Videos tagged with MPR

This video challenges experienced shooters to prove their ethical hunting distances, revealing a surprisingly low 36% hit rate across various scenarios. It highlights the significant drop in accuracy at longer ranges (500-600 yards) and the difficulty of unsupported shots, even at closer distances. The content emphasizes that hunting rifles require specific training distinct from heavy precision rifles.

This video from Guns & Gear introduces the Christensen Arms Modern Precision Rifle (MPR) and MPR Rimfire. It highlights their key features like carbon fiber wrap barrels, sub-MOA accuracy guarantees, adjustable stocks, and the precision-machined aluminum billet receiver on the MPR Rimfire. The hosts also discuss the Remington 700 trigger pattern compatibility and the rifles' suitability for various shooters and conditions. The segment is part of a broader show that covers the latest in the firearms industry.

The Christensen MPR rifle, chambered in 300 PRC, exhibits significant accuracy issues with a 2.4-inch cold bore shift and groups over 1 MOA, disappointing for its $2,000+ price. While featuring a good folding stock, excellent recoil management, and a TriggerTech trigger, it suffers from notable magazine wobble and 95% feeding reliability. The rifle's aesthetic is modern, but practical precision and fitment fall short of expectations.

This video covers Day One of the NRA Show 2022, featuring new releases and updates from major firearms manufacturers. Highlights include the Century Arms BFT47 AK-47, Aimpoint's Acro P-2 and Duty RDS, CZ-USA's Scorpion 3+ and 600 series rifles, and FN America's updated FN High Power and SCAR models. The show also presented innovations from Glock, Shadow Systems, Christensen Arms, and CAA USA, showcasing advancements in optics, rifle systems, and pistol configurations.

This NRA Gun of the Week video focuses on the Christensen Arms Modern Precision Rifle (MPR). The review highlights its long-range capabilities and the innovative carbon-wrapped barrel technology developed by Christensen Arms. The video aims to showcase the key features of this specific rifle model.

This video features a gel test of COR-BON's 77gr MPR (TMK) ammunition in .223 Remington. The test, even from a short 10.5" barrel, demonstrates solid performance with significant penetration (14.5"), a retained weight of 37.2gr, and maximum expansion to 0.495". The description confirms the use of the Sierra 77gr Tipped Match King bullet and highlights the ammunition's marketed suitability for match, hunting, and home defense.

This Corbon MPR .300 Blackout ammunition test in ballistics gel reveals devastating terminal performance. The 125-grain projectile achieved significant expansion, creating a large permanent wound cavity and demonstrating substantial jacket fragmentation. With over 16 inches of penetration and massive energy transfer, this round is highly effective for hunting and self-defense applications.