Videos tagged with M16A3

This guide details the process of converting an M16A1 lower receiver into an M16A3 configuration, a rifle primarily used by the US Navy. The key technical difference is the M16A3's full-auto fire control group (Safe-Semi-Auto) compared to the M16A2's three-round burst. The video highlights that FN Herstal manufactured many of these rifles for the Navy after Colt faced production issues.

This review of the PSA M16A4 clone highlights its historical significance as the final installment in the M16 family and its adoption by the US Marine Corps. The presenter discusses the evolution from the M16A1 to the A4, focusing on key changes like the detachable carry handle and the introduction of the quad rail for accessory mounting. While praising the rifle's consistent ejection and pleasant shooting experience, the review also points out ergonomic challenges related to the handguard and foregrip placement, contributing to a perceived front-heavy feel.

This guide details the construction of an M16A3 clone, specifically modeled after the 'overpowered' rifle featured in the video game Battlefield 3. It emphasizes using authentic or replica components like the P&S Products M5 RAS and Trijicon RX01 optic, and highlights the ballistic advantages of a 20-inch barrel for the 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge. The build reflects the significant influence video games have on modern firearm customization and hobbyist projects.

This live Q&A session from Small Arms Solutions covers a wide range of firearms-related topics, including specific rifle and pistol models, ammunition performance, legal compliance, and maintenance. The instructor provides expert insights on topics such as the M16A3's features, 922R compliance, the Hellion and Tavor bullpups, AR-15 component compatibility, and suppressor technology. Discussions also delve into barrel materials, buffer systems, and the pros and cons of different operating systems like direct impingement versus gas piston. The session highlights upcoming reviews for various firearms and accessories, offering practical advice for enthusiasts.

This live Q&A session from Small Arms Solutions covers a wide range of firearms topics. The instructor discusses the internal components of bolt carrier groups, the historical quality issues with Olympic Arms, and the differences between stainless steel and chrome-lined barrels. He also touches on the manufacturing practices of various AR-15 manufacturers like DPMS, Bushmaster, and Saber Defense, the pros and cons of different buffer systems, and recommendations for AR-15 optics. The discussion extends to the military's potential adoption of new combat rifles, the reliability of DPMS firearms, and the design philosophy behind Glock's grip angle. Additionally, the instructor addresses questions about specific calibers like 6.5 Grendel and 6.8 SPC, the effectiveness of Black Hills ammunition, and the best rifle for an apocalyptic scenario.

This guide, presented by Karl, a former USSF member, details the critical importance of proper sight alignment for improving rifle accuracy. It emphasizes that horizontal and vertical shot dispersion are often misattributed to trigger control and breathing, respectively, when the true cause is incorrect sight alignment. By focusing on centering the front sight post within the rear aperture and maintaining consistent head placement, shooters can significantly tighten their groups.

This video provides shooting impressions of the Stag Arms Model 4, which is styled after the M16A3. The content focuses on the user's experience with the firearm during shooting. The description also directs viewers to the creators' Facebook page and blog for further information and offers merchandise for channel support.

This video features an unboxing and field stripping of the Stag Arms Model 4 rifle. The presenter, Graham, draws a comparison to the M16A3 he used in the Army, noting that the Stag Arms Model 4 is built to a higher standard and equipped with a heavy barrel and a 1:9 twist rate. The description also directs viewers to the channel's Facebook page, blog, and merchandise store.

This video provides an expert overview of the M16/AR-15 series, tracing its military adoption from Vietnam to modern use. It details historical reliability issues, the evolution of variants like the A1 and A2, and showcases modern civilian AR-15s with features like collapsible stocks and flat-top receivers. The platform's modularity is demonstrated through a 5.7x28mm upper receiver conversion. The instruction comes from Iraqveteran8888, who brings extensive military and civilian firearms experience.