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Military Arms Channel
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Military style small arms are an important part of our culture and freedom. We celebrate military history and our 2nd Amendment rights here at MAC by bringing you to the range to shoot with us via a camera. Join us on the range!
Basic ground rules:
I don't care if you disagree with me or if you express that disagreement tactfully. Trolling, hate speech, attacking others in the comments will result in a ban if I see it. Let's keep it civil and fun!
Full Disclosure:
Most of the ammo used on the channel is donated by Federal. Oddball ammo I buy. T&E guns have been used over the years in videos but most are guns from my collection, my cameraman's collection or from friends. At this time MAC is crowd funded by Patreon. (Patreon.com/MilitaryArms). All commentary are opinions based on our experience with various products.
Basic ground rules:
I don't care if you disagree with me or if you express that disagreement tactfully. Trolling, hate speech, attacking others in the comments will result in a ban if I see it. Let's keep it civil and fun!
Full Disclosure:
Most of the ammo used on the channel is donated by Federal. Oddball ammo I buy. T&E guns have been used over the years in videos but most are guns from my collection, my cameraman's collection or from friends. At this time MAC is crowd funded by Patreon. (Patreon.com/MilitaryArms). All commentary are opinions based on our experience with various products.
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s00-x2h
(3 minutes ago)
1:39 Colt 901
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joebob4609
(10 minutes ago)
I’m not looking for a new gun I’m worried about never getting ammunition again.
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traininsane1979
(17 minutes ago)
I just finished my AK-308 Battle Rifle build that started its life as a Saiga 308-1 with the 21" barrel. I moved the front sight back and installed a 24×1.5 adapter to allow the use of a muzzle device. I also installed a modified and tuned FIME Group Enhanced FCG, and I tuned the gas system to allow for suppressed shooting and better accuracy. My AK-308 is extremely reliable and very accurate with minimal recoil.
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LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto
(28 minutes ago)
I personally prefer the Springfield Armory M1A SOCOM-16, I've put 2K NATO rounds and never jammed, never misfired or slamfired, it's incredibly accurate and the M1A imo has the best iron sights of any Semi-Automatic Rifle. Love how it feels, easy to take down to single components and put back together.
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stringsofair8039
(32 minutes ago)
A PTR91 is most people's best option. It's dead reliable, easy to service, has a decent selection of aftermarket parts, available for a reasonable price, has plentiful and still affordable magazines, decent sights (and the rail version that has a welded picatinny rail).
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frankbeans289
(46 minutes ago)
Describing the virtues of the Colt 901, is like describing the many uses of Unobtainium.
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605783
(52 minutes ago)
5.56 is an excellent "domestic use" cartridge. Everyone in the family unit / L.E. agency from the smallest statured member to the largest, non-shooters to "enthusiasts" can be taught to control it and hit reasonably well out to 100 yards. .308 is an outstanding military / enthusiast cartridge.
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ajaj3196
(2 hour ago)
Wanted a Scar, could afford the Tavor, I am extremely happy with it so far. It's got to be one of the more high speed/low drag battle rifles of the bunch, yes it's not quite as accurate as the Scar or nicer AR10s, but it makes up for it by being such a tight package and so easy to shoot well within 200 yards.
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hakimcameldriver
(2 hour ago)
WHATEVER CAN BE LIBERATED FROM THE ARMORY, THAT IS HOW IT WAS DONE IN YUGOSLAVIA,
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