Battle Rifle Time Trials - Episode 5 - FINAL RESULTS

thank you for tuning into an episode of in range this is I believe the fifth and final video in the 308 extravaganza where we tested a multitude of 308 battle rifles both modern and old terms of try to determine what's the best one available to you today I'm here with Gary from MOT Outfitters and survival armor and Matt from primary and secondary and we have two of our shooters that participated in the rifle drills themselves and I'd like them to introduce themselves to the camera and maybe give it just a little blurb about why they're here and what they why they wanted to participate in the drill I'm pulled from tactical Dalai Lama I came mostly to hang out with Matt and meet everybody I wanted to do the drill just for a chance to operate some modern rifles I've really never handled anything other than a r10 308 was okay and I came not really totally expecting to shoot I thought it might be good to have someone relatively inexperienced and I'm the data set but you are shooting yeah yeah absolutely we can tell that so it's not like you haven't had a gun before yeah fair enough well I shoot mostly a ours and aks and pretty modern ones at that so gary has a lot of battle rifles and I have the opportunity to shoot them but I've never shot any of the guns that are in this data set except for the FAL and that's really good for this kind of data collection because that presents really a unbiased opinion which is great and so we're getting really to those on the field here today so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go through the list of the the rifles from last place to first place and I'd like to hear a reaction of everyone here on the round table about what they think is that what they expected or what their thoughts are on that okay so we have eight rifles at play today and the eighth place of our testing comes in is the HK g3 so now this is an aggregate score of cold start transition splits and the 1 to 5 ma drill so what we did is we took where they placed in each one of those drills added them together for a total score and the lower number is the better rifle so if they placed 10th on all four they would have a score of 40 and that would be worse if they placed first on all four they would have a score four which would be the winner right so the g3 comes in last place with a score of 31 let's go ahead start with Sandy what are your thoughts on the g3 in that regard coming in last not surprised at all I believe the comments I made in the immediate post shooting period was organ I'm excited which an end for me charging it was a really difficult thing when shooting it was actually kind of awesome and it was one of the ones that I felt pretty accurate with mm-hmm so it was just getting to the point where I pulled the trigger was difficult for me so but I thought it's pretty accurate and it was pretty heavy so I had a better impression of the heavier guns in the beginning of shooting but by the time I was really fatigued my favourites kind of changed around a little bit so yes you can tell whoever designed it wasn't worried about you loading it real fast yeah that was real obvious I didn't I thought the sights are hard to find and was not very accurate with it in my opinion um it's a cool gun but it's a real i-i-i figured I when we started I made the prediction that it would come in last I've shot G threes enough and watched other people that were inexperienced shooting G threes enough to know that gun is exactly what she said it's an ergonomic nightmare yeah if you're trying to shoot drills with it that are dominated by the ar-15 4-speed you can you could expect that result pretty much every time okay considering the nostalgic through her some of my friends have for this rifle hmm I I am surprised at how low it went especially considering all the rifles that participated I was expecting it is not definitely not last place I'm gonna double down on the term that it is a relic of a for gone time in which the designers didn't have speed or efficiency ever in mine they were trying to do optimize production cost and reliability that's what they were looking for and you can also look at what the axillary gear that was issued with the gun the pouches were not meant for speed nothing about the g3 says speed no nothing they came out of the Eastern Front they designed rifles that were like we need this thing to work in the worst of conditions whether it's hot or cold and we don't care about anything besides keeping it clean and running and that's what the g3 does do but it doesn't do any of it fast yeah so all right so I said that was last place but we actually have two guns tied for last place and I actually would have guessed my opinion and I would have guessed that these would have been the last place ones and they turned out to be last although I was not shooting in this drill so my shooting this has nothing to do with the results here also a score of 31 although for different reasons it scored in different places on the floor drills is the Springfield m1a same score 31 I just love that thing I don't like the safety I don't like the way the mags clip in front heavy is supposed to be good in a battle rifle but it's a clean and you really got to get your face crushed into it to even find the sights I think a modernized variant with a red dot where you can keep your head up a little bit which is just the way we're used to shooting nowadays would make a