FN FiveseveN Gauntlet Test!

Published on October 8, 2018
Duration: 10:21

The FN Five-seveN pistol underwent a rigorous 'Gauntlet Test' involving sequential exposure to water, sand, dirt, and mud. Despite experiencing some malfunctions in thick mud, the pistol recovered to 100% reliability after a simple rinse. The reviewer concluded it's a military-service-grade reliable pistol, highlighting its high capacity and lightweight polymer construction.

Quick Summary

The FN Five-seveN pistol underwent a Gauntlet Test involving water, sand, dirt, and mud. It performed well initially but had malfunctions in thick mud. A simple rinse restored it to 100% reliability, impressing the reviewer with its resilience.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Specs
  2. 01:05Function Check with LAX Ammo
  3. 02:00Elemental Testing (Water, Sand, Dirt, Mud)
  4. 04:36The Gauntlet Test Sequence
  5. 07:45Post-Test Recovery and Rinse
  6. 08:25Final Assessment and Reliability

Frequently Asked Questions

How did the FN Five-seveN perform in the Gauntlet Test?

The FN Five-seveN performed well through water, sand, and dirt. It experienced 3 failures to feed and 1 failure to eject in thick mud but was restored to 100% reliability after a simple rinse.

What are the key features of the FN Five-seveN highlighted in the review?

The review noted the pistol's extensive polymer construction, lightweight design, high capacity (20/30 rounds), and its 5.7x28mm caliber, which operates at high pressures.

Can the FN Five-seveN handle harsh environmental conditions?

Yes, the pistol passed individual tests in water, sand, dirt, and mud. Even after the Gauntlet Test's mud exposure, a simple rinse restored full functionality, suggesting good resilience.

What ammunition was used for the FN Five-seveN function check?

A function check was performed using American Eagle 40-grain 5.7x28mm ammunition, which was provided by LAX Ammunition.

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