Videos tagged with Roswell Rifle Works

This entry details the US-manufactured SR-3M US, a 9x39mm PDW evolving from the VSS and AS Val lineage. Expert insights cover its unique linear hammer-fired mechanism, short-stroke gas system, and precision CNC machining from 4140 steel. The guide highlights key features like the M-LOK handguard, folding stock, and specific barrel threading, offering a comprehensive overview for enthusiasts and professionals.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the US-made SR-3M Vikhr by Roswell Rifle Works, presented at SHOT Show 2026. Rahul from Roswell Rifle Works details the firearm's origins, its role as a compact PDW derived from Russian designs like the VSS Vintorez and AS Val, and its compatibility with suppressors. The discussion also covers proprietary 9x39mm ammunition developed by Roswell Rifle Works, including specific ballistic data.

This video covers a wide range of new firearms and accessories introduced at Shot Show 2026. Key highlights include the American-made SR3M rifle chambered in 9x39mm, new suppressor models from SureFire and Dead Air, updated pistol platforms from Walther and SDS Imports, and innovative rifle systems from Black Rain Ordnance and Blackout Dynamics. The episode also features new tactical lights and pistol chassis systems from Recover Tactical.

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons provides an expert overview of the Roswell Rifle Works SR3M at SHOT Show. The SR3M is a US-made variant of the Russian 9x39mm VSS/Vintorez family, built with original mechanical systems. Roswell Manufacturing is producing both the firearms and proprietary 9x39mm ammunition in-house, addressing magazine compatibility issues with standard 7.62x39mm magazines. Pricing and availability for SBR and pistol variants are also detailed.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of new firearms and accessories showcased at Shot Show 2024. Key highlights include a review of a Turkish Spaz 12 clone, the new Smith & Wesson M&P Metal series pistols, Dead Air's latest suppressors, and various optics from Primary Arms. The discussion also touches on the controversial AS Val clone from Roswell Rifle Works and the general state of the firearms industry.

Micah Mayfield unveils the SR-3M at SHOT Show, highlighting its long-awaited arrival in the U.S. market after 14-15 months of development. The video focuses on the initial reveal and the excitement surrounding this modern Russian firearm, promising more details on its capabilities and features.