Videos tagged with Midwest Industries Combat Rail

This video details a comprehensive build and modification process for a Ruger AR-556, transforming it from a budget starter rifle into a custom firearm. Key upgrades include replacing the rail system with a Midwest Industries Combat Rail, installing a Larue MBT-2S trigger, and mounting a Nightforce NX8 LPVO. The build focuses on improving ergonomics, accessory mounting capabilities, and overall performance.

This guide details the process of customizing the Ruger SFAR, focusing on replacing the factory handguard and addressing lower receiver compatibility. It highlights the SFAR's unique use of AR-15 compatible handguards and lower parts, while cautioning against proprietary components like the barrel and bolt. The video emphasizes practical modifications for improved accessory mounting and ergonomics.

This video reviews Walker Defense M-LOK rail covers, highlighting their thin profile, excellent grip due to silicon carbide, and insulating properties. The instructor, from The VSO Gun Channel, emphasizes their low IR reflectance and ease of modification for custom fitment. While generally positive, minor nitpicks include their tendency to collect debris and potential installation challenges on certain tight-tolerance rails.

This video provides a detailed review and range test of a custom 12.5-inch Triarc upper receiver. The presenter highlights the accuracy and soft-shooting characteristics of the Triarc Track 2.0 barrel, the robust design of the Midwest Industries Combat Rail, and the quality of the Rubber City Armory BCG. The build emphasizes achieving a comfortable shooting experience with various ammunition types and buffer setups.

This video details the installation of a Midwest Industries Combat Rail on an AR-15 platform rifle previously used for 300 Blackout suppressor testing. The presenter highlights the rail's features, including its MLOK system, full-length Picatinny top rail, lightning cuts for weight reduction, and reinforced, anti-rotation QD swivel studs. The self-aligning design of the rail is also emphasized for ease of installation.