Videos tagged with MDR

The Desert Tech WLVRN is an evolution of the MDR, featuring a redesigned internal system for improved reliability and accuracy. While it boasts an excellent trigger and good ergonomics, significant heat issues during high-volume fire and a problematic magazine release detract from its overall appeal. Despite its multi-caliber capability and accuracy, the high price point and heat management concerns make it a niche offering compared to high-end AR-15 platforms.

This video presents a full review of the Desert Tech WLVRN, a next-generation bullpup weapon system. The WLVRN is presented as the successor to Desert Tech's MDR platform. The review is supported by viewer contributions through Patreon.

This video reviews the Blk Lbl integrated handguard and bipod system designed for the Q Fix rifle. The reviewer highlights the system's sleek, unobtrusive folded profile and its stability, range of motion, and adjustability when deployed. They note that it's lighter than comparable detachable bipods when integrated with a handguard. The review also mentions that Blk Lbl offers similar systems for other popular platforms like the AR-15, AR-10, Tavor 7, Tavor X95, Tikka, and MDR, as well as the SIG Cross.

This April 2020 Q&A session from InRange TV covers a wide array of firearms-related topics submitted by viewers. Questions range from the suitability of the 2011 platform for EDC, historical comparisons of rifle platforms like the M16 and AK-style rifles, to modern firearm discussions involving suppressors, optics, and specific caliber effectiveness. The Q&A also touches upon historical firearms from the Old West, including lever-action rifles and dual-wielding pistols, alongside thoughts on future global conflicts and war material production. Personal preferences for firearms, ammunition, and even beverages are also addressed, making for a diverse viewer interaction.

The Desert Tech MDR in .308 Winchester demonstrated admirable performance in a mud test, earning a B+/A- grade. Key findings indicate the rifle functions reliably when the dust cover is closed, effectively sealing out contaminants. However, leaving the dust cover open or aggressive mud application can lead to failures, particularly with the side-ejection mechanism and magazine release.

This review of the Desert Tech MDR bullpup rifle highlights factory updates aimed at improving reliability, including a new handguard and bolt extractor. While the rifle demonstrates good accuracy for hunting at 100-500 yards and is praised for its handy design, a severe malfunction during testing with Freedom Munitions ammo raises concerns about its suitability as a primary combat rifle. The reviewer recommends it for hunting but not for 'go-to-war' scenarios.

This video features a comprehensive torture test of the Desert Tech 5.56 MDR rifle, pushing its limits with a variety of ammunition types. The test includes steel-cased, lacquered, and both high-quality and questionable ammunition. Specific rounds like Federal XM193, Black Hills 50 grain V-max, Silver Bear 55 grain, Brown Bear 55 grain, TulAmmo 55 grain, TulAmmo 75 grain, and M855A1 are put to the test. The video emphasizes viewer support through Patreon.

The Desert Tech MDR has undergone significant reliability upgrades, including a redesigned gas system with six ports, a stronger hammer spring, and a wider extractor. Live fire testing with M80 ball ammunition demonstrated 100% reliability across multiple magazines and configurations. The rifle is now considered a top-tier .308 bullpup, with Desert Tech offering these improvements as a free warranty service.

The Desert Tech MDR is a modular bullpup rifle tested for accuracy and reliability. While the Gen 2 model shows ~2 MOA with ball ammo and under 3 MOA with match ammo, early reliability issues have been addressed with a Gen 3 gas plug upgrade. Its ambidextrous controls, excellent bullpup trigger, and unique forward ejection system are highlighted, positioning it as a high-end professional firearm.

This review details the OSS HX-QD 762 silencer paired with the Desert Tech MDR rifle. The OSS features a unique flow-through design that significantly reduces back pressure and keeps the action cleaner, unlike traditional baffle suppressors. Decibel testing shows the MDR suppressed at 142.2 dB at the ear, with the OSS system offering improved hearing safety and a cleaner shooting experience.

This video covers Desert Tech's unveiling of the highly anticipated 5.56 Micro Dynamic Rifle (MDR) at Shot Show 2018 Media Day. It also highlights new accessories such as handguards, muzzle attachments, and ergonomic grip panels. Additionally, the introduction of an 18-inch 6.5 Creedmoor variant for the SRS Covert is mentioned, catering to Desert Tech's precision shooting enthusiasts. The video also thanks sponsors Brownells, Ventura Munitions, and BLACKHAWK!.

This video features American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz interviewing Desert Tech about their highly anticipated Micro-Dynamic Rifle (MDR) at Industry Day during SHOT Show 2018. The discussion focuses on the innovative aspects and development of this rifle, which has generated significant interest in the firearms community. It provides a look at a key product launch from a major industry event.