Videos tagged with Magazine Drop Test

This video reviews a Classic Firearms branded translucent yellow AR-15 magazine. It details the magazine's compatibility with AR-15, M16, and M4 platforms, its construction features including texturing and an overinsertion tab, and its capacity. The review includes practical tests like a drop test for durability and round retention, weight measurements of loaded and unloaded states, and dimensional analysis. Pricing for single units and 10-packs is also provided.

This video demonstrates the Staccato HD pistol, showcasing the fitment of both Surefire X300 and Streamlight TLR-7 HLX weapon lights. It specifically addresses user inquiries regarding magazine compatibility and drop-free functionality with various Glock magazines (Gen 3, Gen 4, Gen 5) and the pistol's proprietary Mec-Gar magazines, confirming all tested magazines drop freely.

This review details the performance of the ETS Omega magazine through rigorous drop tests on asphalt and live-fire evaluations. The magazine demonstrated resilience against drops, maintaining functionality and structural integrity. It also confirmed reliable feeding with various ammunition types and free dropping from the firearm, indicating its suitability beyond range use.

This video conducts a series of destructive tests on AR-15 magazines, including the Desert Tech Quad Stack, Magpul PMAG, and Lancer Systems Gen 1. Tests involve repeated drops from various orientations and a high-velocity impact against a concrete wall. The Desert Tech Quad Stack demonstrated surprising resilience, with only the base plate failing during the wall impact. Magpul and Lancer magazines also endured significant abuse, though they experienced different failure points.

This video demonstrates a practical test of loaded AR-15 magazines, specifically addressing the myth that they explode upon impact with concrete. Three popular magazines (Magpul PMAG Gen 2, Amend2 Mod-3, and DuraMag) were dropped from shoulder height onto concrete. The experiment, conducted by a firearms enthusiast, concluded that all tested magazines remained intact and functional, debunking the myth.

This video compares KCI aftermarket magazines to factory magazines for the B&T APC9/GHM9 series of firearms. The reviewer highlights that the KCI magazines feature steel-reinforced feed lips and are approximately $15 cheaper per unit than the factory option. A drop test demonstrated the superior durability of the KCI magazine's baseplate, which remained intact while the factory magazine's baseplate failed. However, the reviewer cautions that both magazine types are susceptible to damage from repeated drops due to their polymer construction and recommends using bumper pads.

This video features a drop and full-auto test of 10 popular AR-15 magazines. Gunmag aims to demonstrate how well these magazines perform under stress, prioritizing durability when fully loaded and reliable feeding at high cyclic rates. The test orders the magazines from the internet's most favored to least favored, offering a practical evaluation for firearm enthusiasts looking for reliable AR-15 magazine options. The video includes a detailed breakdown of each magazine tested, a recap, and bloopers.

This guide details a practical technique for testing magazine reliability on the CZ Scorpion Micro, specifically focusing on the 'drop-free' function. It emphasizes safe firearm handling and comparative testing across different magazine brands, as demonstrated by Iraqveteran8888's expert review. The insights are valuable for owners looking to optimize their firearm's performance for defensive use.

This review of the Magpul Ranger Plate, conducted six years after initial purchase, highlights its benefits for magazine handling and firearm stability. The plate enhances magazine extraction from pouches, provides a more secure grip for reloads, and significantly improves rifle stability on hard surfaces by preventing slippage. It also aids in one-handed malfunction clearing and can offer minor elevation adjustments on uneven terrain. While durable, the plates can eventually wear out or detach, but the magazine remains functional.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Arsenal SLR107R (107-11) after 2000 rounds, focusing on its durability and performance. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, details the results of various stress tests, including concrete drops and extensive firing, assessing component wear and overall reliability. The review highlights the rifle's robust construction and the performance of its components under demanding conditions.

This video demonstrates the durability of the Magpul PMAG M3 magazine through rigorous testing. It highlights the magazine's performance under extreme conditions, specifically focusing on its resilience after being dropped and subjected to high temperatures. The content emphasizes the reliability of the PMAG M3 for tactical applications.

This review tests the durability of Tapco AK-47 and AK-74 magazines, focusing on their polymer locking lugs and overall robustness. While generally functional and affordable, the review highlights past experiences with lug breakage during rough handling. The tests demonstrate surprising resilience against drops onto steel and clay, though performance degrades significantly when intentionally filled with dirt. The magazines are noted for their 922R compliance and anti-tilt followers, making them suitable for range use.