Videos tagged with Optics Rail

This video showcases the "NEW" Special Edition Ruger Gun Talk Scout Rifle, a collaboration celebrating 30 years of Gun Talk. Featuring Lipsey's Jason Cloessner and Ryan Gresham, the discussion covers the rifle's variants in 5.56x45 and .308 Win. Key features highlighted include its Ruger American Gen 2 platform, threaded barrel, iron sights, extended scout rail, adjustable stock, and a unique Kryptek camo pattern. The video also includes live-fire range footage with Gun Talk's Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin and Chris Cerino.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Smith & Wesson M&P R8, a tactical revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. The reviewer highlights its return to stock, its 8-round capacity, scandium alloy frame, and integrated rail for accessories like optics or lights. The content aims to assess its suitability for home defense, duty use, or range practice by examining its features, performance, and handling. The video encourages viewer engagement through likes, comments, and subscriptions, and also promotes a partner, Modern Warriors.

This video from Guns & Gear explores the Marlin Dark Series, a modern take on the classic lever-action rifle. It highlights key features such as a radial muzzle brake, threaded barrel for suppressor use, M-LOK handguard for accessories, QD sling cups, an optics rail, tritium front sight, and a snap-on cheek riser. The rifle is noted for its rugged, lightweight design and is available in .45-70, .30-30, .357 Magnum, and .44 Magnum calibers. The review emphasizes the rifle's blend of traditional lever-gun action with contemporary firearm innovations, making it suitable for various applications.

This video introduces the new Benelli Lupo HPR rifle for 2024. It's described as a hybrid hunting and target rifle designed for long-range shooting. Key features include a heavy-contour barrel with fluting, a three-port muzzle brake, a direct-mount optics rail, Benelli's B.E.S.T. cryogenic treatment, and a highly adjustable stock system with interchangeable grip profiles and length-of-pull spacers. The rifle also boasts a fast-action bolt, M-Lok sections, QD sockets, and a detachable box magazine. Extended magazines are planned for future release.

The Smith & Wesson 1854 is a modern take on the lever-action rifle chambered in .44 Magnum, offering features like an optics rail and M-LOK slots for accessory mounting. It demonstrated reliability in extreme cold (-25°F) and boasts a competitive MSRP of around $1,200, making it a high-value option. While it cycles .44 Magnum rounds flawlessly, some shorter .44 Special loads may experience feeding issues due to case length sensitivity.

This review of the Henry Mare's Leg in .22 Magnum highlights its unique classification as a pistol due to its 12.875-inch barrel. The video showcases its traditional craftsmanship, featuring American Walnut furniture and a smooth lever action. Expert reviewer Anthony Imperato provides insights into its practical applications for varmint hunting or as a 'truck gun,' comparing its effectiveness to the .22LR.

The Chang Feng CS/LS 06 is a Chinese bullpup SMG influenced by designs like the PP-19 Bizon and Calico, but with distinct features. Developed by Qing Shangsheng, it was initially in 5.8mm but shifted to 9x19mm for export. Key features include a 50-round top-mounted helical magazine, a threaded muzzle brake, and a selector with Safe, Semi, and Full-Auto settings.

This video showcases the FN SCAR 16, a select-fire assault rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm. The description highlights its lightweight, fast-handling characteristics, and quick-shooting capabilities. Key features include a free-floating, cold hammer-forged MIL-SPEC barrel with a chrome-lined bore and chamber, fully-ambidextrous operating controls, and an integrated MIL-STD 1913 optical rail with three accessory rails for mounting optics and tactical accessories. The rifle also boasts a telescoping, side-folding polymer stock adjustable for comb height and length of pull. The video also thanks Sellier & Bellot for providing ammunition.

This video showcases the Tokarev TBP 12 Semi-Auto Shotgun. Key features highlighted include an 18.5-inch proof-tested 4140 barrel, a 12 Gauge 3-inch chamber, and a standard 5-round magazine with options for 10 and 20-round magazines. The shotgun boasts AR-style polymer folding sights, an M1913 optics rail, and an AR-style safety selector. It also comes with a choke tube kit (Full, Modified, Skeet) compatible with the Benelli/Mobil pattern, a disassembly tool, and an owner's manual. The description emphasizes the semi-automatic action and a pump-style name in the title, which may be a point of discussion or confusion.

The Izhmash TR3, a civilian semi-automatic variant of the Russian AK-12, is reviewed. While it incorporates modern features like a Picatinny rail on the dust cover and improved sights, significant criticisms are leveled against the flimsy plastic handguard and the short, adjustable stock. The reviewer concludes it's a decent modernization of the AK-74 but lacks true innovation and is overpriced compared to prototypes like the AKB-521.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory PSAK-47 GF3 highlights its value proposition at a $570 price point, positioning it as a competitive option against more expensive stamped receiver AKs. The rifle features a forged Gen 3 trunnion, bolt, and carrier, a 1mm stamped receiver, and a 16.5-inch 4150 Melonite barrel. While initial shooting revealed a potential magazine-related malfunction, the overall build quality, including clean rivets and tight components, is praised. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, emphasizes the AK platform's effectiveness within 100 yards for desert environments.

The Zastava M90 is a Serbian-made 5.56mm AK variant with a robust RPK-style receiver and an 18.1-inch barrel. Key features include an adjustable gas block for tuning performance and a side rail for optics. While generally reliable, users must use Zastava-pattern 5.56 magazines, as others may not be interchangeable.