Inside the Side Charging AR10 - ATRS Modern Hunter Field Strip

Published on March 25, 2020
Duration: 4:49

This video demonstrates the field strip procedure for the ATRS Modern Hunter, highlighting its unique side-charging mechanism and horizontal receiver separation. The presenter notes the firearm's tight fit, suggesting it's designed for accuracy, and mentions specific magazine requirements (Gen 2 PMAGs) for early production models.

Quick Summary

The ATRS Modern Hunter field strips uniquely by separating horizontally. After removing the front pin and sliding the upper forward, it lifts off the lower. This design, featuring a rotated receiver pin and integrated cylinder, contributes to a tight lock-up and allows the BCG to be pulled straight out.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to ATRS Modern Hunter
  2. 00:13Unique Receiver Design
  3. 00:20Formal Field Strip Procedure
  4. 01:20Dropping the Front Pin
  5. 01:50Horizontal Receiver Separation
  6. 02:16Cylinder Interface Detail
  7. 02:46Side Charging Mechanism
  8. 02:50BCG Removal
  9. 03:17Side Charger Details
  10. 03:35Future Content Tease

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the ATRS Modern Hunter field strip differently from a standard AR-15?

The ATRS Modern Hunter separates horizontally. After removing the front pin and sliding the upper receiver forward, the upper lifts off the lower, unlike the typical hinging action of an AR-15.

What is unique about the ATRS Modern Hunter's receiver pin design?

The front receiver pin is rotated 90 degrees and fits into a specific metal cylinder integrated into the lower receiver. This design contributes to a very tight lock-up.

What magazines are recommended for the ATRS Modern Hunter?

For early production runs of the ATRS Modern Hunter, Gen 2 PMAGs are highly recommended and described as 'essentially a must' for reliable function.

Can the bolt carrier group be removed easily from the ATRS Modern Hunter?

Yes, due to its side-charging design, the bolt carrier group can be pulled straight out of the upper receiver without needing a traditional charging handle.

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