Videos tagged with PWS MK116

ClassicFirearms hosts Matt and Justin share their favorite firearms and products from the IWA trade show in Germany. Key highlights include the innovative Radikal Arms MKX3 bullpup shotgun, the well-built German Schmeisser AR-15 platform rifles (including the 9mm AR-15-9 PCC), and the reliable Primary Weapons Systems (PWS) MK116 rifle featuring a long-stroke piston system. They also discuss the utility of the MantisX dry-fire training system for home practice.

This review compares four piston-driven AR-15s: the discontinued Colt APC, the PWS Mk116 Mod 2 M with its AK-like long-stroke piston, the 6.8 SPC LWRC Six 8, and the H&K MR556A1. While generally preferring direct impingement, the reviewer highlights these piston systems for their reliability and specific advantages, ultimately naming the Colt APC best for collectors and the PWS Mk116 as the top shooter due to its smooth recoil.

This video critically examines modern AR-15 variants and modifications, arguing against companies 'shoehorning' new operating systems into the platform. The speaker, Mac, highlights the Geissele Super Duty as a proper evolution of the direct impingement system, while critiquing piston-driven AR-15s like the PWS MK116 and Wolf A1 (T91) for adding unnecessary complexity. He also discusses the Colt 9mm Carbine and the bufferless FM-15 as departures from the standard AR-15 design. The video suggests that firearms like the B&T TP9 and SIG Virtus are better examples of purpose-built designs.

This video reviews the Primary Weapons Systems (PWS) Mk116 Mod 2 rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm, questioning if it's the finest available in that caliber. The description lists several Magpul accessories, including MBUS PRO sights, an M-LOK rail, a sling attachment, and a two-point sling. Other listed items include AXIL tactical earmuffs, a foam rifle and pistol rest, an Efect military tool, and an armorer's manual. The video also promotes various affiliate links for gear and support platforms like Patreon and a donation link for Small Arms Solutions.