Navy Seal's FAVOURITE GUN in Vietnam - Stoner 63 (Rob Arms M96): Gun of the Week #15

Published on September 20, 2019
Duration: 7:29

This video provides an in-depth review of the Robinson Armament M96, a semi-automatic rifle inspired by the Stoner 63. The presenter highlights its modularity, various barrel lengths (Expeditionary Rifle, Recon), and its popularity in Canada due to non-restricted status. Technical details like the adjustable gas block, quick-change barrel system, and compatibility with Stanag magazines are discussed, along with its construction and historical context.

Quick Summary

The Robinson Armament M96 is a semi-automatic rifle inspired by the Stoner 63, produced from 1989-2011. It features a quick-change barrel system, adjustable gas block, and accepts standard STANAG magazines. Offered in barrel lengths like the 20-inch 'Expeditionary Rifle' and 16-inch 'Recon', it gained popularity in Canada for its non-restricted status.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Robinson Armament M96
  2. 00:04Stoner 63 Inspiration and Scarcity
  3. 00:30Robinson Armament Fills the Void
  4. 00:39ATF and Canada Approval
  5. 00:49Canadian Non-Restricted Status
  6. 01:00Barrel Lengths: Expeditionary, Recon
  7. 01:21Modularity and Bren Model
  8. 01:50Belt-Fed Version Mention
  9. 01:56Production Years and Cost
  10. 02:03Construction: Stainless Steel Stampings
  11. 02:16Build Quality and Internals
  12. 02:23Shooting Characteristics
  13. 02:27Parts Availability and Collectibility
  14. 02:39Ergonomics and Late Model Sights
  15. 02:50Rear Sight Details
  16. 02:55Front Sight Adjustability
  17. 03:04Adjustable Gas Block
  18. 03:17Muzzle Design
  19. 03:231994 Assault Weapons Ban Impact
  20. 03:48Upcoming Field Strip Video
  21. 03:58Shooting Video and Instagram
  22. 04:13Internal Parts vs. Furniture
  23. 04:24Buttstock Options
  24. 04:41Galil Folding Stock Adaptation
  25. 05:03Stock Adapter Possibilities
  26. 05:18Later Production Features
  27. 05:24Index Bolt Release
  28. 05:46Optics Rail Options
  29. 06:02Parts Drying Up
  30. 06:10Quick Change Barrel System
  31. 06:13Safety Lever
  32. 06:24Non-Ambidextrous Safety
  33. 06:28Magazine Release
  34. 06:34Side Charging Handle
  35. 06:46Bolt Hold Open Mechanism
  36. 07:03Magazine Compatibility: Stanag
  37. 07:16Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Robinson Armament M96?

The Robinson Armament M96 is a semi-automatic rifle that serves as a modern civilian-legal interpretation of the Stoner 63. It was produced between 1989 and 2011 and is known for its modular design and high-quality construction.

What are the different barrel lengths available for the Robinson Armament M96?

The Robinson Armament M96 was offered in three barrel lengths: a 20-inch 'Expeditionary Rifle', a 17.5-inch variant, and a 16-inch 'Recon' model. These lengths contributed to its legal status in various regions.

Is the Robinson Armament M96 compatible with standard AR-15 magazines?

Yes, the Robinson Armament M96 is designed to accept standard STANAG magazines, which are the same type used by AR-15 pattern rifles. This includes popular options like PMAGs and other polymer magazines.

What makes the Robinson Armament M96 unique in its design?

The M96 features a quick-change barrel system, an adjustable gas block with multiple settings, and a non-reciprocating side-charging handle. Its construction from all-stainless steel stampings also contributes to its durability and unique build.

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