Videos tagged with Ops Inc

This video provides an in-depth look at the Type A Rifles Gordon Carbine tribute, a modern interpretation of the rifle used by Gary Gordon in the Battle of Mogadishu. It highlights the historical significance, the rifle's technical specifications including its 12.5-inch barrel and over-the-barrel suppressor, and its performance on the range. The review emphasizes the tribute aspect and the rifle's role in military history.

This episode of 'Guns of SOCOM' delves into the Mk12 Special Purpose Rifle (SPR), a specialized DMR developed for US special operations. Featuring an 18-inch Douglas match-grade barrel and a free-floating rail system, it bridges the gap between carbines and sniper rifles. Combat veteran Stephen C. shares firsthand accounts of its effectiveness in Afghanistan, highlighting its role in extending engagement distances. The review also covers its unique suppressor system and the Leupold TS30 A2 optic.

The MK12 ModO and ModH are specialized rifles developed for US Special Operations, featuring 18-inch and 16-inch Douglas barrels respectively. Both utilize a unique Allen Engineering suppressor system and were designed around the high-accuracy MK262 77-grain OTM ammunition. Key components include PRI carbon fiber handguards, ARMS sights, and often Leupold optics, with the ModH variant featuring a shorter barrel and telescopic stock.

This review covers the BCM Mk12 Mod 0 SPR rifle, a clone of the military's designated marksman rifle. It highlights the rifle's specific components like the Allen Engineering AEM5 suppressor, PRI handguard, and Leupold optic. Accuracy testing demonstrates impressive sub-half-inch groups with specific ammunition, showcasing its precision capabilities.

This video showcases the Centurion Arms MK-12 SPR, focusing on its build and performance in a simulated sniper scenario. Key components like the lightweight rail, Geissele trigger, and Ops Inc suppressor are highlighted. The drill emphasizes unknown distance shooting, ranging techniques, and target engagement at various distances, demonstrating the rifle's effectiveness as a DMR.

This video showcases the Mark 12 Mod 0 rifle engaging targets at 470 and 600 yards, suppressed. The shooter utilizes 77-grain handloads, noting their superior authority on steel targets compared to standard 55-grain rounds. A significant portion critiques the Knight's Armament Company (KAC) trigger as 'mushy' and 'springy,' recommending aftermarket alternatives like Geissele and Timney.