huge difference but to me it was less economic than the g3 for actually firing easier to load but harder to actually hit stuff with mmm this was the one I had in mind when I said in the beginning I liked different ones because when we were doing our first round it wasn't so difficult to hold it up and I just one of the rifles I happen to be familiar with is the m1 garand and it felt very familiar in that sense to me but by the time we were on the fourth drill I couldn't even hold it up from the fatigue from trying to hold that for weight again yeah yep I was actually supposed expecting that to be the last even below the g3 yes although they died so maybe they're a bi they died but um with as much hate as so many people have with weight with it not being modern what everyone's used to mhm everyone knows the AR yes is fairly different from it I'm not surprised by the result I think that what you just said is very telling and what he said was you really had to get a cheek weld which is essentially what you mean when you say you have to cram your face down onto it instead of having your head up like with a modern red dot that is goes into what we had talked about in some of the earlier segments about our positioning in that who are used to shooting heads up or going to have a hard time coming down getting their cheek on the stock guys that shoot a lot of those old battle rifles or stocks where they're set up for iron's that's I think that's very telling as to why you know some of the other people had some issues with that gun and possibly some of the other guns soon it might be why the Scarface is higher and all the modern gymnastics that have been done to try to modernize the m14 m1a is an exercise in very strange futility in my opinion you see those things that they put on these things to try to get red dots on them or when they tried to make them a sniper rifle or a designated marksman rifle I have a story from a guy I knew that that was issued one in Vietnam as a designated marksman and he said the scope would retain zero so poorly that he eventually took the scope off threw it in his pack and just used iers he got sick of it and I know you do I know I do sandy does too I love and wonder and that is there not an m1 green nope they took a good design and made it worse and forced it into a modernized role that it never belong in but I think that is why we see at its core 31 degree but there was no bias in this testing it really wasn't it just we're landed up alright so I don't know if I'm gonna call that this sixth place or seventh because the two bottom were tied for bottom let's go ahead and say sixth sixth place is the most modern gun on our list the desert tech MDR with a score of 28 it's also the only bullpup and again I think we do have to admit that no one here had a lot of bull buckos screen bullpup experience so there is an element there training that might mitigate that score of 28 but there I don't know that there's enough training that can mitigate everything they went to make this I was so unfamiliar I mean I could pretty much figure out the controls on most rifles but are they're older new and that one when I had a malfunction that was like where do I go from here so I can't imagine that malfunctioning and you know speed drills or some type of testing situation that let alone an actual gunfight of some time another thing to bring up on that front you shot competition with it mmm how the hell do you unload and show clear with it what you pretty much need to do is open up take the side plate off run the action open and then you can visually identify the chambers you have to take it apart you have to take a park which is designed to be taken off easily however I would be very concerned about that in a field condition in which you might even lose that part no but you have to do that you cannot really show clear you can take the mag out open it up and then you can look in the mag one if you've got a light you can see in there but that's not something you can't really do it if you take the ejection port off and open it up it will eject the round out the side whether it's left or right and then you can see in there but if you unless you take that off you can't right I really liked it for cold start I thought the balance of it made it relatively fast to load and get the first round on target then the later drills were shooting in more it's for a bullpup design and the way you would think it's balanced it really has a lot of muzzle flip okay um you can just feel that giant bolt or whatever the gas system may be the whole thing is moving but it's just crushing slow rise and then you had to fight it back down even for a bullpup thought that was extreme but yeah for cold start I liked where the magwell was really see it and jam it in there nicely flared easy to get in right here and you know the initial track is fine but don't some later drills and when Iraqi that you have I think cause malfunctions by not yeah you can induce malfunctions when you one of the things that is concerning about the system especially in the 308 is that when you've run the action back to like clear the gun or empty it unless you do it with extreme force and you get it all the way to the rear it feels like you're all the way to the rear but you're not quite there you have to go a little further and that's what jams the fully loaded cartridge into the spring clip of the ejection port and if you only go part of the way one of two things