Videos tagged with M4 Style

This video provides a detailed review of the SOG BAR15T bayonet, highlighting its value proposition for budget-conscious buyers. The presenter emphasizes its robust build quality, O8 steel blade, and comfortable G10 handles, making it suitable for both tactical use on an AR-15 or Mossberg 590, and as a survival knife. The review notes its solid lockup and good fit and finish, positioning it as a bridge between cheap, flimsy bayonets and more expensive options.

This review of the Stag Arms Model 3 highlights its solid build quality, noting a good and snug upper to lower receiver fit. The M4-style buttstock and GI-style pistol grip are compared favorably to military issue, with improvements in texturing and overall fit and finish. The foregrip is described as comfortable and unobtrusive, and the rifle performed flawlessly during shooting, ejecting casings predictably.

This guide details a range session with a Bushmaster XM15 M4-style rifle, focusing on proper handling and shooting techniques. It covers basic marksmanship, including sight alignment and trigger control, and demonstrates rapid fire capabilities. The video emphasizes the rifle's reliability and the effectiveness of iron sights for civilian use, offering insights from John Hickok's extensive experience.

This video provides a first look at the Ruger AR-556, an M4-style rifle designed for value. Dusty Gibson from Guns & Ammo highlights its key features, including a 16.1-inch barrel with a 1:8 twist rate, a carbine-length gas system, and a six-position collapsible stock. With an MSRP of $599 and in-house US manufacturing, it's presented as an impressive, high-value option for those entering the AR platform. Gibson's high authority level and professional tone lend significant weight to the assessment.

This review of the Bushmaster XM-15-ES2S, presented by a firearms instructor from Regular Guy Training LLC, highlights its value as a budget-friendly AR-15. While it passed a 1000-round reliability test with Wolf steel-cased ammo, the review points out loose tolerances, a wobbly stock, and accuracy degradation when the barrel heats up. The instructor's high-volume testing and critical assessment provide expert insights into its performance and construction quality.

Jerry Miculek reviews the Smith & Wesson M&P15 platform, tracing its evolution from the Colt A1 to modern M4-style rifles and his own Performance Center PC15. He highlights the advantages of the AR platform, including its weight and modularity, and discusses technical aspects like gas systems and ammunition differences between 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington. The review features impressive speed drill demonstrations and terminal ballistics testing.