Videos tagged with Mil-Spec Trigger

This video provides a comprehensive explanation of how AR-15 triggers function, detailing the mechanics of both single-stage and two-stage systems. It breaks down key components like the sear, disconnector, and hammer, and explains critical concepts such as trigger break, reset, pull weight, and creep. The instructor also touches on manufacturing processes like Wire EDM and the differences between mil-spec and drop-in triggers, offering advice for trigger upgrades.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Daniel Defense DDM4 V7 5.56 NATO AR pistol, featuring a 10.3" barrel and MFR 9.0 rail. The host, from 704 Tactical, details its components, including the SB Tactical SBA4 brace and Griffin Armament suppressor integration. The review highlights 100% reliability during extensive range testing, with a focus on the carbine-length gas system's optimal tuning for consistent ejection patterns, both suppressed and unsuppressed.

This guide details a technique for improving trigger control on an AR-15 platform by focusing on grip. Expert instructor JaredAF explains how a firm grip with the lower three fingers on an A2 grip pre-loads the index finger, facilitating a cleaner trigger break, especially with heavier mil-spec triggers (5-8 lbs). This method helps maintain sight alignment during the shot, crucial for accuracy.

This review by Elliott Delp focuses on the IWI Zion-15, positioning it as a top-tier value AR-15 in the $700-$800 bracket. Delp highlights the rifle's quality furniture, decent mil-spec trigger, and versatile full-length rail system with M-LOK and Picatinny options. The 16-inch barrel is noted for accuracy, and the overall build and performance solidify its status as a strong contender for budget-conscious AR-15 buyers.

Elliott Delp provides an expert review of the PSA Jakl 9mm PCC, highlighting its $1,000 price point, compact design, and AR-like controls. He praises its reliability and compatibility with 35-round AKV magazines, recommending it over other PCCs like the AKV and Stribog for its intuitive ergonomics.

This review of the PSA JAKL-9 9mm PCC highlights its accuracy at 100 yards, light recoil, and compact size, making it suitable for home defense, truck, or backpack use. Key features include AKV magazine compatibility, a non-reciprocating charging handle, last-round bolt hold open, and an ambidextrous magazine release. While slightly heavy, its maneuverability and weight contribute to recoil absorption. The JAKL-9 is positioned as a competitive option against firearms like the AKV and Stribog, with a price point around $1000.

This review details the Rise Armament RA-100, an upgraded two-stage Mil-Spec style AR-15 trigger. It offers a lighter pull weight and crisper break compared to standard Mil-Spec triggers, making it a budget-friendly option for those seeking improved performance. The video also includes a comparison with the Dirty Bird enhanced two-stage trigger and details on how to enter a giveaway for an RA-100.

This video advises prioritizing essential upgrades for an AR-15 platform rifle before considering a trigger upgrade. For defensive applications, a weapon light and a high-quality optic are deemed more critical than an aftermarket trigger. For precision shooting, a trigger upgrade offers a more immediate benefit.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Daniel Defense Mk12 and a Radical Firearms 18" AR-15, focusing on features, feel, and performance. While the Daniel Defense rifle offers premium features like a cold hammer-forged barrel and Guesley two-stage trigger, the Radical Firearms rifle presents a compelling budget option with respectable accuracy. The comparison highlights that higher cost doesn't always equate to superior accuracy, especially at 100 yards.

This video provides an expert overview of the Palmetto State Armory SABRE-18, detailing its key components including the 10.5-inch FN cold hammer forged barrel, Sabre M4 quad rail, Rock River Arms rear sight, and Microbest BCG. The presentation highlights specific features and mentions potential custom build configurations, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts.

This video provides an expert overview of the SABRE M4A1 rifle's return, presented by Cameron from Palmetto State Armory. It details the rifle's key features, including its 14.5-inch and 16-inch barrel variants, cold hammer-forged and chrome-lined construction, M203 cut, SABRE M4 drop-in quad rail, and standard military-style components like the Matech BUIS and A2 grip. The presentation highlights the rifle's build quality and readiness for the market.

This video compares the high-end Knight's Armament SR-25 against the budget-friendly Smith & Wesson M&P10, both chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO (.308 Winchester). While the SR-25 offers superior build quality and a more refined shooting experience, the M&P10 provides excellent value for its price point, making it a practical choice for budget-conscious buyers. The SR-25's historical significance and premium feel justify its high cost for enthusiasts, while the M&P10 is recommended for its reliability and affordability for general use.