Videos tagged with Palmetto State Armory Lower

This video pairs a Del-Ton AR-15 A2 upper with a Palmetto State Armory lower and a Beretta 92FS pistol. The pairing is based on the US military's transition in the mid-1980s, specifically around 1984-1985, when the M16 A2 rifle became standard issue and the Beretta M9 replaced the M1911 as the service sidearm. This historical context is the primary reason for the chosen rifle and pistol combination.

This video reviews a Del-Ton 20" A2 5.56 NATO rifle paired with a Palmetto State Armory lower and a Beretta 92FS 9mm pistol. The pairing is based on their adoption by the US military around the mid-1980s, marking a transition period. The reviewer discusses the rifle's setup, including its A2 style features and a 20-inch barrel ideal for 5.56 NATO, while noting issues with steel-cased ammunition. The Beretta 92FS is highlighted for its similarity to the military M9 and its double-to-single action capability.

This guide details building a cost-effective Special Purpose Rifle (SPR) under $400, focusing on component selection for maximum value. It includes a demonstration of the rifle's performance on steel targets and detailed accuracy results using specific ammunition and optics, highlighting the potential for sub-MOA groups on a budget. The instruction comes from an expert knowledgeable in budget-tier tactical equipment and DIY rifle builds.

This video details a retro AR-15 build inspired by the movie Black Hawk Down, specifically referencing Gordon's setup. The build features an XM177 upper with a 10.5-inch barrel and a permanently attached 5.5-inch muzzle device to achieve a 16-inch legal length. Key components include a B5 Systems CAR stock, a Palmetto State Armory lower receiver, an A3 carry handle, an Aimpoint PRO optic, a Brownells retro grip, and a Streamlight Protac light with an Impact Weapon Solutions mount.

This video showcases the acquisition and initial shooting experience of a Daniel Defense Mark 18 AR pistol. The presenter details his long-standing desire for this specific firearm, influenced by its history and Daniel Defense's reputation. Initial impressions highlight the pistol's aesthetics and surprisingly smooth recoil impulse, despite the short barrel. The video also touches on the decision-making process behind building the pistol with a Palmetto State Armory lower and the considerations for buffer tube components.