Videos tagged with XCR-M

The Garand Thumb review highlights the Robinson Armament XCR-M in 8.6 Blackout as a significant advancement in subsonic rifle platforms. It offers superior terminal ballistics compared to 300 Blackout and 9mm subsonic rounds due to its heavy 300-grain projectile and high twist rate. The rifle demonstrates manageable recoil, acceptable accuracy for its intended role, and impressive modularity with its quick-change barrel system.

This video showcases "Battle Rifles in Trenches - Woodland Brutality 2023," a collaboration between InRangeTV, Echo Valley Training Center, and the 1Shepherd Leadership Institute. The participant highlights their use of a Robinson Arms XCR-M in .308 and a Beretta 92x Performance pistol during the event. The description also mentions plans for Woodland Brutality 2024, with early access and discounts available for Patreon/Utreon supporters.

This video provides a rapid, under-60-second guide to the manual of arms for the Robinson Arms XCR rifle, specifically the L and M variants. It covers essential controls like the safety selector, non-reciprocating charging handle, bolt lock/release, and magazine release. The demonstration highlights practical operation, including loading, firing, and the bolt hold-open feature on the last round, comparing controls to familiar platforms like the AR-15 and FAL.

This InRange TV video is the finale of a collaboration featuring various firearms. Day 2 of the event showcases a diverse range of rifles and handguns, including the FAMAS, SVD, WWSD Commando, XCR-M, Browning HiPower, AR18, MR73 Revolver, and several AR-15 variants (20" SDM, Roland Special). The video likely involves range testing, comparisons, and discussions of these firearms, with mentions of 'Cold War', 'Partizan', and 'Armored+P' suggesting potential historical context or specialized ammunition. The description also highlights viewer support through Patreon.

This InRange TV video features an epic collaboration with BlokeontheRange and Varusteleka, showcasing a diverse lineup of firearms. Bloke demonstrates the SVD, Browning HiPower, and AR18. Ian covers the FAMAS, F2, and MR73 Revolver. Jari presents the Robinson Arms XCR-M, WWSD Commando, and Roland Special. Jenny handles a 20" AR15 SDM and G19 with a Leupold DeltaPoint. The video likely involves comparisons, range tests, and discussions of these firearms, drawing from Cold War, Partizan, and Armored+P themes.

This video showcases a heavily upgraded Robinson Armament XCR-M Micro rifle, featuring a $5k investment in accessories. Key upgrades include an Elcan SpecterDR optic, Magpul UBR stock, and Ergo grip, enhancing its tactical capabilities. The rifle's modern design, quick-change barrel system, and ambidextrous controls are highlighted, along with its long-stroke gas piston operation.

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 offers a direct internal comparison between two modern .308 caliber battle rifles: the Robinson Arms XCR-M and the FN SCAR-17. The content focuses on the mechanical differences and similarities within these popular firearms, providing insights for enthusiasts interested in the engineering and design of these rifle platforms. The analysis is presented as a brief but interesting examination of their internal components.

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 video provides a comprehensive field strip and reassembly guide for the Robinson Armament XCR-M rifle. The presenter demonstrates how to disassemble and reassemble the large-frame, multi-caliber rifle, emphasizing its importance for cleaning and maintenance. The video highlights the XCR's quick-change barrel system, its availability in various calibers (.308, .243 Win, .260 Rem, 6.5 Creedmoor), and its ergonomic advantages over the FN Scar 17. It also discusses Canadian firearm regulations regarding barrel length and licensing requirements (PAL/RPAL).

This YouTube video features a first-person perspective of shooting the Robinson Armament XCR-M rifle chambered in .308 caliber. The description highlights the rifle's modern design, ergonomic features like side charging, an integrated forward assist, and ambidextrous controls, as well as its quick-change barrel system and adjustable gas. The creator mentions that the XCR-M is considered non-restricted in Canada with an 18.6"+ barrel. The video also includes a correction regarding the drum magazine, specifying it's the D50 (.308 model) and not the Magpul D60 (.223 model). The creator expresses a strong preference for the XCR platform. The video aims to showcase the rifle's performance and features, with the creator sharing their positive experience and some experimental issues encountered by adjusting the gas system.

This YouTube video focuses on the Robinson Armament XCR-M rifle. The description includes links to discount codes for various firearm-related brands and products, such as Centurion, Fort Scott Ammunition, Challenge Targets, Otis Tech, G96, and Manta Products. It also provides links to donate to Small Arms Solutions, their Patreon page, and their Amazon store. Additionally, it lists the channel's social media presence and mailing address. The content is primarily geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in the XCR-M and associated products.