Palmetto State Armory M16A4 / 20” Premium Classic Review & What you should know
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2021
- My review of a classic from Palmetto State Armory
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The 5.56x45 was designed for a 20" barrel, after all. Shorter barrels only handicap it.
I love my 20" AR's, most have the carry handle, because like you said out to 6 to 700yds I can hit targets. Shooting that far is impractical but it shows it can do it. My main use is 300yds and in, which is pretty easy with a stock 20" AR. Plus it is so soft shooting you can stay on target easier. I think that's why retro is coming back because people are finding that iron sights can get it done.
1st. And love 20” rifles….
You Hit The Nail on The Head By Buy What You Need Not Waste Money on Hand Guards Ects and Lights Rails Get a Basic Rifle & Train Train Train 😀🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨👌🏼😊
I have been shooting since I was 4 years old (back in early 50's). When I got drafted and was in basic the M-16's we were issued did not have the forward assist or chromed bore. I was elated to fire such an accurate rifle. All shots center mass on target at 100meters. I still love the classic platform, just wish I could afford one...sigh...Re: the 3 prong flash suppressor...we used that suppressor to open GI issue beer cans, before they had pull tabs. Which was great as long as Top didn't catch you doing it...heheh
I joined the USMC in 1978, we started with the A1. I was concerned that it would jam, when I needed it most. In 1986, we were issued the A2. Long story, short; I was very happy that it was my issued weapon until I retired in 2011.
But the youn ones wont recognize it . 👍
I have 20 years of time training and combat use of the M16A1 and the M16A2 both are fine rifle’s and did there job keeping me alive. I served in the US Army Infantry. I missed it so bad I built one just like it but w/out burst. This one zeroed with six round, and was great at 500 meter’s.
If you're paying $700 that site needs to be dead on not Canton
We fought wars waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay before ACOGS and Red Dots. Enough Said.
Never had an issue with an A2 while in the Army. I was not a fan of the M4 but that may be due to the fact I'm 6'2" and love the feel of the weapon as it just felt natural. I was always issued a colt for some reason and it was reliable.
I built an A2 clone (with a removable carry handle because I just happen to have on laying around). I built it kind of on a whim. I carried an A2 in the Army so it was kind of nostalgic. After shooting it, man I fell in love. I don't think I "loved" this weapon before, even in the military. But after owning a bunch of other weapons, I've come to appreciate the A2. Since then I replaced the butt stock with an A1 butt stock. It made a huge difference (I'm 5'6'' so length of pull fits much better now). I recently did a competition (organized but just a group of friends). Someone made a comment when I stepped up to the line, "Hey the 70's called, they want their rifle back". He was pretty quiet after I shot. Irons at 75 yards I missed 1 of probably 50+ shots because I was rushing.
Never heard of your channel brother, but your concise dialogue, editing style, transparency and overall knowledge of the nuance that comes with ballistics and firearms manufacturing is very professional. Your video format/style and camera work is crisp and clean as well. Very nice.
I've had my 20" A2 DCM rifle for 20 years now. Shot Many many competitions with it. Absolutely love it.
Really glad there others who are appreciating and welcoming that simple and reliable can get the job done.
So glad to see a vid from you again brother! Hope all is well & keep 'em coming!
HONESTY is why I always come back!!! Thanks bro! Don't ever change!
Qualified expert with the same platform at USAF basic training (1977), silhouette target had a 5” group dead center mass. Range master asked where I learned to shoot. I replied, “coon hunting at night with a cheap Remington nylon 66 at night, flashlight taped to the fore end”.
Good, clear review. You cover a lot of general M16 design considerations and the frippery people add to their firearms.