Videos tagged with XCR-M

This video covers the finale of the Desert Brutality 2021 competition, detailing challenging stages that tested shooters' physical and mental endurance. Expert participants like Ian McCollum and Bloke discuss their experiences with various firearms, including the FAMAS, SVD, and XCR-M, highlighting the impact of environmental factors like desert dust on gear reliability, particularly with Thermold magazines and the FRF2 sniper rifle.

This video covers Day 1 of the Desert Brutality 2021 competition, showcasing various firearms divisions including Cold War, Partizan, and Armored+P. Participants discuss their chosen gear, including historical and modern rifles like the AR-18, FAMAS, Tigr Dragunov (NDM-86), and XCR-M, alongside pistols such as the Browning Hi-Power and Manurhin MR73. The event features challenging stages that test shooters' skills under demanding conditions, highlighting the importance of equipment reliability and shooter proficiency.

This video revisits the Robinson Armament XCR-M rifle, conducting accuracy testing with both .308 Winchester and 6.5mm Creedmoor calibers. The description also lists various Magpul accessories, shooting rests, cleaning gear, and discount codes for several firearm-related companies, indicating a focus on practical application and product recommendations within the firearms community.

This video features a review of the Robinson Armament XCR-M rifle, presented as a "Gun of the Week." The creator highlights its capabilities as a semi-automatic .308 rifle and discusses its multi-caliber potential with quick-change barrels, bolt, and magazines, supporting calibers like .308, .243 Win, .260 Rem, and 6.5 Creedmoor. The video also touches on the legal classifications of different barrel lengths in Canada (non-restricted vs. restricted) and contrasts the XCR-M with the FN Scar 17, favoring the XCR-M's ergonomics and barrel system. The creator also discusses their Patreon for supporting channel growth and improving content quality.

This YouTube video features a "Mini Shoot" of the Robinson Arms XCR rifle. The content likely involves demonstrating the firearm at a range, potentially showcasing its handling, accuracy, or basic operational features. Given the title, it's a direct showcase of the XCR, possibly highlighting its "mini" variant for portability or a specific shooting session.

This video provides a range day review of several firearms, including the Robinson Armament XCR M in .308, a Midwest Industries MI-15F pistol in 5.56, and a World War II era SVT-40 in 7.62x54R. The presenter discusses accuracy, reliability, and features of each firearm, offering insights into their performance with various ammunition types and accessories like suppressors and optics. The XCR M is noted for its solid build and AK-like internals, while the MI-15F pistol demonstrates good performance with a suppressor. The SVT-40 is highlighted for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal, despite some reliability concerns.