Shooting the APC308: DMR, Rifle, PDW

Published on December 4, 2019
Duration: 16:56

This video provides an in-depth look at the Ruger and Tom APC308, showcasing its versatility across three distinct configurations: a DMR rifle, a combat battle rifle, and a PDW. The presenter, Armand Gunn, highlights the rifle's piston-operated system, ambidextrous controls, and the effectiveness of its integrated buffer system in managing recoil. He also discusses various stock and optic options suitable for each role, offering practical insights into its modularity and performance.

Quick Summary

The Ruger and Tom APC308 is showcased in three configurations: DMR, combat rifle, and PDW. Key features include its piston-operated system, ambidextrous controls, and integrated buffer system for recoil management. Various stock and optic options are discussed for each role.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: APC308 Overview
  2. 00:56Rifle Configuration: DMR Setup
  3. 01:46First Shots & Recoil Impression
  4. 03:55Combat Loadout: Battle Rifle Setup
  5. 05:33Shooting the Combat Loadout
  6. 07:50PDW Loadout Configuration
  7. 09:11Shooting the PDW Loadout
  8. 11:32Recoil & Charging Handle Issues
  9. 13:15Critical Feedback for B&T
  10. 14:33Final Shooting & Impressions
  11. 15:32Conclusion & Future Videos

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different configurations shown for the Ruger and Tom APC308?

The video showcases the Ruger and Tom APC308 in three distinct configurations: a rifle setup suited for a DMR platform, a combat loadout resembling a battle rifle, and a PDW (Personal Defense Weapon) setup.

What are the key operational features of the APC308?

The APC308 is a piston-operated firearm with ambidextrous controls, including bolt release and magazine release. Its stocks feature an integrated buffer system designed to effectively dampen recoil.

What optics and stocks are recommended for the APC308 configurations?

For the DMR setup, Zero Compromise Optics are highlighted. The combat loadout features a Bushmaster ACR stock with an Elcan Specter DR optic. The PDW configuration uses a B&T PDW stock with an Aimpoint Micro T-1.

What are the main criticisms of the APC308 mentioned in the video?

The primary criticism is the reciprocating charging handle, which can interfere with the presenter's preferred shooting grip. The presenter also suggests improving the placement of the bolt catch/release for better ergonomics.

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