can happen one when you let it go it just closes and puts the round back on the chamber which is fine because you haven't clear the gun if you get it just at the right spot you know what happens there jams and then you got a couldn't get apart a little bit so that's not great any thoughts with us living in the u.s. they are sir that's America's right it is all the pumps that right there is gonna be problematic fruit the average shooter uh-huh add the fact that no one got to really practice or get to know the weapon at all another factors with the controls so with all of these events combined it's not a really surprising workplace with that mind I was anticipating this to go lower than the g3 okay okay thoughts more hearing I'm on the desert tech the only thing I would have to say about it as we we experienced malfunctions with virtually every rifle I think with the exception of the FAA okay and without exception every other malfunction the user was able to clear it except this rifle you had to clear every single malfunction I didn't rifle and that the clearing malfunctions are not intuitive and it seemed pretty pretty catastrophic you know when it happened everything stopped it does and so that kind of for me personally and terms I mean let's face it what they're called battle rifles they're fighting rifles that immediately eliminates that from consideration just the fact that it's so problematic when you do have that inevitable malfunction no matter how good the gun is something will go wrong it's inevitable you're going to have a malfunction it just took that completely out of any kind of consideration for me so this gun is probably going to be for more training intensive for proficiency compared to going a r2 scart oh it would be because it is a complete change of manual arms yeah I think it's possible but I think some of the things that you just can't there's things you can't mitigate such as the ability to clear a malfunction because you can't see what's gone awry you have to literally take parts off to see another guy right and if the bolts in the wrong state you can't get the part off yeah we weren't dealing with completely inexperienced gun people's like I said they were able to clear every other malfunction on their own yep except that one it's a concern I've had with the gun since I've started using it which is being able to see into the actual alright so fifth overall is the FN FAL with a score of 23 I've said it's kind of pretty much the foul humans middle of middle which is really good for a old uh heavy sandy any thoughts I was actually the most familiar this is the only one I've ever shot in this whole lineup so it was a little bit familiar to me and I felt like a lot of the other guns were heavier than that one so I did pretty well with that one okay tactical Dalai Lama I liked I liked it a lot um it seemed like if you just change the charging handle situation and it's it's ready it's ready to rock I mean honestly that's it it's pretty cool I feel like the bag changes were easy man changes I don't like rocking lock anything I will always struggle with it because I just I have to stop and think about whatever but it was easier and I did have a malfunction with it I was able to oh did you have one was able to fix it oh you did when I did it I think it was before I was on the clock oh okay that's why goofy yeah yeah but it was easy I you could deal with it so I I thought it was awesome I'd like to see somebody make one that's fully updated you'd be really cool man okay well basically the the FAL the foul whatever we're calling it this is this was the inspiration of this entire series basically if you have a few months ago I had the opportunity to pick one up I always wanted one I got it I had it in hand and I was impressed with it I shot it and realized you know for as old as this is what is it 50s oh yeah 1950s design compared to other similar things g3 sm wa naze this is fairly modern yeah so I wanted to see okay how does this compare to modern and how does this compare to old and here we have our results I find it to be a very cool gun I find it to be very modern for what it is for the area it's coming out of but we have some other results that are do you want it in 2019 though okay so if if I'm a police department limited budget if I have if I'm in an environment like this where I might be the only law enforcement on duty for half an hour why series that I'm I need to cover I might want a little less expensive semi-automatic three away put some modernization on it I could see I could see I would like I would like to have that I'm smirking because as we go through the rest of the results I think there might be a better choice exactly what you're saying exactly any thoughts I'm a I'm a pretty well known FAL guy I love FA else I like I like everything about FAS I like the history I like the design elements I like all those things but the FAL were in fact the vast majority of these battle rifles they were obsolete when they were designed the concept was obsolete as far as fighting rifles go was obsolete when it was designed the you know battle rifle I mean at the time people called that intermediate yeah you know which now we think of it as a full-size full power cartridge there is not you know for me the FAL will always be something special for me just because of the history of it but there's no there are no circumstances where I would pick it as a fighting rifle over an ar-15 or a neikei neither