Videos tagged with SU-16C

This SHOT Show 2011 coverage by Nutnfancy highlights Kel-Tec's innovative designs, including the compact PF-9 pistol and the high-capacity KSG bullpup shotgun. The RMR-30 carbine, based on the PMR-30, is presented as a lightweight survival option. Despite potential production delays, Kel-Tec is praised for pushing industry boundaries with unique, weight-conscious engineering.

This review of the Kel-Tec SU-16C highlights its unique maintenance procedures, particularly the need for muzzle cleaning to protect the crown. It emphasizes the rifle's lightweight design (4.7 lbs) and piston-driven action, which keeps the interior cleaner than direct impingement systems. The SU-16C offers significant value, costing around half that of a quality AR-15, and remains functional even with its stock folded and a 30-round magazine inserted.

The Kel-Tec SU-16C is reviewed as a lightweight, portable rifle with significant firepower due to its AR-15 magazine compatibility. While offering good accuracy around 2.5-inch groups at 100 yards, it has some ergonomic and quality control drawbacks, including a stiff trigger, awkward safety, and potential rust issues. Its magazine flexibility is a key advantage over the Ruger Mini-14.

The Kel-Tec SU-16C is presented as a lightweight, versatile, and budget-friendly tactical carbine, offering a compelling alternative to more expensive AR-15 and AK platforms. Its compact, folding design makes it ideal for backpacking, survival, and home defense, while its gas piston system enhances reliability. The review highlights its portability, accuracy comparable to the Ruger Mini-14, and suitability for various roles from recreational shooting to law enforcement.

This video showcases a night fire exercise with the Kel-Tec SU-16C rifle by Nutnfancy. The review highlights the rifle's performance during rapid fire sequences, focusing on its reliability and accuracy at approximately 100 yards. Key accessories like the Burris SpeedDot 135 and Phantom flash suppressor are discussed, with the rifle ultimately assessed as light, accurate, fast, and reliable.