Videos tagged with What Would Stoner Do

This video explores the impact of AR-15 barrel length on projectile velocity and terminal ballistics using M193 55-grain ammunition. Testing 14.7-inch, 16-inch, and 20-inch barrels with a MagnetoSpeed chronograph, the data reveals significant velocity differences, particularly past 300 yards, affecting accuracy and wounding potential. The discussion also touches on the reliability advantages of longer barrels with rifle-length gas systems.

This review of the KRX Tactical 'Haunted Shotgun' highlights its unique AR-style controls and the 'What Would Stoner Do' design philosophy, which the reviewer suggests is a departure from Stoner's actual work. The video details significant reliability issues, with the shotgun ceasing to cycle after approximately 40 rounds, and notes exceptionally high recoil, attributed to its lightweight construction. Despite its functional shortcomings, the reviewer expresses a surprising enjoyment of the shooting experience.

This video from Pew Pew Tactical explores their custom take on the InrangeTV / Brownells "What Would Stoner Do?" (WWSD) 2020 project rifle. They discuss modifications made to the base WWSD 2020 platform to align with personal preferences and current legal landscapes. The video references their previous "Remote Brutality" content and hints at a "spaceman trash warrior kit" provided by Uncapitate on Instagram. Links are provided for more information, new merchandise, and social media channels.

This InRangeTV video announces the November 2017 Patreon supporter giveaway, featuring a "What Would Stoner Do" lower receiver. The giveaway item is a fully populated AG_WHACKS/Calves Arms polymer lower receiver with a KT ARMS SLT-1 trigger, intended for a "What Would Stoner Do" build. The video highlights the durability of polymer lowers, referencing a specific blemished unit that remained functional after being shot and run over by a rock. The winner is identified as Brandon N from Austin, Texas.

This video provides a status update on the 'What Would Stoner Do' (WWSD) project, focusing on the evolution of rifle concepts. The presenters discuss how the role of a Designated Marksman (DMR) has shifted, with modern optics enabling standard riflemen to achieve effective fire at distances previously requiring specialized DMRs. They highlight the importance of selecting appropriate optics for different roles, distinguishing between a CQB-focused 'door kicker' rifle and a more general-purpose 'rifleman's' rifle capable of engaging targets out to 600 yards.