Videos tagged with HK 91

The 1911 Syndicate crew embarks on a hunt for high-end and rare firearms in Chicago, visiting Northshore Sports Club and GAT Guns. They examine a wide array of pieces, from modern 'Gucci' pistols and a prototype coilgun to historical rifles and revolvers, showcasing advanced knowledge of firearm craftsmanship and market value. The expedition highlights the surprising quality and availability of unique firearms in the Chicago market.

This guide details the fundamental operation of the HK-91/G3 rifle platform, including safe loading procedures and the characteristic 'HK Slap'. It highlights the function of the fluted chamber and the use of aftermarket optics like the Trijicon ACOG. The instruction is delivered with high authority, demonstrating clear proficiency.

This guide details the operation and firing of the HK 91 rifle, drawing from expert demonstration. It covers visual inspection, loading with a 20-round magazine, the iconic 'HK slap' for chambering a round, and engaging targets with a focus on controlled fire and safe handling. The video highlights the rifle's roller-delayed blowback action through slow-motion analysis of bolt cycling and brass ejection.

This guide details the disassembly and failure analysis of the PTR 51P PDW, a civilian variant of the Fleming Firearms 51K. It covers identifying common malfunctions like double feeds and broken hammers, performing repairs with aftermarket parts, and assessing internal damage caused by severe recoil. The analysis highlights potential factory assembly issues and the challenges of managing .308 caliber recoil in a short-barreled platform.

This entry details the Heckler & Koch HK 41, a semi-automatic rifle developed for West German army reservists. It explains the rifle's origins, its distinction from the G3 and HK 91, and the legal modifications required for US import. The HK 41's rarity and specific features, including its caliber and potential optics, are highlighted, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts and collectors.

This video from MK3 Firearms demonstrates a single-stage trigger job for the HK 94, 93, and 91 firearm families, including their clones. The custom gunsmithing shop, based in Las Vegas, Nevada, provides their contact information for price quotes and custom build inquiries. They also highlight their presence on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

This guide details the process of shooting the PTR 91, focusing on its reliability and unique shooting characteristics. The video highlights the rifle's performance with various .308 ammunition types, demonstrating 100% reliability. The speaker, an experienced firearm reviewer, emphasizes the enjoyable and soft recoil impulse attributed to the roller-delayed blowback system, making it a favorite battle rifle.

This video provides an expert-level review of HK 91 clones, featuring insights from a firearms instructor with deep knowledge of the roller-delayed blowback platform. It critically analyzes the Zenith Z41, PTR 101, and Century C308, offering detailed comparisons on manufacturing quality, reliability, and value, ultimately recommending the PTR 101 for its balance of price and performance.

This PTR 91 review highlights significant drawbacks compared to modern AR-10 platforms, including excessive weight (9 lbs 5 oz naked), a loose flash hider, and a poorly fitting handguard. Accuracy was mediocre at 2-3 MOA, and reliability issues arose, with the stock cracking after only 200 rounds. While aesthetically appealing for collectors of the HK G3 design, it's not recommended as a primary defensive rifle.

This guide details the manual of arms and firing techniques for the Heckler & Koch HK 91 (G3) rifle, as demonstrated by a firearms enthusiast. It covers magazine insertion, the distinctive 'HK slap' for chambering a round, proper firing technique, and stable shooting positions using a bipod, including vehicle-mounted scenarios. The instruction emphasizes correct manipulation and platform familiarity.

This TFB TV video, featuring an expert speaker with deep knowledge of US import laws and international service rifle history, details firearms banned from import into the USA under the 1989 George Bush executive order. It covers specific models like the FN FNC, Valmet RK series, Daewoo K1A1, Beretta AR70, and various Heckler & Koch roller-delayed firearms, explaining the 'non-sporting' clause rationale.

This guide details the technique for firing the HK-91 machine gun in full-auto, as demonstrated by experienced shooters. It covers the 'HK slap' for chambering a round and emphasizes proper grip and stance for controlling the weapon's power during sustained fire. The demonstration highlights the effectiveness of the 7.62 NATO caliber on steel targets.