Videos tagged with Non-Reciprocating Charging Handle

The Primary Weapons Systems UXR is a highly modular rifle system designed for adaptability. It allows for quick caliber changes between .308, 5.56 NATO, and future options like 6.5 Creedmoor and 6mm ARC. Key features include a one-piece upper rail for solid optic mounting, a side-folding stock for transport, and ambidextrous controls. The rifle accepts standard AR-15 pistol grips and is compatible with most AR-15 drop-in triggers.

This review of the FN SCAR 17S Gen 2 highlights significant upgrades over the original model, particularly the hydraulic buffer which noticeably reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise. While FN claims over $1,000 in upgrades, the value proposition is debated, especially for owners of the SCAR 20S. Key improvements include an updated M-LOK handguard, ambidextrous controls, and a refined bolt carrier group, though some components like the stock and safety lever still feel less premium than expected for the price point. The video also touches on suppressor compatibility and potential warranty concerns.

This review of the new FN SCAR 17S highlights significant ergonomic and functional upgrades. Key improvements include a full M-LOK rail, compatibility with AR-15 grips and triggers, an adjustable gas system, and a hydraulic buffer for reduced recoil. The non-reciprocating charging handle and ability to fire while folded are also noted as major advantages. The rifle maintains its reputation as a lightweight .308 platform with enhanced reliability and user-friendliness.

This review provides an expert-level assessment of the CMMG DISSENT Mk4 300BLK pistol. The experienced instructor highlights its compact design, innovative internal buffer system allowing for a folded brace, and modularity with accessories like Holosun optics and CMMG Zeroed suppressors. The review details the firearm's performance with various ammunition, the functionality of its adjustable gas block, and the quality of its fit and finish, concluding it's a well-balanced and nimble platform.

Elliott Delp provides an expert review of the Springfield KUNA 9mm PCC, highlighting its roller-delayed action for reduced recoil and its ambidextrous controls. He notes the 6-inch cold hammer forged barrel and non-reciprocating charging handle, while also pointing out the proprietary magazine as a drawback. The firearm is presented as a sub-$1000 option with potential for a softer shooting experience compared to blowback systems.

This review dives deep into the Wraithworks CarbonMax CM-1, a rifle built around an innovative monolithic carbon fiber upper receiver. Senior Engineer Josh Gore explains the advanced composite bonding, thermal properties, and design choices aimed at reducing weight and improving performance. The video highlights unique features like the non-reciprocating charging handle and adjustable gas block, while also transparently discussing prototype development and future production plans.

This guide details the ergonomic and accessory-related upgrades found on the new FN Scar 16 and Scar 17 models, as presented by Honest Outlaw. Key improvements include AR-style ambidextrous controls, an extended monolithic M-LOK handguard for enhanced accessory mounting, and a new hydraulic buffer system to reduce recoil and protect optics. The video also highlights the option for a non-reciprocating charging handle and compatibility with aftermarket AR triggers, offering users greater customization potential.

This video provides an expert overview of the SIG 516 G3 rifle, presented by Kevin from Sig Sauer. It highlights the rifle's enhanced durability, reliability, and modern features, including its piston system, ambidextrous controls, and user-replaceable components. The instruction emphasizes the engineering behind the rifle's performance and longevity, making it suitable for users seeking a robust and adaptable platform.

This video reviews the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S2 in 9mm, presented as a potential truck gun option for beginners. The instructor highlights its compact size, user-friendly features like the non-reciprocating charging handle and ambidextrous safety (with a deleted right-side safety), and a flared magwell for improved grip. While praising its reliability and functionality, the instructor notes the heavy trigger pull as a primary drawback that can be addressed.

This expert-level entry details the Walther MPK submachine gun, a rare NFA item. It covers its open-bolt, blowback operation, unique non-reciprocating charging handle with a forward assist, and safety features like a secondary sear catch. The MPK is compared to contemporaries like the Uzi and MP5, highlighting its historical context and design nuances.

This overview of the Grand Power Stribog SP45 A3, presented by Shark Coast Tactical, highlights its robust construction featuring a polymer lower and aluminum upper. Key features include a non-reciprocating charging handle for safe operation, dual magazine release mechanisms compatible with UMP magazines, and a 1913 Picatinny rail for customization. The firearm is noted for its soft-shooting .45 ACP performance, offering good value with included accessories.

This video provides an in-depth comparison of B&T's Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) offerings: the APC9 Pro, APC9 SD, and SPC9. Expert insights are shared by Alyssa Seymour and B&T representative Levi, covering technical specifications, design philosophies, and practical applications. The discussion highlights the APC9 Pro as a modern alternative to the MP5, the APC9 SD's innovative suppressor system for subsonic ammunition, and the SPC9's AR-15-like ergonomics.