Videos tagged with Quick Barrel Change

This expert guide details the FN Ballista, a rare US military sniper rifle that competed for the PSR contract. It covers its history, technical specifications including its quick barrel change system, and market rarity. The guide emphasizes the rifle's unique features and its status as a highly sought-after collector's item, highlighting its FDE finish, fluted barrel, and advanced optics.

This video reviews the top 5 best-selling rifles and carbines for 2025, highlighting the Nosler 21 for its balance and accuracy in big game hunting, the Accuracy International ATX for its competition-focused features, the CZ USA 600 Alpha for its exceptional value, the Smith & Wesson Volunteer M&P15 XV Pro as a duty-ready AR-15, and the Ruger-produced Marlin 1895 SBL for its refined lever-action performance.

The STEYR AUG A3 SA M II represents an evolutionary step for the legendary AUG platform, incorporating features developed with authorities since 1977. Key updates include ambidextrous QD sling swivel sockets, an offset Picatinny rail for accessory mounting without obstructing the sightline, a removable MLOK handguard with 3, 6, and 9 o'clock mounting options, and a new foldable charging handle. Notably, it allows for tool-free barrel and caliber changes, such as switching between 5.56 NATO and .300 Blackout. This variant is the first civilian market introduction of the AUG A3 SA M2.

The Beretta Model 948 is a lightweight, aluminum-framed .22 Long Rifle pistol, introduced as a civilian variant of the .380 ACP Model 1934. It features an open-top slide design and a unique quick-change barrel apparatus. While reliable and simple, it lacks a hold-open mechanism and was discontinued in the mid-1950s.

The Fostech Origin 12 is a 12-gauge shotgun showcased at Shot Show 2015, featuring a patented gas system designed for efficiency with various ammunition types, including low brass. A key innovation is its tool-less barrel exchange system, allowing users to switch between long and short barrels in seconds via a single pin. It also boasts a non-reciprocating charging handle and an ambidextrous magazine release for rapid reloads.

This video provides a first look at the Beretta ARX100, a derivative of the ARX160 fielded by the Italian military. It highlights key features tailored for the American market, including multi-caliber capability (5.56 and 300 Blackout), a quick barrel change system, piston-driven operation, and fully ambidextrous controls. The rifle accepts AR-15 magazines and features a collapsible/telescoping stock that allows firing with the stock folded.