ATRS Modern Varmint Field Strip

Published on February 10, 2020
Duration: 3:31

This guide details the field stripping process for the ATRS Modern Varmint rifle. It highlights the unique takedown procedure, emphasizing the single front pin and the method for separating the upper and lower receivers. The process is presented as straightforward, similar to a standard AR-15.

Quick Summary

The ATRS Modern Varmint field strip involves dropping the magazine, proving clear, dropping the hammer, and removing the single front pin. The upper and lower receivers then slide apart. The bolt is removed by pulling the charging handle back slightly. The bolt carrier group features a milled slot for the side charger.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Overview
  2. 00:12Dropping Magazine and Proving Clear
  3. 00:18Hammer Drop and Front Pin Disassembly
  4. 00:39Separating Upper and Lower Receivers
  5. 01:19Bolt Removal
  6. 01:25Bolt Carrier Group Differences
  7. 02:07Reassembly Overview
  8. 02:25Bonus: FAMA SG 542 Introduction

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you disassemble the ATRS Modern Varmint rifle?

To disassemble the ATRS Modern Varmint, first drop the magazine and prove the firearm clear. Then, drop the hammer and remove the single front pin, which may require slight rearward pressure. Slide the upper and lower receivers apart, and pull the charging handle back slightly to remove the bolt.

What are the key differences in the ATRS Modern Varmint's bolt carrier group?

The ATRS Modern Varmint's bolt carrier group has a milled slot designed to interface with its side charging mechanism. While internally similar to a standard AR-15, this feature is a notable distinction for its side-charging capability.

Is the ATRS Modern Varmint difficult to field strip?

The field stripping process for the ATRS Modern Varmint is described as straightforward and very similar to disassembling a standard DI AR-15. The main difference lies in the takedown pin mechanism and the sliding separation of the receivers.

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