Videos tagged with Over-the-Beach Capability

This video provides an in-depth review of the Caracal CAR814A2 Patrol Rifle, comparing it to the earlier CAR814 MO model. The presenter, a long-time Caracal enthusiast with factory experience, highlights key differences including an ambidextrous safety, a unique latch-less charging handle, and a 12-inch M-LOK handguard on the Patrol model. The review emphasizes the rifle's robust construction, excellent fit and finish, and smooth recoil impulse, positioning it as a step above standard AR-15s.

This video details a legal dispute where Heckler & Koch (HK) successfully sued Haenel over patent infringement related to the CR223 rifle, which was intended to replace the G36 in the German military. The German government has ordered Haenel to destroy all CR223 units and has requested financial records to assess damages, deeming the rifle contraband. The video contrasts the CR223 with HK's MR556 A1 and discusses design elements like drain holes and bolt carrier cuts that contribute to 'Over The Beach' (OTB) capability.

This review of the Caracal CAR816 A2 piston-driven AR-15 highlights its design lineage from the HK416 and Sig 516, emphasizing its intended desert reliability. The video details its three-position adjustable gas system, unique barrel profile, and the 'over-the-beach' chamber capability. Accuracy testing with various ammunition types is presented, along with a comprehensive breakdown of its components, including the bolt carrier group and buffer system, aiming to provide potential buyers with detailed insights into its performance and features.