Videos tagged with Weight Analysis

This review of the Desert Tech MDRX highlights its significant weight issues, particularly in the 5.56 NATO configuration, making it a less than ideal choice for many applications. While the rifle demonstrates good accuracy potential and a quality trigger, it suffers from reliability quirks, including jams and bullets entering the stock, observed during bench testing. The reviewer suggests that the multi-caliber system makes more sense in larger calibers like .308 Winchester, with a conversion kit for 5.56, and anticipates the successor, the Wolverine, will address many of these shortcomings.

This video details a comprehensive test of the B.O.S.S. Guillotine suppressor on a 5.56 NATO AR-15. Experts Ian McCollum and Luke Hartle conducted blind sound tests, noting its quiet performance and light weight (12.1 oz). While it excelled in standard sound and velocity tests (138.7 dB at ear, 2677 fps), the suppressor experienced a catastrophic failure during an extreme high-cadence durability test, indicating limitations under sustained abuse. Despite this, its $500 price point is highlighted as a strong value for typical use.

This video from FalconClaw provides a detailed breakdown of an LMT R20 Rahe AR-15 setup, addressing viewer concerns about its weight. The presenter, demonstrating high authority and expertise, meticulously weighs individual components like the LPVO and thermal optic, concluding the fully loaded rifle weighs 12.8lbs, not the estimated 15lbs. The analysis contextualizes this weight against heavier military firearms like SAWs and DMRs, emphasizing capability over mere weight.

This YouTube Short explores the utility and weight consideration of carrying a handgun within a specific setup, likely for tactical or preparedness purposes. The title suggests a focus on the practical implications of this loadout, prompting a discussion about whether the added firearm is justified for the overall configuration. The use of hashtags like #recce and #chestrig indicates a context of fieldcraft, reconnaissance, or tactical gear assessment.

This video provides an expert breakdown of Special Purpose Rifle (SPR) and General Purpose Rifle (GPR) builds, detailing their components, performance metrics like accuracy (MOA) and weight, and intended applications. Lucas Botkin, a professional shooter and gear tester, analyzes four distinct rifle configurations, offering insights into component choices and their impact on overall rifle performance. The analysis covers builds from Munitionworks, BCM, and others, highlighting specific optics, barrels, and triggers.

This YouTube video discusses the perceived excessive weight of the PSA JAKL rail system. The creator, operating under the 'Basement Operator Company' persona, shares their experience and opinion on the rail's heft. The description also includes links to their website for merchandise, discount codes, and contact information for business inquiries. Affiliate links and a disclaimer about not being a gunsmith are also present.

This video analyzes the dilemma of choosing an optic for a Special Purpose Rifle (SPR), specifically comparing a 3-18x scope against traditional 2-10x options. The expert highlights the trade-offs between increased magnification for long-range precision and the usability challenges at close range and the added weight. The Primary Arms GLx 3-18x is examined for its features, including the Athena BPR MIL reticle and locking turrets, but its practical limitations are also discussed.

This expert guide compares the AR-15 Red Dot with a 6X Magnifier against a 1-6x LPVO, drawing on analytical insights from SuperSetCA. It details performance differences in weight, battery life, eye relief, glass quality, and accuracy at various ranges. The analysis highlights that while LPVOs offer superior clarity, modern magnifiers make the Red Dot + Magnifier combo a competitive alternative, with the final choice depending on user preference and specific application.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Heckler & Koch G28, a German semi-automatic sniper system. The host, an experienced firearms collector, details its military adoption, proprietary features, and high-end components. Key takeaways include its substantial weight, specialized optics, and proprietary magazine system, differentiating it from standard AR platforms.

This comprehensive review by Nutnfancy critically analyzes the Arsenal SAM7 series AK-47 variant. With over 13 years of experience and a military background, Nutnfancy provides an in-depth, analytical assessment focusing on practical use and value. He questions the 'best AK' hype, citing concerns about weight, price, and accuracy compared to other market options.

This guide details the installation of the Glockstore Pure Tungsten Guide Rod and analyzes its impact on recoil management. The video, presented by TheHumbleMarksman, an expert firearms instructor, demonstrates how the increased mass of a tungsten guide rod can theoretically reduce muzzle climb and improve shot recovery. It includes a comparative analysis using high-speed video and weight measurements against OEM components and other aftermarket options.

This comprehensive review from Tactical Toolbox revisits a custom AR10 build after two years and 1,100 rounds. The host, demonstrating high authority and expertise, details the performance of various components including the Aero Precision M5E1 receiver, S-Debon muzzle brake, Geissele SD-3G trigger, and Magpul furniture. Key takeaways include excellent reliability with proper ammunition, the effectiveness of the muzzle brake, and a discussion on the rifle's significant weight, particularly the barrel, suggesting a lighter barrel for future builds.