Videos tagged with Orthos Arms Raider S4

This video follows a novice shooter's first range day, guided by an experienced instructor. It covers fundamental shooting techniques, including proper grip, stance, and trigger control, across several different firearms. The instructor emphasizes safety and provides feedback on the shooter's performance, highlighting areas for improvement while ensuring a fun and educational experience.

This review compares the Orthos Arms Raider S4, presented as a Benelli clone, against the Benelli M4. The Raider S4 features a ported barrel, a tactical aesthetic with included rail panels and hand stop, and a two-stage trigger. While the Benelli M4 is lighter and known for reliability, the Raider S4 is praised for its shootability, particularly for smaller shooters, due to its weight and spring-loaded butt pad which helps manage recoil. The reviewer prefers the Raider S4 for its handling and value, noting it costs about half as much as the Benelli.

This review covers the Orthos Arms Raider S4, a short-barreled shotgun (SBS) designed as a clone of the Benelli M4. The presenter, initially not a shotgun enthusiast, found the Raider S4 to be surprisingly pleasant to shoot due to its gas piston operation and effective muzzle brake. The review highlights its compact nature, modularity with an integrated rail system, and the comfort provided by its specialized stock. It also compares it favorably to a standard Benelli M4, noting the Raider S4's potential value proposition.

This guide details a preferred home defense firearm setup featuring a suppressed Sig Sauer MPX SD in 9mm, emphasizing its advantages with subsonic rounds. It also contrasts this with a Short Barrel Shotgun (SBS) option, the Orthos Arms Raider S4, discussing the pros and cons of each platform for home defense. The instruction comes from an expert with high authority in firearm accessories and NFA regulations.

This review of the Orthos Arms Raider S4, a Benelli M4 clone, provides an expert-level assessment of its performance and value. The reviewer, Mrgunsngear, highlights its dual-driven piston gas system, comparable to the Benelli M4's ARGO system, and its significantly lower price point. The review details reliability testing, including a break-in period and a 1000+ round count, offering insights into its performance with various ammunition types.

This review from Administrative Results, a high-authority firearms influencer, critically examines the Orthos Arms Raider S4, a Turkish clone of the Benelli M4. The analysis covers its features, performance with various ammunition types, accuracy at different ranges, and significant quality control issues, particularly a loose front sight post. The reviewer concludes that while the shotgun has potential, its high price point makes it a questionable value compared to the genuine Benelli M4.

This review from Micah Mayfield critically examines the Orthos Arms Raider S4, a Benelli M4 clone priced at $1,400. Mayfield, an established firearms reviewer with technical mechanical knowledge, details performance testing including 'Bill Drills' and a mixed-ammunition 'torture test' to evaluate reliability. He also explains the unique Benelli manual of arms for tactical loading. The review compares the S4 to the more expensive Benelli M4, assessing the value proposition of its pre-installed upgrades.