Videos tagged with PMC XTAC

This video provides a performance test of the Gideon Optics Guardian 1-6x LPVO, focusing on its reliability and functional performance under stress. The test involves firing 5.56x45mm NATO rounds at a 50-yard distance from a tripod-mounted rifle, with analysis of the resulting shot group. The host demonstrates a professional and focused approach to empirical testing.

This video provides a comprehensive ballistic test comparing 5.56/.223 muzzle velocities across various AR-15 barrel lengths, from 7.5 inches to 20 inches. Conducted by Classic Firearms at Take Aim Training Range, the experiment utilizes Ballistic Advantage uppers and PMC XTAC 62-grain ammunition to demonstrate the significant FPS gains achieved with longer barrels. The data highlights how barrel length directly impacts projectile velocity and overall performance, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts.

This video details a budget AR-15 build that has endured over 100,000 rounds. The presenter, with extensive practical experience, highlights which components have held up, which have failed, and the cost-effectiveness of certain parts. Key takeaways include the importance of investing in a quality bolt carrier group and trigger for longevity, even on a budget build.

This video details a rigorous torture test on an HK MR556A4 upper receiver kit, focusing on the durability of its non-chrome lined barrel. The test involved firing 2,000 rounds (plus an additional 500 pre-test rounds) in rapid succession, simulating a SOCOM firing schedule, with and without a Dead Air Lazarus 6 suppressor. The firearm experienced zero malfunctions throughout the entire test, and surprisingly, its accuracy improved post-torture test, demonstrating exceptional resilience.

This review of the Griffin Armament Mk2 12.5" rifle highlights its ambidextrous features, suppressor-optimized components, and performance in various shooting scenarios. The reviewer details accuracy testing with multiple ammunition types, achieving sub-2 MOA groups with match-grade loads. The rifle is recommended for those seeking a feature-rich, turn-key AR-15 platform, particularly for suppressed use.

This review of the Cox Arms USA EMR1, dubbed the 'Everyman Rifle,' highlights its quality components and build at a sub-$1200 price point. The presenter, who has a prior relationship with the manufacturer, emphasizes the rifle's US-made parts, including B5 furniture, an ELF flat-face trigger, and the Cox Arms Battle Brake. Despite an initial magazine feeding issue, the rifle demonstrated good accuracy and minimal recoil during rapid fire, suggesting a well-tuned system.

This video showcases range time with a Ruger American rifle chambered in .308 Winchester. The content creator details modifications made to the rifle's stock, specifically adding weight, to evaluate its performance. Ammunition tested includes Wolf Military Classic and PMC Xtac .308. The reviewer notes that Wolf Military Classic provided better accuracy, with impressive groupings at 50 and 100 yards, emphasizing practical accuracy for hunting or self-defense scenarios despite acknowledging their own marksmanship limitations and the budget nature of the ammunition.