one overall with a score of 22 very bitter than the foul but beating the foul scar 17 which is interesting because that's the gun that's been I mean in recent history adopted recently I mean I have modern standards lots of money into it yeah lots of money into that it's like a pumpkin spice latte I mean it's so autumn only I mean it's it's something that's just basic like it runs and it shoots it's not the balance there's nothing great about it but there's nothing terrible about it it just does what it does and I've shot the smaller one before and I like the five five six version a lot better it's got light yeah star sixteen you think this one was my least favorite I told worried that I would actually take the gold pub okay back know that you know that's interesting I shot the bullpup better the scar was huge recoil I for me I felt like it was the one of everything that we shot okay so that was me that was the main reason that the controls were familiar a me so I didn't have problems reloading it or operating it at all but just shooting it I know I was like pulling it and anticipating shove the shot and it was really heavy for me there dear um that rifle I think is extremely lightweight for what it is probably too light is there a point where things are too I think it's probably too light hmm for 762 NATO as we said in earlier segments I'm not a fan of the stock configuration in the slightest I think it would have performed better and I think she would have liked it better with an optic vigor I think that's the one big issue we kind of almost tied one leg back you know with it one night when I write my hand behind its back so to speak in running it with iron sights I don't feel like that rifle is really optimized or set up to run iron sights are right after they're truly back up there they're an afterthought on that rifle and I think we kind of hamstrung it a little by not run we had to have some kind of control there it's true they work they function I tend to view a lot of things through the lens of what kind of suppressor host is this and the scar is sort of a notoriously bad silencer host from the 17 to the 16 you know it does it doesn't matter so it's not one of my favorite rifles in the lineup I think it's interesting it placed so closely to the FAL a rifle which by the name design firm manufacturer both FN FN and a rifle that was supposed to be the next generation placed immediately next to that and it didn't even occur to me that fared almost no better that's really interesting it's not since car I'm sorry I mean to cut you off stuff yeah so basically we're getting closer to what everyone's used to organ AMA Klee and with controls yeah but it's supposedly a more refined version this is this is the modern iteration of the stoner design yeah the whole control the ergonomics yeah and so workplace it's not overly surprising third place get into the top here Sons of Liberty gun works marked in with a score a grenade of 17 so the scar was 22 and the mark 10 comes in at 17 this is just a big old a are on steroids let's start with Sandy on this one I was so I felt like it's gonna be the same but a lot more recoil heavy like there it's just heavy duty but I know that their guns are not meant to be theirs they're meant to be durable yeah and they we run anything in ours I'm really shot I shot that gun a little bit that day but I know when we run ours we could put any ammo in it it doesn't malfunction and that's kind of what they make their guns to do so it does what it was reliable but I don't like it in that caliber it's pretty heavy for me I really liked how familiar I was with the whole platform some people said the recoil with it was more extreme than the Brownells air ten I thought the recoil was more manageable than Brownells okay I think it's because I'm really familiar with that style of stock I got to get in and twist and it's not moving it's just a modern rifle that's made to work it's not necessarily a race gun I think Mike would probably be really comfortable saying it's not a race gun okay it's I mean it's a it's a fighting rifle it's an ar-10 platform everybody's familiar with it I frankly thought that would get the number one slot so that's that's what I thought having shot it it did seem a little more recoil II than to me I was exactly the opposite I felt like the Brownells rifle had less recoil even though it also felt lighter you know but I mean it's a great rifle and I know those to be quality products and I'm not surprised at Place high I'm kind of surprised at in place number one but again we were shooting iron sights on optics platform with they were no a flattop yeah so so with all the shooters being super familiar with a ours I find that placement of this it makes sense that it's at the top near the top anything higher than this there's some form of improvement these are obviously doing every something better because I would find this this would be the baseline of performance this is what everyone knows that's funny you say that because second place yeah we get into the first but second place I got it this makes me giggle yeah the Brownells brn 10 1957 pattern cuban retro rifle with a score of 14 excuse me 15 the F mark 10 was 17 so beat it by 2 points but I mean a gun that Brownells kind of made for funsies really yep shows the elegance of the stone of design and that it came in second at mr8 guns in 308 let's start with the Dali Lama on this one um the rifle handles great it shoots great