Videos tagged with M249S

This video provides a practical look at the FN M249 SAW, highlighting its handling characteristics, weight, and the physical demands of operating it. Yoki Sturrup, an experienced shooter, demonstrates various shooting positions and techniques, emphasizing the importance of stability and controlled firing for this heavy platform. The review assesses the value of the semi-automatic civilian version at its price point.

The FN M249S is a US-made, semi-automatic civilian version of the M249 SAW, priced around $10,000-$11,000. It functions reliably with both belt-fed ammunition and standard AR magazines, though magazine feeding is intended for emergency use. The firearm offers significant parts interchangeability with military M249s, excluding the fire control group.

The FN M249S is a civilian semiautomatic variant of the U.S. military's M249 SAW, manufactured in Columbia, SC. It retains a high degree of authenticity to its military counterpart, including non-functional selector markings, while being redesigned to fire from a closed bolt for ATF compliance. The M249S can use both belt-fed ammunition and standard AR-15 magazines, making it a sought-after collector's item.

This short video from 1st Shot Tactical showcases the FN M249S, a semi-automatic variant of the SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon), observed at a gun show. The presenter questions the practical value of a semi-automatic SAW, inviting viewer opinions. The FN M249S is presented with a price tag of $9999.00, chambered in .223/5.56 caliber, and capable of using 200-round belts.

This review compares the FN M249S and Fightlite MCR, two civilian-accessible belt-fed 5.56mm platforms. It details their operational differences, including the M249S's robust military design and the MCR's modularity and lighter weight. Key aspects like link management, dual-feed capability, and practical kit setups are explored, offering insights into their tactical utility and civilian application.

This video celebrates the 244th birthday of the United States Marine Corps, expressing gratitude for their service and protection. It highlights the importance of veterans as Veterans Day approaches. The description also includes affiliate links for camera gear and production company services, as well as a playlist of various firearm-related videos.

This video takes viewers down range at FN America's facility in Virginia. The host, William, showcases the FN Military Collector Series, highlighting specific models such as the FN 15 M4, FN 15 M16, and the M249S. The video focuses on these firearms in action at the range, offering a glimpse into FN's offerings for enthusiasts looking for military-style rifles.

This video features American Rifleman's Mark Keefe reviewing the FN M249S Para Rifle at SHOT Show 2017. The M249S Para is a shortened variant of the M249S, and the description highlights its 'coolness' and the experience of shooting it prone. It's positioned as one of the notable new firearms from the 2017 show.

This YouTube video from Gallery of Guns TV focuses on the FN M249S, a firearm presented as 'Cool To Own.' The description provides a direct link for viewers to get an instant quote on this specific firearm, suggesting a commercial or sales-oriented aspect to the content. As it's a TV segment, it likely offers a showcase or overview of the weapon.

This review tests the accuracy of the semi-automatic FNH M249S at 100 and 500 yards using various ammunition types and optics. The M249S demonstrated accuracy comparable to a standard M4 carbine, with Federal Gold Medal Match and Wolf Gold .223 performing best. The test highlights the rifle's capability at extended ranges with appropriate optics.

The FN M249S semi-automatic rifle offers the iconic SAW platform in a civilian-legal configuration. While firing from a closed bolt for safety, it retains belt-fed capability and a familiar operating system. Testing revealed near-zero felt recoil due to its weight and excellent factory sight alignment, though magazine feeding showed significant wear on feed lips. The rifle demonstrated 100% reliability over nearly 500 rounds.

Jerry Miculek demonstrates the FN M249S semi-automatic SAW, firing a 100-round belt at approximately 8 rounds per second. Despite the rapid fire, he experienced minor malfunctions attributed to heat and trigger manipulation. The video also highlights a $3,000 giveaway featuring F1 Firearms and Miculek products.