Videos tagged with Upper Receiver Group

This video from Classic Firearms at SHOT Show 2026 introduces the groundbreaking .30 Epic caliber from Olympus Arms. The caliber is designed for AR-15 magwells, offering significantly more power than 5.56 NATO. The review details its performance, recoil characteristics, and the innovative gas piston upper receiver group, highlighting its modularity and compatibility with mil-spec lowers. The presentation emphasizes the system's optimization for suppressed use and short barrels.

This video highlights a limited release of official US Military grade rifle kits, specifically the SIG SAUER "SURG" (Suppressed Upper Receiver Group), made available to the civilian market. The description emphasizes that this is the exact rifle used by the US Military and is now accessible to civilians. It also promotes related products like gun holsters, stands, and Glock rifle conversion kits, along with an entrepreneur internship opportunity and the creator's Instagram. The video advises responsible firearm handling under supervision and emphasizes brass cleanup.

This video reviews the R&D Precision PW9 V2, a self-contained 9mm PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) upper receiver. The reviewer highlights its compatibility with standard 9mm lowers without a buffer tube, and the inclusion of a rail adapter. The video aims to assess its functionality and performance at the range, detailing its features, bolt hold open mechanism, barrel, and overall shooting experience. It also touches upon pricing, availability, and lower receiver compatibility.

This video from Daniel Defense showcases their monthly custom Upper Receiver Group (URG) initiative. Employees, described as 'gun people,' create unique URGs available for a limited time each month. This month's featured URG boasts a heavy profile barrel and a Kx5 brake. The company encourages viewers to share their own custom URG ideas via comments or social media.

This video provides a detailed guide to field stripping the Wolf A1 Upper Receiver Group, presented by Jim. The tutorial covers the necessary steps to disassemble the firearm, likely for cleaning and maintenance purposes. It is presented by Burst Review and includes links for supporting the channel through PayPal and Patreon.