Videos tagged with Lightweight Carbine

This review covers the Smith & Wesson FPC carbine in 5.7x28mm, highlighting its lightweight polymer construction, folding capability, and compatibility with the M&P 5.7 pistol. The video details its features, including a 22-round magazine capacity with a rear mag caddy for two additional magazines, a 16.75-inch barrel, and M-LOK handguard. It also provides a comprehensive guide to its disassembly and reassembly process, noting differences from other FPC models.

This review of the Rossi Lightweight Carbine (LWC) highlights its design as an affordable, simple option for hunting and plinking, stemming from the Brawler handgun. It features a suppressor-ready barrel with 5/8x24 TPI threads and is available in various calibers including 5.56 NATO, .357 Magnum, .350 Legend, .410 bore, .45 Colt, and .300 Blackout. The carbine's lightweight design (just over 5 lbs) and 16.5-inch barrel make it easily portable and suitable for new shooters.

This review covers the Rossi LWC lightweight carbine in .357/.38 Special. The firearm features a 16.5-inch threaded barrel, a brake barrel action, and a closed breach design, making it an excellent suppressor host. Its affordable MSRP of around $300 and ergonomic stock are highlighted as key benefits for hunting and plinking.

This review of the Extar EP9 pistol caliber carbine (PCC) highlights its exceptional value and performance, especially for budget-conscious buyers and new firearm owners. Despite initial concerns about its all-polymer construction and Glock magazine compatibility, the EP9 proved to be incredibly reliable over 1500+ rounds, functioning flawlessly with various magazines and ammunition types, including suppressed use. The reviewer emphasizes its lightweight design, modularity with AR-15 components, and enjoyable shooting experience, making it a strong contender for home defense, truck gun, or a first firearm.

This video reviews seven new .22 LR rifles for 2025, highlighting their tactical, technical, and versatile features. It covers AR-style trainers, precision bolt actions, and modern takes on classic designs, emphasizing their suitability for training, plinking, and competition. The presenter notes the significant advancements in rimfire technology, making .22 LR a legitimate training tool and precision platform.

This entry details the G33/40 Mauser carbine, specifically engineered for German Gebirgsjäger (mountain troops) during WWII. It highlights the rifle's lighter weight and smaller dimensions compared to the K98k, achieved through features like a hollowed bolt handle and shorter barrel. The content emphasizes the trade-off of reduced weight for increased felt recoil and notes its production at Waffenwerke Brunn under the 'dot' factory code. The information is presented with high authority from the "Administrative Results" channel, known for its historical and tactical firearm content.

The Rossi LWC (Lightweight Carbine) is a compact, single-shot break-action firearm designed for portability and versatility. It offers a range of chamberings suitable for various applications, from hunting to self-defense, and features a tool-free disassembly system for easy transport and maintenance. Its polymer construction contributes to its light weight, while the steel receiver ensures durability.

This guide details the assembly of a lightweight, simple AR-15 carbine, the Munitionworks Fixie LT, focusing on weight savings and portability. It covers barrel and muzzle device selection for NFA compliance, handguard installation, and accessory mounting. The guide also includes troubleshooting buffer and spring combinations for optimal reliability, as advised by an experienced reviewer.

This review of the H&R 723, a modern clone of the Colt 723, highlights its historical significance as a rifle used by Delta Force operators. The video details its clone-correct features, including a 14.7-inch barrel with a pinned A2 flash hider, C7-style upper receiver, and A2 lower receiver. Accuracy testing with various ammunition types is presented, along with observations on its lightweight profile, reliability, and a slightly harsh recoil due to its weight and stock design.

This video offers first impressions of the Kel-Tec SU16CA, highlighting its lightweight, foldable design and its status as a featureless rifle in California. While acknowledging its fun factor and affordability, the review points out drawbacks like rough polymer finishing, a sticky magazine release, and a poor-quality bipod. The SU16CA is presented as a utilitarian and inexpensive option for plinking or ranch use, capable of acceptable practical accuracy.

This guide details the setup and handling of a customized Bravo Company (BCM) carbine, drawing parallels to the Toyota Tacoma for its reliability and straightforward performance. The video highlights the rifle's lightweight design and ease of manipulation, suitable for users seeking an effective, customizable platform. Instruction comes from an industry expert, emphasizing practical application and performance on an outdoor range.

This review of the Extar EP9 9mm carbine highlights its impressive value for under $500. Expert reviewer sootch00, known for detailed analysis, demonstrates its lightweight polymer construction, Glock magazine compatibility, and surprisingly soft recoil. The review covers design, controls, AR-15 parts compatibility, and range performance, concluding it's an excellent option for home defense and range use despite its extensive polymer build.