Videos tagged with Sharps Rifle Company

This two-year, 8,000-round review of a PSA 10.5" AR-15 pistol reveals significant issues with quality control and durability. While some components like the SB Tactical brace and Rise Armament trigger performed well, the factory bolt carrier group and barrel showed premature wear. A major manufacturing defect in the lower receiver required modification. The speaker concludes PSA is a hobbyist brand requiring extensive user QC for high-volume use.

This YouTube video focuses on the physical examination of two Bolt Carrier Groups (BCGs) from Sharps Rifle Company. While the title and description are concise, they indicate a detailed inspection of BCG components, likely highlighting manufacturing quality, design features, or potential areas of interest for rifle enthusiasts and builders. The content aims to provide visual information about these specific BCGs.

This video review focuses on the Extreme Bolt Carrier Group from Sharp's Rifle Company. It highlights the BCG's construction using S7 Steel and its DLC coating. The content aims to evaluate the performance and quality of this specific AR-15 component, posing the question of its overall effectiveness. The description also includes links to the full article, related Amazon products (wipes and tools), and the channel's shows on CarbonTV, along with an option to support the channel through merchandise.

This video provides an in-depth comparison of various enhanced AR/M16/M4 bolt carrier groups (BCGs), highlighting innovations beyond the Mil-Spec standard. It details features like improved extractor designs, solid cam pin holes, integral gas keys, and advanced materials to enhance reliability and durability. Specific models from LMT, HM Defense, LWRC, POF USA, Sharps Rifle Company, Lantac, JP Enterprises, DS Arms, Black Rifle Arms, Gemtech, Bootleg Inc, Young Manufacturing, and Faxon Firearms are discussed, offering insights into their unique design philosophies and benefits for different shooting applications.

This YouTube video features a review of the Sharps Rifle Company (SRC) XPB Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) for the AR-15 platform. The reviewer explores whether the XPB BCG can be considered the "toughest" and "best AR-15 BCG for the money." Key features highlighted include its balanced design, construction from S7 Steel, HPT/MPI testing, shot peening, and DLC coating. The description also includes affiliate links to parts, ear protection, and other content creators.

The Sharps Rifle Company XPB BCG is presented as a high-performance upgrade for AR-15s, emphasizing its S7 tool steel construction for increased tensile strength and a DLC coating for lubricity and easy cleaning. Its reduced mass design minimizes carrier cant, leading to smoother operation and less wear. The BCG also features a Relia-Bolt with tapered lugs for improved feeding and undergoes rigorous testing, including HPT and MPI.

This video from The Gun Collective features Jon Patton taking another look at the Sharps Rifle Company XPB Bolt Carrier Group (BCG). It's a "take two" after an initial review didn't go entirely as planned. The content focuses on evaluating this specific firearm component, with a potential for discussion on its performance and features. The description also points to the typical TGC format with links to their Patreon, Amazon affiliate page, and other social media platforms.

This VSO Gun Channel video focuses on a new innovation from Sharps Rifle Company for the AR-15 platform, highlighting "Xtreme Performance." The description notes that most video descriptions were recently lost due to a bulk update and directs viewers to their affiliate page for missing links or codes. VSO emphasizes its role as an educational resource, a contracted testing and evaluation lab, and not a seller or promoter of firearms. They stress responsible gun ownership and safety. The content is stated to be objective, based on tests performed by their personnel, with the potential for negative aspects to be published for product improvement. VSOrdnance LLC offers paid consulting services, and VSO Gun Channel retains full creative control over publishing footage derived from these tests.

This long-term review of the 25-45 Sharps AR-15 conversion highlights its superior ballistics compared to 5.56 NATO and .300 Blackout, making it ideal for hunting medium game and self-defense. The build features a 20-inch SRC Arms barrel and a Trijicon scope, demonstrating excellent accuracy and energy retention out to 300 yards. While ammunition availability is limited to Sharps Rifle Company, the rifle's parts compatibility and hard-hitting performance make it a potent alternative.

This review covers the Sharps .25-45 Factory AR-15 rifle, highlighting its effectiveness for deer and hog hunting. The .25-45 Sharps cartridge offers improved energy over .223/5.56 and .300 Blackout, making it a viable hunting option where .223 is prohibited. While capable of hitting steel at 600 yards, its practical hunting range is recommended to be within 200-300 yards for ethical game harvest.

This video showcases the Sharps Rifle Company AR-15 upper receiver chambered in the 25-45 Sharps caliber. The content includes live-fire demonstrations, accuracy testing of an accuracy group, and chronographing of various loads to illustrate the power and performance of the round. It also features links to the creator's website, merchandise, and social media channels.

This video details a successful hog hunt utilizing the Sharps Rifle Company's 100gr Swine Smasher ammunition in .25-45 Sharps caliber. The hunt, conducted at Independence Ranch, Texas, showcased the effectiveness of the monolithic bullet design on feral hogs, achieving clean one-shot kills and a 100% pass-through rate. The .25-45 Sharps caliber is highlighted as an optimal choice for the AR platform, offering excellent penetration and suppression.