towards the end of the day we saw some real problems with the magazines we did I think that in a more endurance oriented environment we would have we would have had to kick it completely out after a while because the magazines were horrible I know Brownells is completely trying to do the retro thing but if they would give you the option to take one just like it that takes pmags it would be the most fun just beat around the farm 308 rifle ever Hey it's well-balanced it shoots fast it comes back to target the three prong he's the three prong wouldn't a flash hider from flash hider I mean it's it was controllable I like to I like the length of it stoner definitely knew what he was doing regards to the ratio of link to stock length to trigger pull he was on it I really didn't like yanking from the top that that little eighth first of all it feels like you're about to pull the trigger because you're using your yeah and it gets hot it doesn't so and when you have to mortar it it feels really strange the reason they got away from that charging handle was because of heat because it's right over the gas key to me guess to and gas key and as a result all the heat transfers into that turned out that big getting away from it they all ago got away from a heat issue they actually made a better gun that was more ergonomic right but I agree better gas seal too now better a better sealed system for dirt and debris to sandy I liked shooting this gun it wasn't a ton of recoil the controls were familiar and my only complaint and this whole thing with it being speed drills was that top charging handle it's not only that it's awkward it's hard to pull back but it's also enclosed in the carry handle as well so trying to dig around and find that when you're trying to change mags and I mean you're changing bagger than you charge it it's just that slowed me down a lot so that's really the only complaint though it was like the perfect weight it was a nice balance between heavy enough to not recoil a lot and light enough that you could shoot a lot all day and not have an issue yep I liked it Gary I I liked everything about that rifle I think it's one of the coolest guns I've seen out come out a long time I've been in the gun business for about 27 years in some form or another and it's a very rare shot show where I walk out and say I was actually excited about and this year I walked out excited about that and another Brownells product of ER or 180 I think they call it yeah so I think that that rifle it's a testament just owner and Sullivan Armalite in general back then it is it survives to this very day as functionally very little has changed and there's a reason yeah and it's stood the test of time and that was probably well it's interesting it came in 2nd because it was the rifle I would say was the second most enjoyable one to shoot out of all of them so I'm not I'm surprised but pleasantly surprised it's fun group pleasantly balanced hmm that top can throw that top bar again I don't there was miserable it is absolutely miserable but also had we changed the parameters of this suspect this would have gone closer to the bottom of the stack if this was red dot oriented I think this whole thing agree completely changed I think that would be an interesting follow-up however I don't think this would be able we'd be able to add that it's a capability of that gun does not have yeah yeah but this is definitely that this is an iron sighted rifle so well and this was an iron sight test yeah so that's another reason why it kind of plays dude a couple things to say about this gun one the fact that it became that in general the consensus and we're hearing that here but other shooters these are not all the shooters we had on the jewelry had a number of people really the general consensus I don't think I heard anyone that didn't say anything but well I like this thing the the I do too and in fact well if you haven't seen the two gun competition where I shot this along with II and I came in third I don't I think 70 shooters with that done and most of those people are using red dot ARS so that gun performs it performs because Brian all did a good job and this is not sponsored by Brian L by the way this happens to be just where this landed up but the gun is great they've done a good job of reproducing stoners design with somewhat more modern components so that it's more resilient and durable the only thing I will say and I will agree with you if you want the cool retro look go ahead and pick up the Brownells waffle mags do not expect to use them for any length of time they are designed really close to the originals and those were considered to be really consumable consumable items you're supposed to get the ammunition issued to you in that mag and the feed lips on them Bend and then the gun doesn't work so if you're going to get yourself a brand lb r & 10 get yourself some decent sr-25 mags DPMS makes aluminum ones you buy five of them one of them won't work but the four will test them out once you got the ones that work they're good if you can find the DPMS steel mags those really work and if you want to splurge a little spend a bit of money and buy the ones from stuff from knights he sells them too and those are definitely gonna work but get the Brownells waffle mags and I'm sorry Brownells but it's the truth get them only for looks don't get them for shooting and other than that if you get good mags and put it in the BR in ten the beer in ten freaking