The AR series rifle is one of the most versatile platforms available to shooters today due in large part to the ability to swap out the upper assembly with the removal of just two pins. Watch along as Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, presents multiple upper assemblies to demonstrate their versatility.
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This is one NEAT man! You go Mr. Larry! Semper Fidelis, MarineChaps0311
When changing calibers, don't you have to change the spring in the buffer tube?
Informative video thank you. Building my first ar now any info is good info
Good video. To the point and informative.
thanks to midway usa i got my beowulf custom build going , awesome i do not deal with anybody else for premo gun parts
It looked like he was walking off to go and give someone the good news at the end of that video xD
but will it blend????????
@1776PatriotTeen
Not a review but my experience with the 50 Beowulf. Thought about adding my findings on a Shorter firing pin vs Rifle primers with the 50 Beowulf, and even some tips on leaving material for strength if your machining the receiver from a blank. How about the amount of material to take off a stock upper ejection port and retain the factory dust cover. The amount of weight that works perfect for the buffer, but F it your on your own…
@ronterry1076 Why are you giving a review on a comment?
The 50 Beowulf rocks!!! However a heavier buffer is recommended (Not required, but recommended), and that goes for all the heavy hitters, like the 450BM, and 458 SOCOM.
The Beowulf kicks like a fly weight 20ga with high base slugs! Hurts sooo good! Decent optics are a must if you want them to survive. The Aimpoint 9000sc is perfect for the Beowulf, and I personally have one mounted on a Burris PEPR mount.
If you decide to buy a big boy upper you best reload if you want to shoot it regularly!
Just like Burger King.
hey larry, liking these easy to understand videos, good job.
thanks for your time
roger