First Match with a Prototype WWSD-2020!

Published on August 20, 2020
Duration: 6:27

This guide details the experience of competing with a prototype WWSD-2020 rifle, featuring the KE Arms KP-15 polymer lower, in a 2-gun match. It covers performance across various stages, from long-range engagements to obstacle navigation, offering insights into the rifle's reliability and competitive potential. Instruction is provided by Ian McCollum, a recognized authority in firearms analysis.

Quick Summary

The WWSD-2020 prototype rifle, featuring the KE Arms KP-15 monolithic polymer lower receiver, successfully completed its first 2-gun match. Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons highlighted its reliable performance across various stages, despite environmental dust challenges, and noted the potential benefit of an ambidextrous bolt release for future iterations.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to WWSD-2020 Prototype
  2. 01:05Stage 1 Performance Analysis
  3. 02:45Stage 2 & 3 Competition
  4. 05:51Final Results & Technical Observations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the WWSD-2020 prototype rifle?

The WWSD-2020 prototype rifle is a firearm built around the KE Arms KP-15 monolithic polymer lower receiver and a WWSD-2017 upper assembly. It was used in its first competitive 2-gun match by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons.

What are the key features of the KE Arms KP-15 lower receiver?

The KP-15 is a monolithic polymer lower receiver that integrates the stock and grip into a single unit. The prototype used in the video was serial number 2 from the first test run, highlighting its early development stage.

How did the WWSD-2020 prototype perform in its first match?

The rifle performed reliably throughout the match, with the shooter achieving a 4th place finish in Stage 1 and an 8th place overall finish. Despite environmental challenges like dust, the firearm functioned consistently.

What technical observations were made about the WWSD-2020 prototype?

Ian McCollum noted that the early prototype lacked an ambidextrous bolt release, which could be beneficial for competitive shooting maneuvers involving shoulder transitions. More in-depth technical details are available on InRange TV.

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