Videos tagged with XM4

This video details an extended-range accuracy test of a Gordon Carbine configuration, featuring a 14.5-inch barrel and an AEM4 suppressor. The test evaluates the carbine's performance out to 625 yards using both iron sights and an Aimpoint 3000 red dot optic, with a focus on practical accuracy and the impact of sighting systems and ammunition types. The analysis highlights the historical context of the platform and its capabilities with modern ammunition.

This video features Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries and Dave Jewitt discussing their top five games of 2024 that feature firearms. They delve into the virtual representation of specific firearms within these games, highlighting historical accuracy, design choices, and unique implementations. The discussion covers games like Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Call of Duty Black Ops 6, Sulfur, Arma 3 Prairie Fire DLC, and Stalker 2, examining how each game handles firearms from a technical and historical perspective.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of real firearms to their counterparts in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, drawing on the expertise of former military personnel. It delves into the technical specifications, historical context, and practical performance differences between game models and actual weapons like the XM4, AK-74, and MP5, offering insights into firearm design and realism in gaming.

This video demonstrates practical accuracy training with a CAR-15 style rifle (XM4/GUU-5/P) at distances up to 500 yards using iron sights. Instructors Henry Chan and Josh Mazzola from 9-Hole Reviews showcase engaging steel targets, highlighting the capabilities of the 14.5-inch barrel and carbine-length gas system. The session emphasizes historical context and the evolution of the M4 platform, offering insights into historical military rifle configurations and their effectiveness in modern marksmanship scenarios.

This 30-minute YouTube video from 9 Hole Reviews features a relaxed compilation of various AR-15 platform rifles and their variants, set to smooth jazz music. The video showcases a range of iconic models from Colt, Armalite, and other manufacturers, including the Colt AR15 SP-1, Armalite AR180, Colt 604 / M16A1, Colt 727 / XM4, Gordon's Carbine, Colt AR15A2 / M16A2, KAC M110 SASS, Colt LE6920/6720 AR15A3 Carbine, M4A1 Block I, Mk12 Mod0 SPR, M4A1 Block II, AR15A4 / M16A4, M4A1 URG-I "Block III", and LSA TX10. The video aims to be an enjoyable viewing experience for AR-15 enthusiasts, with mentions of supporting the creator through various platforms and affiliate links.

This video details the construction of a custom AR-15 rifle, a clone of the XM4/Commando from Call of Duty: Black Ops. The build focuses on achieving the game's aesthetic using a "dissipator" configuration to legally bypass NFA regulations for short-barreled rifles. Key components include a J-Mac Customs lower receiver, Palmetto State Armory upper, Colt surplus furniture, and a Trijicon RX01 optic, with a unique, game-inspired sling wrap. The creator, Klayco47, demonstrates expertise in retro AR-15 builds and NFA compliance.

This video provides a detailed, real-life demonstration of firearm reloads as seen in Black Ops Cold War, performed by a creator with high proficiency in weapon manipulation. It covers a wide array of pistols, submachine guns, assault rifles, shotguns, revolvers, and sniper rifles, showcasing tactical and speed reload techniques specific to the game's animations. The creator's expertise is evident in the accurate recreation and safe handling of firearm replicas.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the M4 Carbine's history and development, presented by Christopher R. Bartocci, author of 'Black Rifle II'. It delves into the technical evolution from early experimental models like the XM177, addressing challenges with gas systems, ammunition feeding, and the 3-round burst mechanism. The discussion highlights key components like the Picatinny rail and buffer system, offering insights into reliability improvements and design compromises.