Videos tagged with Wolf Performance Arms

This video reviews the 12.5-inch Wolf A1 (T91) AR-15 piston upper receiver, highlighting its reliability, accuracy, and unique gas piston system. The reviewer praises its performance, especially compared to direct impingement AR-15s, but notes a drawback in the forend's limited accessory mounting options and the associated cost of adapters. The description provides detailed specifications of the upper, including its cold hammer-forged barrel, MIL-SPEC Picatinny rail, adjustable front sight, and combination compensator/flash suppressor. It's presented as a solid option for home defense, recreation, and tactical use, suitable for everyday shooters.

This video reviews the 14.5" Wolf A1 Piston Upper Receiver, also known as the Taiwanese Military T91. The creator demonstrates its "box to combat load" readiness, highlighting its short-stroke piston system, hammer-forged barrel, and durable construction. The test includes putting approximately 250 rounds (steel and brass) through the upper with positive results, even after being submerged in a stream multiple times. The creator emphasizes its reliability and comfortable ergonomics, recommending it for home defense, sport shooting, hunting, and tactical applications. The video also touches on budget-friendly AR-15 lower receivers and triggers, positioning itself as a resource for "high value options for your everyday Joe & Jane."

This comprehensive review by Military Arms Channel details an accuracy test of two VEPR AK .308 rifles, one with a 23-inch barrel and the other with a 27-inch barrel. The expert instructor evaluates the performance of various .308 Winchester ammunition types, including Wolf Gold, Federal Gold Medal Match, and Wolf Performance steel-cased rounds, at 100 yards. Key features of the VEPR platform, such as its RPK-style reinforced receiver, cold hammer-forged chrome-lined barrels, and Russian walnut stocks, are also discussed.

This review provides an expert look at the Russian-made VEPR 7.62x54R rifle, imported by Wolf Performance Arms. The video details its technical features, including an RPK-style receiver and a 20-inch heavy barrel, and compares it to other rifles like the PSL. The host, recognized for his expertise in the tactical firearms community, demonstrates its shooting characteristics, achieving a 1.75-inch group at 100 yards with a 5.5 lb trigger pull, and discusses its MSRP of $899.00.