Videos tagged with R4

This YouTube video, titled 'Rev Arms R4 Build Out😁🔧', appears to focus on the assembly or customization of an "R4" firearm by "Rev Arms". The title suggests a hands-on approach with the inclusion of emojis depicting tools and a wrench, indicating a build-out or modification process. The content likely showcases the steps involved in constructing or upgrading a firearm, potentially highlighting specific parts, techniques, or the final product.

This video features a "torture test" of a Rev Arms M4/R4 rifle. The description links to a full torture test video and includes hashtags related to firearms safety, airsoft, and general gun terms like "boomstick" and "durability."

This video is Part 2 of a torture test for the Revolution Armory R4, described as a feature-rich Benelli clone. The test includes sections for issues, wear, a dirt test, a water test, and a final run, aiming to determine the firearm's durability and reliability under extreme conditions. The description also includes mentions of sponsors like HRT Tactical Gear and Rhino Rescue, as well as affiliate links for the creator's personal gear.

This video provides the first part of a review of the Revolution Armory R4, described as a feature-rich Benelli M4 clone. The content covers the introduction, specifications, accuracy testing, and a "ghost load" demonstration. It also features sponsored segments from HRT Tactical Gear and Rhino Rescue, and includes links to the creator's Patreon and personal gear. The video aims to determine if the R4 lives up to its promises.

This video discusses the South African R2 rifle, a domestic adaptation of the H&K G3. Initially procured from Portugal due to a large reserve and second-echelon unit requirement, these rifles suffered from issues with their plastic furniture. In the harsh climate of South West Africa, the Portuguese handguards and buttstocks would shrink, causing the rifles to become loose and nicknamed "rattlers." To address this, the American firm Choate Machine & Tool was contracted to produce improved handguards, based on the H&K export pattern, and stocks that mimicked the FAL R1's design, enhancing durability and functionality.

This video showcases a rare, one-of-a-kind .22 Long Rifle conversion kit for the R4/Galil rifle, developed by Tony Neophytou. Unlike typical blowback or floating chamber designs, this conversion utilizes a gas piston system, aiming to retain the original rifle's handling characteristics, including trigger pull and ergonomics. The kit features a modified bolt carrier and uses standard Galil magazines with a 10-round insert. The video highlights that this innovative design was ultimately rejected by the South African Army for non-technical reasons. It offers a detailed look at the mechanics and performance of this unique firearm modification.

This video delves into the Vektor H5, a unique pump-action variant of the South African R4/R5 Galil rifle. Introduced in the early 1990s to circumvent stricter regulations on semi-automatic rifles, the H5 found popularity with private security firms, leading to a specialized version. The design emphasizes retaining standard Galil parts, omitting the gas system, and featuring a new top cover, safety, and pump-action handguard. Notably, iron sights were replaced with a scope rail, and the rifles were typically shipped with a 4x32 scope. The market for the H5 diminished around 2000 as South African gun laws evolved to simplify semi-automatic rifle permits. The video showcases two examples provided by a private collector.