Videos tagged with M14 Magazines

This video, hosted by Johnny B and featuring Paul Harrell, delves into various memes and touches upon firearm-related topics, including a segment on Check-Mate magazines. The discussion highlights the origin, warranty, compatibility, and manufacturing type of these magazines, emphasizing their American-made quality. While primarily entertainment-focused with a rapid-fire meme segment, it provides practical information for firearm owners regarding magazine sourcing and specifications.

This live Q&A session from Small Arms Solutions covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. The instructor, with apparent deep knowledge, addresses questions on BCG finishes, muzzle device installation, cartridge case materials, rifle compatibility with specific ammunition, firearm maintenance, and preferred firearms for various roles. He also discusses the quality of various manufacturers like PSA, Centurion Arms, and Armalite, offering detailed insights based on extensive testing and experience. The session highlights the importance of proper firearm design, material selection, and maintenance for reliability and performance.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Armalite AR-10B, a retro-styled rifle manufactured in the late 1990s. Ian McCollum details its historical context, design choices influenced by the original AR-10 and legal restrictions like the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban, and technical specifications including its use of modified M14 magazines. The analysis highlights the rifle's unique features and its place in AR-platform evolution.

Joe Kurtenbach of American Rifleman provides an expert review of the Mossberg MVP LR Tactical bolt-action rifle, highlighting its innovative magazine system compatible with SR-25 and M14 magazines. The review details its tactical features, including a medium contour bull barrel, adjustable stock, and Picatinny rail, and discusses its suitability for long-range applications and field use, even for hunting large game like elk.

This video reviews the Blue Force Gear 10 Speed Chest Rig, highlighting its extremely lightweight design (under 9 oz) and unique elastic magazine pouches that offer flexibility for various items. The reviewer demonstrates its capacity for 5.56 magazines, its ability to hold an Airsoft grenade and even a pistol (though without dedicated retention), and a rear pocket for maps or intel. The rig is praised for its low profile, durability due to high-density elastic, USA manufacturing, and lifetime warranty. It's recommended for those seeking a compact, lightweight, and low-profile chest rig.