NEW! Mini-Beryl 5.56 Pistol from FB Radom!

Published on February 9, 2021
Duration: 25:57

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly process for the FB Radom Mini-Beryl Pistol, as demonstrated by an experienced firearms instructor. It covers removing the grip, recoil spring, bolt carrier, handguard, and gas tube, emphasizing the unique captive push-pin system. The video highlights the importance of proper function checks after reassembly.

Quick Summary

The FB Radom Mini-Beryl Pistol, imported by Arms of America, is a 5.56x45mm firearm featuring a 9.3-inch cold hammer-forged barrel and a unique captive push-pin handguard system. It's imported as a pistol to comply with US 922r regulations, offering high reliability consistent with FB Radom factory production.

Chapters

  1. 00:10History of Polish Military Rifles
  2. 04:10The WZ 1996 Beryl Rifle
  3. 08:30Mini-Beryl Pistol Introduction
  4. 11:11Disassembly and Internals
  5. 15:34Muzzle Device and Trunnion Issues
  6. 19:34Sight Systems and Shooting

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Mini-Beryl Pistol and who manufactures it?

The Mini-Beryl Pistol is a new firearm imported by Arms of America and Atlantic Firearms, manufactured by FB Radom in Poland. It's essentially a 1:1 copy of the military short-barreled rifle but imported as a pistol to comply with US regulations.

What are the key technical specifications of the Mini-Beryl Pistol?

The Mini-Beryl Pistol features a 9.3-inch cold hammer-forged barrel with a 1:9" twist rate, chambered in 5.56x45mm / .223 Rem. It has an overall length of 18.4 inches and weighs 5.9 lbs. Its MSRP is $1,389.00.

What are the unique features of the Mini-Beryl Pistol's disassembly process?

The Mini-Beryl Pistol utilizes a captive push-pin system for the handguards and a specialized top cover release lever designed to prevent accidental opening during firing, making its disassembly process distinct from other AK variants.

What are potential drawbacks or considerations for the Mini-Beryl Pistol?

The rear trunnion lacks a rail or easy stock attachment point, requiring a swap for SBR conversions. The muzzle device is pinned for import regulations, and the barrel extends slightly past the threads.

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