Videos tagged with ARIC

This video showcases a comprehensive build of a compact AR-15, dubbed the "Ultimate Backpack Gun for 2025," by Caleb from Brownells. The build emphasizes discreet transport and quick deployment, utilizing the Law Tactical AR Internal Carrier (ARIC) and the Law Wrap 1913 adapter. Caleb meticulously walks through the step-by-step assembly process, from the lower to the upper receiver, explaining the rationale behind each component selection, including trigger, safety, grip, barrel, and the specialized Law Tactical components. Tips for greasing and proper assembly are also provided throughout the tutorial.

This video reviews the Law Tactical ARIC (AR Integrated Carrier), a lightweight bolt carrier group designed to enhance the AR-15 platform. The review explores its potential benefits, such as reduced felt recoil, and addresses concerns regarding increased wear and fouling. It questions the ARIC's utility for both civilian users and professional soldiers, suggesting it may offer more advantages to the former. The video is sponsored by Obsidian Arms, a manufacturer of firearm parts and tools.

This video features Brandon evaluating the LAW Tactical ARIC, a BCG designed to enable MCX-style stocks on AR-pattern rifles. The key innovation is its ability to allow the rifle to be fired while folded, eliminating the need for a traditional buffer tube assembly. The reviewer highlights the coolness factor of shooting a folded rifle.

This video provides a technical guide on building a compact AR-15 rifle without requiring SBR registration or classifying it as a pistol. It highlights the use of Law Tactical's AR-15 Folding Stock Adapter and ARIC for a bufferless system, allowing the rifle to be fired with the stock folded. The build features a Brownells 13.9" barrel with a pinned and welded muzzle device to reach the 16" legal length, a Bravo Company gas block and handguard, and a Reptilia RECC-E Stock. The video also briefly touches on barrel length differences and their impact on ballistics and velocity, mentioning other manufacturers like Geissele, Sons of Liberty Gun Works, Ballistic Advantage, and Rosco.

This video provides a demonstration and educational guide on how to install and use the LAW Tactical ARIC BCG (Bolt Carrier Group). It covers unboxing, comparing different models (C vs M), a close look at the component, setup procedures, proper lubrication techniques (emphasizing heavy application), cleaning the upper receiver, checking cup fitment, the installation process itself, and a break-in procedure with additional lubrication. The creator encourages viewers to visit the LAW Tactical website for more information and provides links for recommended products, Patreon support, and channel memberships.

This video features an unfiltered review of the Law Tactical ARIC bolt carrier system for the AR-15 platform. The reviewer compares it to the Sig MCX Virtus, examining the ARIC's design quality and functionality. The content aims to provide an honest opinion on whether the ARIC is a worthy upgrade for AR-15 owners seeking to emulate the MCX's success.

This video provides a detailed guide on how to properly fit the "cup" component of the Law Tactical ARIC (AR Internal Carrier) to an AR-15. Presented by Brownells Gun Tech Caleb Savant, the tutorial focuses on critical alignment points, potential binding issues, and the importance of the cup seating flush with the lower receiver to ensure proper function of the ARIC and the firearm. It references a previous video for complete installation instructions and emphasizes lawful use of firearm components.

This video provides a clear, step-by-step guide on how to properly lubricate the Law Tactical ARIC (AR Internal Carrier) for reliable AR-15 operation. Brownells Gun Tech Caleb Savant demonstrates the key lubrication points, including the bottom and top rails, gas key sides, cam pin area, guide rods, spring bases, and the end plate contact points. The importance of generous lubrication for optimal performance is emphasized, with audible demonstrations comparing under-lubricated and correctly lubricated ARIC operation. The video also includes a disclaimer regarding legal use of firearms and accessories.

This video provides a detailed tutorial on installing the Law Tactical ARIC (AR Internal Carrier) onto an AR-15 rifle equipped with the Gen3M folding stock adapter. The ARIC replaces the standard bolt, carrier, buffer, and spring, enabling the rifle to be fired with the stock folded. The installation process involves disassembling the upper receiver, cleaning components, lubricating the ARIC parts, and reassembling it into the receiver. The video emphasizes safety precautions, proper lubrication for break-in, and testing the functionality of the ARIC with the stock in both extended and folded positions. It concludes by encouraging viewers to test fire the modified rifle at the range.

This video is a product spotlight on the Law Tactical ARIC (AR Internal Carrier). The ARIC is designed to allow AR-15 owners to fire their firearms with the stock folded, a feature long requested by users. The ARIC replaces the buffer, buffer spring, and bolt-carrier group, fitting entirely within the upper receiver. Installation requires minimal tools and no permanent modifications. Two versions are available: ARIC-M for suppressed use and ARIC-C for unsuppressed use. The ARIC-C is also recommended for .300 Blackout, regardless of suppressor status. The video highlights the ease of installation and reversibility to the standard system.