rocks alright the winner of 308 and I I'm a little surprised but not entirely after I started handling it Robertson Arms X erm with a score of 14 and this is what makes me just kind of go what those trials scratch my head here that was supposed to be in the scar trials and because of bureaucratic stupidity he didn't send enough I think it was blank adapters no it was excluded from the trial entirely because of that mistake now would it have passed or would it have surpassed the scar that the currently adopted FN SCAR 17 I don't know but in our trials it outperformed it in almost every way it handles better in our tests at least and the fact that it didn't get a chance against the FN SCAR because of that little glitch is sad because we might have filled it a different gun let's start with Sandy what do you think the Robinson arms my hand I've never touched it before and it just worked such heavy ammo in it because just felt no bias going into that one at all it's super vanilla but [Music] you know where vanilla is expensive gains in the ice cream yeah I mean it's it's vanilla vanilla but supposed vanilla works great and I looked at it when I first saw a well yes this is silly but in spite of its weird gas system it's very well balanced and the recoil was very manly it has a good comp on it I would I would put it on my safe tonight I had the opportunity yeah yeah surprising yeah absolutely sir president I've let's see here obviously I'm familiar with Robinson yeah I've used Rob I even used a Robinson aka a pepper it as a control rifle for a couple years great ok this was a great rifle it's impressive it's unfortunate that it doesn't have the publicity or the following or whatever that it could have it would have had been in those trials yeah yeah but very impressive well i'd like i'd be really anxious I'd be excited to see this in another trial where we use optics I agree yeah excuse me Gary yeah I I always think the best Testament I can give to something is to say that I will buy one and I will I will buy one of those and I I've played with the xcr before in five five six and I kind of thought it was hmm ho-hum you know I didn't really sort of blow my skirt up at all this did yeah there's sort of a sweet spot there something with 760 NATO and that rifle I liked the recoil impulse was mild that had a break that have a very effective it does I don't think because of the weight of the rifle that a lesser effective break is going to make that world of difference in terms of shooting enjoyment it's crazy that it's like a long-stroke piston gun and a short-stroke world yeah I saw that I'm like what and then you shoot it you're like okay and there's yeah really I mean what does it share in common with the ar-15 pistol grip yeah I mean I think that's pretty much it right it has a different trigger it really is they're bold it's it's just it's something totally different which is somewhat refreshing the stock triggers good to to a guy that's interested in that in design aspects and you know things of that nature but just for sheer shooting enjoyment it shocked the hell out of me I I was really surprised even after the very first stage I think you and I talked and I said wow I'm really impressed with that that was violence inand that only continued it only continued I am going to buy one it's a really cool ride that was what I thought when I started shooting it too and it's interesting to note that the stock on the Robinson arms XE RM is just as modular as the scar 17 but not as annoying I find it far more comfortable you can eject you can adjust like pull it's foldable and comité just like I'm a star same thing so what does that look like is it it looks a little ugly actually yeah so that's amazing that's the winner over all of our testing over a band we put a lot of rounds downrange a lot of shooters and a lot of time out here and in the hot Sun the winner and congratulations to Robinson arms for coming through on our test and these these datasets will be posted online for you to sort through in a sortable way so I'll put those links in the description below one thing I do want to mention is none of this testing came in to field conditions durability over you know 28,000 pounds how it deals with certain types of fouling or no we can get into that this fits the ergonomics and suitability that's already tested so if one of these sons at the top of the lid happens to break after 10,000 rounds that's not in this dataset right but what we did test is how these guns shoot and handle amongst a myriad of different shooters in aggregate and so that's a real interesting result I'm gonna give the controls here real quick we did include an ar-15 and five five six and an eighty seventy four and five four five just to show the difference to an intermediate cartridges and 308 the winner not surprising the ar-15 was score eight and the ak-74 came in with a score of 12 and that puts it two points below the Robinson Arms X erm which is really quite minimal difference when you really think about it and I think what that comes down to there is strictly ergonomic issues and training yeah so really fascinating Matt we had some sponsors for this yes we did first off gonna basically give big thanks to JW ramp as our videographer it was awesome through this not only did he help with videography photography but he also helped with some of the number crunching for all of our project did a lot of 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