Videos tagged with Quick Detach Barrel

This overview of the French Saint-Étienne 1907 Mitrailleuse machine gun highlights its unique blow-forward action, adjustable gas system, and feed strip mechanism. The presenter notes the presence of a hydraulic pot for rate reduction, capable of lowering fire rate to 8 rounds per minute from a maximum of 600. The barrel is designed for relatively quick detachment.

This review of the IWI ARAD 5 highlights its gas piston system, modular handguard with M-LOK and Picatinny rails, and a semi-monolithic upper receiver for accessory mounting. The rifle features a quick-detach barrel system and a mil-spec compatible lower receiver, allowing for aftermarket upgrades. It is noted as being built for suppressed fire and performs reliably, though the reviewer suggests upgrades for the charging handle and safety selector.

This video demonstrates a quick disassembly of the IWI Masada, focusing on the field stripping process. It covers the removal of the barrel, bolt carrier group, and the separation of the upper and lower receivers, highlighting the ease of access to internal components for cleaning or inspection.

The Hammerli Force B-1 is a new straight-pull rimfire rifle introduced at SHOT Show 2024. It offers a unique quick-detach barrel system, compatibility with Ruger 10/22 magazines (with adapters for both .22 LR and .22 Magnum), and a tool-less adjustable stock. The rifle is designed for modularity and adaptability, with a factory-threaded barrel and a price point intended to be competitive in the market.

This guide details the quick assembly process for the Midwest Industries GAU-5A survival rifle, highlighting its unique quick-detach barrel and folding pistol grip. The video demonstrates a practical approach to reassembling the rifle for operational readiness, emphasizing its design for pilot survival. Expert insights cover its SBR classification and direct gas impingement system.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of the L4 Bren, a converted Bren gun chambered in 7.62 NATO. The instructor highlights unique features such as the 'Gun Machine' engraving, the commando forward grip, and offset iron sights necessitated by the top-mounted magazine. Key mechanical aspects showcased include the quick-detach barrel system and compatibility with inch-pattern FAL magazines. The demonstration also points out the self-deploying dust cover, offering insights into the firearm's operational characteristics.

This guide details the disassembly and quick-detach barrel system of the Sullivan .22 Prototype Rifle, as demonstrated by engineer Jim Sullivan. The process involves using a penny for specific bolts and highlights the rifle's robust design, including military-style sights and a unique safety feature. The information is presented with expert authority, drawing from the designer's direct involvement.

This review of the Ruger PC Charger 9mm pistol, presented by Military Arms Channel, highlights its pistol variant status of the PC Carbine, featuring a quick-detach barrel and convertible magazine well for Glock compatibility. Expert analysis from Tim notes its portability, competitive pricing, and unique features, while also comparing its weight and handling characteristics against rivals like the Stribog, Scorpion EVO, H&K SP5, and Sig MPX. The review provides a balanced perspective on its pros and cons for potential buyers.

This guide details the quick assembly and disassembly of the GAU-5A ASDW survival rifle, as demonstrated by a firearms expert. The process is designed to be completed in under a minute, making it ideal for emergency situations. Key features include the Cry Havoc detachable barrel system and a FAB Defense folding pistol grip for compact storage.

This video provides an expert-level review of the W+F Bern E22 and C42 prototype rifles, which competed against SIG in Swiss military trials for the Stgw 90. Ian McCollum details their design, modularity, and the reasons for their rejection in favor of the SIG 541. The analysis highlights specific features like the quick-detach barrel and proprietary cartridges, offering deep technical insight into these rare firearms.

This video introduces the LMT MRP (Monolithic Rail Platform) AR-15 upper receiver, now featuring M-LOK. It highlights the monolithic construction for rigidity and the new slimmer, lighter design. A key feature is the quick-detach barrel system, allowing for barrel swaps between calibers and configurations like 300 Blackout and 5.56 NATO. The uppers ship with 5.56 barrels and include proprietary gas blocks, gas tubes, locking pieces, and flash hiders.

This video provides a detailed look at the FN M249S semi-automatic variant of the Squad Automatic Weapon. Paul Leavitt from Brownells demonstrates its features, operation, and field stripping process. He highlights its similarity to the military M249, its belt-fed and magazine-fed capabilities, and its internal mechanism, comparing its bolt carrier group to an AK-47.