Videos tagged with Olympic Arms

The Olympic Arms OA96 pistol is examined as a prime example of circumventing firearm legislation. Developed just before the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban, its legality hinged on the ATF's definition of an 'assault pistol' requiring a detachable magazine. The OA96's fixed magazine allowed it to retain features like a pistol grip, flash hider, and 30-round capacity.

This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson analyzing the Olympic Arms "PCR" (Politically Correct Rifle), a unique AR-15 variant designed to accept magazines from the British World War II era Sten submachine gun. The discussion covers the rationale behind this unusual design choice, the process of converting a 5.56mm AR-15 platform to 9mm for Sten magazines, the firearm's markings, internal mechanisms, and its historical context and relevance. The Royal Armouries museum is highlighted, encouraging viewers to subscribe and support their work.

The Olympic Arms OA96 pistol is examined as a clever workaround to the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban. By relocating the recoil spring above the receiver and permanently fixing the magazine, Olympic Arms circumvented definitions that would have classified it as an 'assault pistol.' This allowed features like a 30-round capacity, barrel shroud, and flash hider, though loading required a unique pivot-open receiver.

This review compares the Colt 9mm AR15 SBR with an older Olympic Arms 9mm conversion. It details the direct blowback operation of the Colt, its Uzi-based magazines, and the challenges of loading. The Olympic Arms conversion, using Sten magazines, is shown to have feeding issues and design quirks, highlighting the evolution of pistol-caliber carbines.

This video showcases the Olympic Arms 22-250 UMAR rifle suppressed at 400 yards. Despite a 3-5 mph wind, the rifle achieved a sub-MOA group with 55gr HPBT rounds, demonstrating excellent accuracy and reliable suppressed function on the AR-platform. The shooter highlights effective holdover techniques and brass inspection for cycling issues.

This video provides a review of the Olympic Arms K3BM4A3 M4 style rifle. The reviewer highlights its quality construction, reliability, and features such as a stainless steel barrel and flat top upper. The description also notes its compatibility with various NATO magazines, including PMAGs and EMAGs. The video aims to inform potential buyers about the characteristics of this AR-15 platform rifle.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the M16/AR15 platform, tracing its military adoption and evolution from the M16A1 to modern civilian variants like the Smith & Wesson M&P15. It highlights the platform's inherent modularity, demonstrated by a 5.7x28mm caliber conversion, and discusses early reliability issues and their solutions. The review emphasizes the AR-15's adaptability for various roles, from defense to sport shooting.

This video from Fun Gun Reviews showcases the Olympic Arms AR-15 pistol chambered in 9mm. The description highlights the enduring fun and performance of this firearm, emphasizing its compact yet impressive nature. The review seems focused on the enjoyable aspects of shooting and owning this particular AR-15 variant.

This video from Fun Gun Reviews showcases an AR-15 pistol build, specifically focusing on a 9mm platform. The presenters are documenting their process and sharing their findings as they construct a DPMS / Olympic Arms 9mm AR-15 pistol. The review highlights the enjoyment and potential of this compact firearm configuration.

This video features a rapid fire demonstration of two AR-15 platform firearms: a Bushmaster chambered in .223 and an Olympic Arms chambered in 9mm. The review focuses on showcasing the rapid semi-automatic firing capabilities of these rifles. The content is presented by Fun Gun Reviews, highlighting practical shooting and the performance of different AR-15 variants.