LMT MLC Pistol Tabletop Review Barrel Change and Field Strip

Published on December 29, 2019
Duration: 12:49

This video provides a detailed tabletop review of the LMT MLC Pistol, highlighting its unique features such as the monolithic upper receiver, ambidextrous controls, and a multi-caliber barrel change system. The instructor, with experience from the Army and tactical publications, demonstrates the process of field stripping and quickly swapping barrels between 5.56 NATO and 300 Blackout calibers, emphasizing the engineering and quality of LMT firearms.

Quick Summary

The LMT MLC Pistol features a monolithic upper receiver and handguard for enhanced rigidity, fully ambidextrous controls, and a unique multi-caliber barrel change system. It utilizes a dry film lubricant for smoother operation and reduced oil dependency, making it a versatile 21st-century fighting gun.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction to LMT MLC Pistol
  2. 00:25LMT Brand Background
  3. 01:24Key Differences: Ambidextrous Controls
  4. 01:57Multi-Caliber Platform Excitement
  5. 02:08Monolithic Upper Receiver Explained
  6. 02:34Upper and Lower Receiver Separation
  7. 02:45Lower Receiver Details
  8. 03:53Dry Film Lubricant Feature
  9. 04:44Upper Receiver Details
  10. 05:49Monolithic Handguard and Barrel Length
  11. 06:13Bolt Carrier Group Inspection
  12. 06:52Bolt Inspection
  13. 07:20Barrel Change System Demonstration
  14. 08:04Front and Rear Bolt Function
  15. 08:30Removing the 5.56 Barrel
  16. 09:16Introducing the 300 Blackout Barrel
  17. 09:36Installing the 300 Blackout Barrel
  18. 09:54300 Blackout Conversion Complete
  19. 10:16Caliber Swap Benefits
  20. 10:30Torque Wrench Application
  21. 10:50Mission Versatility
  22. 11:14Performance and Shooting Impressions
  23. 11:37Magazine Compatibility
  24. 12:09Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the LMT MLC Pistol unique compared to standard AR-15 platforms?

The LMT MLC stands out with its monolithic upper receiver and handguard machined from a single piece, fully ambidextrous controls for magazine, bolt, and safety, and a multi-caliber barrel change system. It also features a dry film lubricant for smoother operation and reduced oil dependency.

How does the barrel change system work on the LMT MLC Pistol?

The LMT MLC utilizes a specialized tool to engage front and rear bolts securing the barrel. The front bolt passes through a lug on the barrel, while the rear bolt provides tension. Removing these bolts allows for a quick barrel swap, facilitated by a permanently attached gas system.

What are the advantages of the dry film lubricant used in the LMT MLC?

The permanent dry film lubricant applied to the buffer tube and inside the upper receiver of the LMT MLC reduces friction and allows the firearm to run more smoothly with less traditional oil. This is particularly beneficial in dusty or dirty environments, as oils can trap debris.

Can the LMT MLC Pistol use standard AR-15 magazines?

Yes, the video indicates that the LMT MLC Pistol is compatible with standard AR-15 magazines, and testing was performed with 10-11 different common types of AR magazines for both 5.56 and 300 Blackout calibers.

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