Videos tagged with M16 A2

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of the M16 A2 rifle, often called the 'poster car' of the AR-15 platform. KLAYCO47, an established firearms content creator, showcases proficient handling, live fire drills from various positions, and the use of period-correct optics like the Trijicon Reflex sight. The content highlights classic ergonomics and the functional aspects of the M16 A2, emphasizing safe firearm practices.

This video explores the M16 A2 as a quintessential retro AR-15 for millennials, highlighting its nostalgic appeal and classic features. The presenter showcases a Rock River Arms M16 A2 clone with specific upgrades like a heavy barrel, a competition two-stage trigger, and a rubberized grip. The video also details the installation and zeroing of a Trijicon RX01 optic on a goose neck carry handle mount, emphasizing the enduring charm and shootability of these classic platforms.

This video reviews a Del-Ton 20" A2 5.56 NATO rifle paired with a Palmetto State Armory lower and a Beretta 92FS 9mm pistol. The pairing is based on their adoption by the US military around the mid-1980s, marking a transition period. The reviewer discusses the rifle's setup, including its A2 style features and a 20-inch barrel ideal for 5.56 NATO, while noting issues with steel-cased ammunition. The Beretta 92FS is highlighted for its similarity to the military M9 and its double-to-single action capability.

This video reviews the Bear Creek Arsenal M16 A2/A3/A4 clone build, highlighting it as the cheapest "civilian" option available at around $420. The builder details the parts list, including components from Bear Creek Arsenal, Anderson Manufacturing, UTG, Armaspec, and Strike Industries. The rifle is shown to function reliably with 1000 rounds fired, split between steel and brass casings, with good performance from the iron sights out to 300 yards. The reviewer expresses satisfaction with the budget M16 clone's performance and ergonomics, while acknowledging the debate over its exact designation as A2, A3, or A4.