Videos tagged with LWRCI SMG-45

This video provides an expert look at the LWRCI SMG-45, highlighting its unique short recoil operating system and AR-15 compatibility for triggers and grips. The hosts, with high authority, demonstrate its features, including the SB Tactical folding brace and the potential for optic mounting with co-witnessed iron sights. It's presented as a modern alternative to the H&K UMP-45.

This review of the LWRCI SMG-45 in .45 ACP highlights significant accuracy issues and initial reliability problems, despite its premium fit and finish and comfortable ergonomics. While the firearm was eventually made reliable after factory service, its accuracy remained a concern, with groups averaging 3.5 inches at 25 yards post-repair. The reviewer suggests it's best suited as a range toy rather than a defensive firearm due to these limitations.

The LWRCI SMG 45 is a 45 ACP pistol caliber platform designed as an update to aging submachine gun designs. It incorporates many AR-15 components, including an aluminum receiver, AR-15 style takedown pins, grip, trigger guard, trigger, and safety. The firearm features a short recoil action for reduced recoil and vibration, an 8.5-inch cold hammer-forged barrel threaded for suppressors, and ambidextrous controls. It comes equipped with Magpul MBUS Pro backup sights and an SV Tactical brace.

This video provides an overview of the LWRCI SMG 45 pistol caliber carbine, presented at Industry Day at the Range ahead of SHOT Show 2020. The firearm is chambered in .45 ACP and features fully ambidextrous controls, including the cocking piece, bolt release, and magazine release. It is available with a folding brace, making it suitable for civilian semi-automatic use. The presenter highlights its smooth shooting characteristics.

This YouTube video introduces the LWRCI SMG-45 semi-automatic pistol. The description highlights its upcoming availability on the civilian market in early 2017. The content focuses on showcasing the features and specifications of this particular firearm model from LWRCI.