The Surprising POF P308 [Full Review]

Published on November 7, 2016
Duration: 32:29

This review of the POF P308 Gen 4 by Nutnfancy highlights its advanced features, including an NP3 coated BCG with a roller cam pin and the innovative E2 Dual Extraction technology. Despite its weight, the rifle offers exceptionally soft recoil and high reliability, even with budget ammunition. Nutnfancy's analysis is based on extensive testing and a 'Philosophy of Use' framework, making it a valuable resource for potential buyers.

Quick Summary

The POF P308 Gen 4 is praised for its exceptionally soft recoil, comparable to a 5.56 rifle, and 100% reliability even with budget steel-cased ammunition. It features an NP3 coated BCG, roller cam pin, and E2 Dual Extraction technology. However, its accuracy is ammo-specific, and its weight is a notable consideration compared to competitors like the Daniel Defense DD5V1.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the POF P308
  2. 02:43Philosophy of Use (POU)
  3. 06:57Weight and Ergonomics
  4. 08:15Barrel and Gas System
  5. 10:01Shooting Impressions and Recoil
  6. 12:15Receiver and Controls
  7. 16:51BCG and Extraction Technology
  8. 19:31Reliability and Accuracy
  9. 21:19Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the POF P308 Gen 4?

The POF P308 Gen 4 features an NP3 coated bolt carrier group with a roller cam pin, E2 Dual Extraction technology for improved reliability, a 16.5-inch 4150 steel barrel with 5R rifling, and fully ambidextrous controls on its billet receiver.

How does the POF P308 Gen 4 handle recoil?

The POF P308 Gen 4 is noted for its exceptionally soft recoil, often compared to a .223/5.56 rifle. This is attributed to its tuned short-stroke piston system, overall weight, and an effective triple-port muzzle brake.

What is the reliability and accuracy of the POF P308 Gen 4?

The rifle demonstrated 100% reliability, even with budget steel-cased ammunition. Accuracy, however, is ammo-specific, with some loads performing poorly while others show good potential, requiring careful ammunition selection.

How does the POF P308 Gen 4 compare to the Daniel Defense DD5V1?

While the POF P308 Gen 4 excels in recoil management and reliability with steel-case ammo, the Daniel Defense DD5V1 is significantly lighter. The reviewer ultimately preferred the DD5V1 due to its weight advantage for his specific 'Philosophy of Use'.

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