Videos tagged with IAR

This YouTube video title poses a question comparing "Team IAR" (likely referring to Individual Action Rifles like AR-15s) with "team belt-fed," suggesting a comparison between standard automatic rifles and crew-served or heavier automatic weapons. The content likely delves into the advantages, disadvantages, and potential use cases of each platform, possibly in a tactical or practical shooting context. It invites viewer participation to decide which 'team' they would align with.

This video details the civilian autorifleman role, adapting USMC doctrine for semi-automatic platforms like the AR-15. It emphasizes the PICMDEEP principles for effective suppression, including deploying in pairs for mutual support, utilizing interlocking fields of fire, and coordinating fire with lateral limits. The content also covers advanced concepts like defilade, enfilade fire, and economical ammunition usage through alternating bursts.

This video showcases the Colt IAR rifle, notable for its use of a PMag D-60 drum magazine and firing in full-auto. The description includes affiliate links for various shooting accessories like earmuffs, rests, and cleaning gear, as well as discount codes for firearm brands such as Centurion and Fort Scott Ammunition. It also provides links to donate to the Small Arms Solutions (SAS) channel and their Patreon page, alongside social media and website links for SAS.

This video explores the utility of semi-automatic belt-fed firearms, using the M249 SAW Para as a primary example. It delves into the technical challenges of converting full-auto belt-feds to semi-auto, primarily due to ATF regulations requiring closed-bolt operation. The discussion covers the pros (ammunition capacity) and cons (reliability issues, cost, weight, trigger pull, parts availability) of these firearms, contrasting them with alternatives like the AR-15 platform configured as an IAR or the RPK, which are deemed more practical for serious use.