as demonstrated by Iraqveteran8888. It details the setup, execution, monitoring, and analysis of high-volume fire to determine component failure points. The test highlights the importance of monitoring heat buildup and documents specific failures like magazine feed lips and gas tube integrity, providing valuable data for firearm enthusiasts and professionals.

This video documents the fifth and final stage of the IDARM 2017 match, featuring the M1 Garand rifle. The stage was described as the longest and most difficult, involving bounding through barrels to engage paper targets at approximately 10-15 yards and steel plates at 75 yards, followed by prone shooting at a rifle spinner 75 yards away. The extreme heat (110-113 degrees Fahrenheit) significantly impacted shooter performance, causing wobble and missed shots, even for experienced competitors. The M1 Garand proved reliable and effective, with its reload speed being a notable advantage.