Videos tagged with Ambidextrous Rifle

This video provides a detailed review of the Radian Model 1 AR-15, highlighting its full ambidextrous design and premium build quality. The reviewer explores its suitability for various applications including duty use, Designated Marksman Rifle (DMR), Close Quarters Battle (CQB), and 3 Gun competitions. Key features discussed include its 14.5" pinned and welded barrel with a KeyMod adapter, mid-length heavy barrel gas system, and sub-MOA accuracy potential. The review also mentions specific accessories like the Vortex Razor 1-6 optic, Reptilia Mount, HRT AWLS weapon light, and Dead Air Sierra 5 silencer, and compares it to other high-end rifles like the American Defense UIC Mod 2 and Knights Armament SR-15.

This video introduces the new Rock River Arms BT2 ATR (Ambidextrous Tactical Rifle) for 2024. The description highlights the rifle's true ambidexterity, with controls designed for both right- and left-handed shooters. Features include an ambidextrous bolt-catch, magazine release, selector switch, and a Radian Raptor charging handle, all aimed at providing universal usability. The video promises a full look at the BT2 ATR's details.

This video provides a first look at the Griffin Armament Mk2 Rifle, highlighting its fully ambidextrous design. It also introduces the Griffin Recce 5K silencer, noting its pleasant shooting experience when paired with the Mk2. The Holosun 507 Competition red dot sight is shown mounted on a Scalarworks Leap Mount, with the creator mentioning its suitability for rifles despite not being its primary design. Finally, the video features a Keith Titanium Canteen and Canteen Cup, anticipated for backcountry use and weight savings. Full reviews of all items are planned for the future.

This video showcases the new Palmetto State Armory Sabre 15 rifle, a 20-inch billet AR-15 with a full ambidextrous design. The description highlights its impressive shooting characteristics and suggests it's a high-value option for the premium AR market. The reviewer pairs it with a Primary Arms SLX 1-10 LPVO optic and promises a full, in-depth review is forthcoming, indicating this rifle is set to disrupt the market.

This YouTube video offers a comprehensive review of the LWRC IC DI 5.56 AR15 rifle, highlighting its suitability as a patrol or duty rifle. The reviewer emphasizes its balanced design, complete ambidexterity, and robust construction, despite being a direct impingement (DI) system. Key features discussed include the keyless bolt carrier group with anti-friction coating, MPI HPT specifications, a 16.1-inch cold hammer-forged barrel with NiCor treatment and spiral fluting, a mid-length gas system, and a free-float monolithic handguard with M-LOK slots and QD sockets. The rifle's accuracy, achieving sub-MOA groups with inexpensive ammunition, is also noted, along with the EOTech VUDU 1-10 LPVO optic. The ambidextrous controls, including the bolt release, bolt catch, magazine release, safety, and charging handle, are a significant selling point for any shooter. The video concludes by positioning the LWRC IC DI as a high-quality, duty-grade AR15 at a reasonable price, suitable for hard use.

This video showcases the San Tan Tactical STT-15 Rifle, highlighting its precision and ambidextrous features. The description includes affiliate links to various Otis Technology gun cleaning products, AXIL Earmuffs, and other shooting accessories. It also promotes the channel's Patreon, Amazon store, and offers discount codes for Challenge Targets and G96 products, indicating a focus on firearm components, maintenance, and related accessories.

This video explores the Musgrave Ambidex, a unique straight-pull bolt-action rimfire rifle developed in South Africa during the late 1980s. Inspired by the Browning T-Bolt, its key feature was the ability to switch the bolt to either the left or right side for ambidextrous operation. Chambered in .22 LR and offered in three grades, the rifle ultimately struggled commercially due to high cost and competition from CZ. Production was limited to around 400 units before being discontinued in 1991.

This YouTube video features a review of the Magnum Research MLR22 rifle. The presenter highlights its threaded aluminum barrel, lightweight design, ambidextrous features, and accuracy, deeming it the best .22 rifle they know. The video also includes links to the creator's various playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear and accessory reviews, and range tests, along with social media links for Twitter and Instagram.