"Full On, Then Retreat" Pt 1

Published on October 29, 2009
Duration: 37:02

This video reviews the Ruger SR-556 and Robinson Arms XCR, highlighting their performance in tactical shooting drills. Key findings include the difficulty of hitting distant steel with non-magnified optics and significant reliability issues with Wolf ammunition in piston-driven systems. The review also touches on secondary gear like the Sig Sauer SP2022.

Quick Summary

Wolf ammunition demonstrated significant reliability issues, causing jams and failures to cycle in piston-driven rifles like the Ruger SR-556 and Robinson Arms XCR. This leads to a strong recommendation against using steel-cased Wolf ammo on these platforms.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Gear Overview: Ruger SR-556 Setup
  2. 02:19Range Setup & 200-Yard Steel Targets
  3. 05:13Sighting In the Ruger SR-556 with Burris Red Dot
  4. 12:27Robinson Arms XCR Testing & Loading Quirks
  5. 14:18Ammunition Reliability Issues: Wolf Ammo Problems
  6. 16:05Run N Gun Drills: Accuracy & Heat Concerns
  7. 25:44Secondary Gear & Sidearms: Sig SP2022

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition reliability issues were observed with piston-driven rifles in the video?

The video highlights significant reliability problems with Wolf ammunition in piston-driven rifles like the Ruger SR-556 and Robinson Arms XCR. Both experienced jams and failures to cycle, leading to a recommendation against using this ammo type on these platforms.

How difficult is it to hit targets at 200 yards with a non-magnified optic during dynamic shooting?

Hitting 12-inch steel plates at 200 yards with a non-magnified optic is described as difficult, especially during 'Run N Gun' drills when a shooter's heart rate is elevated. This emphasizes the need for practice or magnified optics for such distances.

What are the key differences noted between the Ruger SR-556 and Robinson Arms XCR?

Both are piston-driven 5.56 rifles. The XCR has a loading quirk with PMAGs and showed mediocre accuracy with Wolf ammo. The SR-556's stock trigger was noted as a hindrance for distance shooting during drills, and both generated significant heat.

What secondary gear was showcased alongside the main rifles?

Alongside the SR-556 and XCR, the video briefly showcases a Sig Sauer SP2022 pistol carried in a chest holster and mentions testing a CZ 75 P-01 Phantom. A 5.11 tactical vest was also featured.

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