Sig 556R and 9mm Carbine Problems with Mud

Published on June 18, 2014
Duration: 3:10

This video discusses malfunctions experienced with a Sig 556R and a 9mm carbine when exposed to mud. The primary issues highlighted are continuous internal malfunctions, a stock unfolding due to recoil, and a catastrophic failure involving a piece of brass lodged in the 'dead space' of a converted AR-15, preventing proper extraction. The video also touches on optic resilience in harsh conditions.

Quick Summary

Firearms like the Sig 556R and 9mm carbines can suffer significant malfunctions when exposed to mud, including continuous internal issues, stock unfolding due to recoil, and double feeding. A converted AR-15 experienced a catastrophic failure where brass lodged in the bolt face, preventing extraction.

Chapters

  1. 01:12Continuous Malfunctions and Stock Issues
  2. 01:52Catastrophic Brass Extraction Failure
  3. 02:20Optic Resilience in Mud
  4. 02:489mm Carbine Double Feeding

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of malfunctions did the Sig 556R experience in mud?

The Sig 556R experienced continuous internal malfunctions. Additionally, its recoil caused the stock to unfold halfway through firing cycles, particularly during rapid bursts.

What caused the catastrophic failure in the converted AR-15?

A piece of brass lodged in the 'dead space' of the converted AR-15 due to an improper bolt face. This prevented proper extraction, leading the firearm to repeatedly attempt to extract the same casing.

Did the 9mm carbine also have issues with mud?

Yes, the 9mm carbine encountered problems, specifically experiencing double feeding issues, which suggests potential problems with its feeding mechanism or magazine compatibility.

How did the optic perform under muddy conditions?

The optic on the firearm remained surprisingly clean and functional, demonstrating a high degree of resilience even when the firearm itself was heavily compromised by mud and malfunctions.

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