December 31st, 20213D Cutaway Animations Reveal How AR15 Rifles WorkAmericans love AR-platform rifles. However, they can be maintenance-intensive, as hot gasses are directed right back into the action to operate the bolt. ARs have a unique semi-auto operating system. We recommend that all AR owners learn how their rifles work from the inside. This feature gives you an “inside view” of the AR15, including X-Ray and Cutaway views that were created using advanced 3D computer modeling. How does the magazine’s reciprocating bolt carrier transport rounds? How does the trigger group function and reset after each shot? How does the gas system remove gas from the barrel? This eye-opening video by 45Snipers answers these and other questions. This 5-minute video, which uses 3D computer animation “cutaway”, shows all the features of an AR15 from inside and outside. This fascinating firearm animation lets the viewer look inside the upper receivers and lower receivers as well as the bolt carrier, chamber and barrel. Although the video is slow and has some annoying background music, it is worth watching if your AR-platform rifle is AR-platform. It demonstrates all of the key operations involved in the charging, loading firing, firing, and ejection process. The animation shows how rounds are removed from the magazine and chambered. The animation then shows how each part of the trigger group functions and how the firing pin strikes a primer. You can even see the bullet moving down the barrel as the empty shell casing is removed and thrown out the ejection port. Here are some samples from the video: How AR-Platform Rifles Works — General Introduction
This video explains the operation of AR-type rifles and shows how the upper and bottom sections work together. Cutaway 3D Animation of AR15/M16 Action — Watch VideoHere’s an excellent animation by Thomas Schwenke showing how an AR-15 works — how the entire loading process works, from start to finish. AR platform rifles can be used as semi-automatic versions of the M16. These rifles have distinct upper and lower receivers that can be easily separated by front and rear pins. The barrel, handguard and forward gas tube are all included in the upper. The lower includes grip, trigger group and fire selector. The buffer assembly is also attached to the stock. It was based upon Armalite’s AR-10 rifle, which was chambered for 7.62×51 NATO (.308 win). ArmaLite sold its rights in 1959 to Colt for the AR-10 rifle and AR-15 rifle. There were some key modifications made, including the move of the charging handle from under the carrying handle to at the rear of the receiver. The U.S. military adopted the redesigned rifle as the M16 carbine in March 1964.
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