Videos tagged with Milspec Trigger

This video provides an in-depth review of the Midwest Industries 11.5" Night Fighter AR-15, highlighting its value and performance. The presenter praises the rifle's out-of-the-box features, including a Criterion barrel, quality BCG, and Raptor charging handle, while also discussing personal upgrades like a Dead Air muzzle device and EOTech optic. The review also covers the Exigent Defense Fire Team 556 suppressor, noting its pros and cons, particularly its high back pressure.

This review covers the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Sabre-15 M4A1 clone, highlighting its FN Cold Hammer Forge chrome-lined barrel, forged 7075 T6 upper, and Microbest 'Fathers of Freedom' BCG. The reviewer emphasizes its value as an affordable M4A1 clone, noting its functional reliability with various ammunition and correct gas system tuning, while acknowledging the classic quad rail's potential play.

This review of the Raptor Defense AR-15 highlights its value as an affordable, reliable rifle. Despite its budget price point, the rifle demonstrated impressive reliability over approximately 2500-3000 rounds, with no malfunctions reported. Accuracy was deemed good for its class, achieving 3-inch groups with standard ammunition and capable of 2-inch groups with careful shooting. The rifle features a mid-length gas system, billet receivers, and is available in California-compliant configurations.

This video introduces the Palmetto State Armory Saber M16A4 rifle, highlighting its features inspired by the iconic M16A4. Key components include an A2 buttstock, milspec trigger, Microbest BCG, Matech rear sight, a rifle-length quad rail with rail panels and foregrip, and a 20-inch FN cold hammer-forged chrome-lined barrel. The rifle is set to launch on September 26th.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport 3 (Gen 3) focuses on its value proposition as an AR-15 platform. While the rifle demonstrates 100% reliability and meets general AR-15 accuracy standards (2-3 MOA), it falls short of the exceptional accuracy seen in the first-generation model. The reviewer highlights its lightweight design, FNC nitrided barrel, and forged receivers as key features contributing to its value, despite a milspec trigger that is easily upgradable.

Palmetto State Armory introduces the PSA M4A1, a high-value AR-15 variant designed for the everyday customer. This model features a classic stock, A2 grip, milspec trigger, Carpenter 158 bolt with an 8620 full auto rated carrier, and a PSA M4A1 marked lower. It includes a T-mark engraved drop-in quad rail with matching panels and foregrip, a nitride-finished barrel, and a pin-and-welded extended A2 flash hider. The PSA M4A1 will be available as a complete rifle or as an upper receiver.

This video from 704 Tactical highlights Palmetto State Armory (PSA) as a go-to source for budget-friendly and high-value complete AR-15 lower assemblies. The instructor details their personal experience and extensive torture testing of PSA lowers, emphasizing their reliability and affordability, with entry-level options starting at $100.

This guide details the straightforward installation of a milspec AK trigger group, including the hammer and shepherd's crook. Key tips involve securing the hammer tails with a zip tie or similar item to prevent them from springing off during installation and ensuring proper alignment of all components. A thorough function check is recommended post-installation.

This video series aims to educate viewers on becoming modern riflemen, emphasizing the importance of the rifle over handguns for prepared citizens. The host details his 'go-to-war rifle,' a Daniel Defense V7, discussing components like its 16-inch barrel, Hux Works muzzle device, Surefire light, Blue Force Gear sling, and ACOG/EOTech optics. He also covers practical modifications, such as altering the stock pistol grip for better usability.

Elliott Delp emphasizes that a better trigger does not automatically make a shooter better. He advises new AR-15 owners to train with a standard milspec trigger first, understanding its function before upgrading. While trigger preference is important, focusing on fundamental shooting skills with existing equipment is paramount for improvement.

This comprehensive 1000-round review of the Radical Defense Mk1 Mod 1 AR pistol/SBR highlights its exceptional reliability and shootability. The reviewer emphasizes its remarkably flat shooting profile and minimal recoil impulse, attributing it to the rifle's tuning and a pinned and welded dual-port brake. Key features praised include a usable, smoother-than-milspec trigger, quality B5 furniture, a robust handguard with an anti-rotation tab, and included steel backup iron sights.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to selecting triggers for AR9 Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs). It breaks down key trigger components like pull weight, takeup, creep, brake, overtravel, and reset. Unique considerations for 9mm PCCs, such as heavier bolt force and firing pin spring pressure, are discussed, recommending a minimum 3lb pull weight. The guide contrasts drop-in vs. milspec style triggers and two-stage vs. single-stage designs, offering specific product examples like the Geissele G2S and Rise Armament Rave PCC.