Videos tagged with WWSD2020

Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons announces the WWSD2020 rifle's availability in the EU via Brownells. The EU model features minor legal compliance modifications, such as a semi-auto-only bolt carrier and no auto sear cut, while maintaining its core design. The rifle is CIP proofed in Germany before distribution across the EU, offering a unique lightweight, utilitarian carbine option to European shooters.

This video showcases a 'Versus Match' between two WWSD2020 rifles, highlighting different configurations and shooting techniques. Ian McCollum ultimately wins the match against Karl Kasarda, demonstrating superior performance across various stages including long-range marksmanship, target transitions, and positional shooting. The discussion also touches upon the WWSD2020's design philosophy, emphasizing reliability and balance.

This video captures "The Brutal Montage - Winter War - Finnish Brutality 2021", showcasing behind-the-scenes footage and unseen stages of the cancelled Finnish Brutality 2021 event, which was themed around the Winter War. Despite the main event's postponement to an October "mud edition", this montage highlights participants running stages in Finnish snow. The event is a collaboration between InRange TV and Varusteleka, with sponsorship from SAKO Finland for ammunition and support from Polaris Logistics for the WWSD2020 carbine. Notable participants include individuals from Varusteleka, Bloke on the Range, Forgotten Weapons, Les from Polaris Logistics, and @jenkarolina.

The WWSD2020 rifle by KE Arms is detailed, focusing on its production specifications and component choices. Key features include the monolithic KP-15 polymer lower receiver with a trapdoor buttplate, a forged AR-15 upper without a forward assist, and an ambidextrous Breek Arms Warhammer charging handle. It utilizes a Young Manufacturing chrome BCG, JP Silent Capture Spring, and a 16-inch Faxon pencil barrel with a 1:8 twist.

This video update focuses on the WWSD2020 project, specifically detailing the selection process for the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG). The creators aim to demonstrate their claims regarding the chosen BCG and explain the reasoning behind their decision. The video emphasizes viewer support through Patreon.

This entry details the performance of the WWSD2020 rifle, specifically the KP-15 polymer lower, during a rigorous full-auto torture test. Expert analysis from InRangeTV highlights the rifle's reliability over 210 rounds, the thermal resistance of its polymer components, and the effectiveness of its specialized parts like the JP Silent Captured Spring and Faxon barrel under extreme conditions. The test demonstrates the structural integrity and heat management capabilities of the build.

This video details the first field trials of the KE Arms KP15 polymer lower receiver, showcasing its manufacturing process from injection molding and vibration welding to secondary operations. Experts from InRangeTV and Forgotten Weapons conduct rigorous testing, including competitive matches and full-auto suppressed fire, reporting zero malfunctions. The assessment highlights the KP15's robust construction, improved ergonomics, and reliable performance, positioning it as a durable and functional AR-15 platform component.

This video details the molding process of the KE Arms KP15 polymer lower receiver, a key component of the WWSD2020 carbine concept. While the video cannot be directly hosted on YouTube due to policy restrictions, viewers are directed to Brownells' website or other distribution points via an provided link to view the full demonstration. This production milestone signifies the beginning of KP15 lower receiver manufacturing.

This video provides an in-depth look at the KE Arms KP-15 monolithic polymer lower receiver, a key component of the WWSD2020 rifle. Speakers Karl Kasarda, Ian McCollum, and Russell Phagan detail its design philosophy, manufacturing process, and compatibility. They emphasize its robust construction, designed to overcome traditional polymer firearm limitations, and discuss its integration with standard AR-15 components. The discussion also touches on ATF compliance, material science, and finishing techniques suitable for the polymer construction.

This video provides an in-depth update on the WWSD2020 project, focusing on the development and manufacturing of the KE Arms KP-15 polymer lower receiver. Experts Ian McCollum, Russell Phagan, and Karl Kasarda detail the engineering challenges, material science considerations, and advanced manufacturing techniques like injection molding and vibration welding. The discussion highlights the project's timeline, historical context of polymer firearms, and the efficiency gains compared to traditional aluminum receivers.

This video offers a sneak peek into the manufacturing process of the KEArms KP15 polymer lower, a component of the WWSD2020 project. The description indicates a full discussion about the project will be released on June 18th. The video leverages existing hashtags related to the project and the InRange TV channel, suggesting a focus on firearm development and related content.

This guide details a heat stress and zero shift test for AR-15 barrels, as demonstrated by Karl Kasarda and Ian McCullum on InRangeTV. The procedure involves firing cold and hot groups with specific barrels to assess accuracy under thermal load. The experts conclude that modern pencil barrels, when properly manufactured with stress relief, maintain zero even when heated, with weight being the primary differentiator for lightweight builds like the WWSD2020.