Shooting a Stoner 63 (M96)

Published on September 20, 2019
Duration: 4:52

This video provides an in-depth look at the Robinson Armament M96, a clone of the rare Stoner 63 rifle. The presenter highlights its construction, features like last-round bolt hold-open and P-Mag compatibility, and its status as a non-restricted firearm in Canada. The review includes shooting impressions, noting its soft recoil and integrated muzzle brake, while also touching on the rifle's rarity and legal restrictions.

Quick Summary

The Robinson Armament M96 is a modern clone of the Stoner 63, built with stamped stainless steel and compatible with original Stoner furniture. In Canada, the 20-inch barrel version is non-restricted. It features last-round bolt hold-open, P-Mag compatibility, and an integrated muzzle brake for soft recoil.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Stoner 63 / M96
  2. 00:31Robinson Armament M96 - True Pattern Clone
  3. 00:54Shooting the M96
  4. 01:32First Shots and Malfunction
  5. 01:53Clearing Malfunction and Resuming Fire
  6. 02:11Plates Shooting and P-Mag Compatibility
  7. 02:17Bolt Hold-Open and Bolt Release
  8. 02:34Safety Selector Review
  9. 02:45Accuracy and Shooting Impressions
  10. 03:15Magazine Capacity Limitations in Canada
  11. 03:24Non-Restricted Status in Canada
  12. 03:30Recoil and Muzzle Brake
  13. 03:44Production Years and Assault Weapons Ban
  14. 03:57Barrel Length Options
  15. 04:07Final Shots at Steel Target
  16. 04:19Overall Impression and Rarity
  17. 04:24Leaner Model and Original Design
  18. 04:35Quick-Change Barrel Feature
  19. 04:38Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Robinson Armament M96?

The Robinson Armament M96 is a modern clone of the rare Stoner 63 rifle. It's constructed from stamped stainless steel and designed to modern manufacturing standards, while retaining compatibility with original Stoner 63 furniture.

Is the Robinson Armament M96 legal in Canada?

Yes, the Robinson Armament M96, particularly in its 20-inch barrel configuration, is classified as a non-restricted rifle in Canada, making it legal to own under current regulations.

What are the key features of the Robinson Armament M96?

Key features include a stamped stainless steel construction, last-round bolt hold-open, P-Mag compatibility, a positive safety selector, and an integrated muzzle brake that contributes to soft recoil. It also has a quick-change barrel feature.

How does the Robinson Armament M96 shoot?

The M96 shoots with very little recoil, described as 'very soft,' partly due to its integrated muzzle brake. The rifle is generally a joy to shoot, though it experienced a jam during the demonstration.

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