This video features an honest and independent review of the Enfield Arms "Genesis One" .223Rem Rifle, manufactured in Gympie, Queensland, Australia by Ron Owen. The reviewer highlights that the rifle is built like a tank and demonstrates its accuracy by achieving a 0.6-inch group at 100 yards with OSA ammunition. The rifle is available in various calibers including .223 Remington, .243 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .308 Winchester. Similar Australian-made rifles like Taipan, Wedgetail Industries, Warwick WFA, and Oceania Precision are also mentioned. The review covers both likes and dislikes regarding the rifle.
This video provides a detailed look at the Victor Precision "AR-2S" 2-Stage AR15/AR10 trigger, highlighting its 2.5lb pull weight, premium S7 tool steel construction, and T6 6061 aluminum housing. The reviewer praises its quality, comparing it favorably to the Geissele SSA-E, and emphasizes its Australian manufacturing origin. The trigger is compatible with AR15, AR10, and several straight-pull rifle platforms, including Warwick WFA1, Oceania Precision, and Wedgetail Industries. Other mentioned firearm models like Smith & Wesson 15-22, Timney, CMC, Kriss Defiance, and AR22 are also relevant contextually.
This video reviews the Oceania Precision SP-15 rifle chambered in .223 Remington. The reviewer expresses significant disappointment due to major issues experienced with the rifle, especially considering its high price point. While appreciating the emergence of Australian-made firearms like this, along with mentions of Warwick Arms WFA1 and Wedgetail Industries, the primary focus is on the negative experience with the SP-15 and its performance during accuracy testing.
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