IT'S FINALLY HERE!! RARE 1993 SUPPRESSED SR-25 MATCH!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- I have been waiting to show you guys this setup! Knights Armament SR-25 Match with the serial number matching SR suppressor manufactured in 1993!
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Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Reed Knight himself tried to take this badboy off your hands. Matching SN on the can and the gun? That really is unique for these early SR25s. Dude, its super cool.
Absolutely
Have 1994 Vero Beach SR25 Match with the CF hand guard. Never fired besides from factory. Absolutely love it!
so, you have a paperweight
lol sure buddy. I have few other SR25’s that I use regularly. Wanted a collectable from when Eugene was still alive.
@@cadeinscho6339 yeah thats called a paperweight
Trivia for the kids;
I think I remember that the barrels were Rock (manufacturer) 5R barrels, which were super special back then.
The gas block with the threads were a borderline item. The AW Ban (clinton) came into effect just around these rifles production. Everyone was scared that dangerous threaded barrels would land then in jail, so Knights changed the original design to a non-threaded gas block. Some with the threads leaked out before the change. Afterwards the ones with threads were called "military" barrels and were available but I dont remember the criteria for getting it, other than additional cost.
They also cut the bayonet lugs off the Standard SR25 rifles before shipping.
Most of the original scopes I saw at the time were Mark4M1, fixed 10 power. Scopes with mil dots were another dangerous item to be in possession of.
No collection would be complete without a copy of Soldier of Fortune, Death in the Long Grass article by Kokalis.
Please start a 2nd channel where you read bed time stories for gun people!!!!
Seriously though, this was video is awesome. Very impressive to have that suppressor that not even the incredibly comprehensive vickers guide omits!
ARIZONA ALWAYS FUN TIMES HERE !
Bruh! You get holy grail guns like every week!
Saw this in one of the kac groups. This is amazing dude. Envious but in a good way. Happy for you!
Man if I could ever get my hand on this setup I’d probably die. ❤
Sick find! Thanks for sharing, loved the book!
Congrats man, that is truly a one of a kind piece.
Congratulations you have a Holy Grail Gun! When your life is the President's on the line... Only the Finest will do!
very very awesome. matching serial numbers is crazy
Cool glad your in Az so am I. Great buy. Good job.
Now I know why I can't find SR-25 steel mags. Someone bought them all by the costco box fulls.
I didn’t know that had 1913 interfaces in 1993.
Very cool. Must’ve been *right* after Mr. Swan spec’d the whole interface out.
The URX didnt come out until the early 2000's IIRC OG kac sr-25 came with the tube handguard he shows @ 1:08
@@mathewj8015I mean in terms of the mounting interface on the upper receiver.
@@rifleshooterchannel208oh yeah they always had 1913 on the upper receiver.
That’s sick! Congrats
Well that is about the coolest thing ever. Congrats dude. I am very jealous
You should reach out to Administrative results he would be drooling to do a video on this thing 😂
You are gonna need more scope for that 1 moa Rifle.
You gotta get the right rail on it!!!
If I already had a more modern iteration of the SR25, I would definitely put the original handguard back on this. Basically just put it back to OG condition.
Thats a cool gun!
TAG SOTAR !! Chad would give it a inspectin!!!!!
Holy crap man. 😮
That's a holy grail... I want the shorter version
I'd put it back stock tho...but very nice
Very cool find!
I'm not a fan of modern KAC products i have had bad luck with multiple of the complete 556 guns HOWEVER this is bad ass and old KAC is awesome.
Awesome 👌
It's OK you can say cooler. It is pretty badass
ZERO buyer’s remorse in that thumbnail!
NICE NICE NICE !
A lot of KAC guys in AZ........including me
Check your buffer... you might want to update it with a aluminum buffer from the machined plastic one...
Yep
Is the one for Mountain’s and Mullets?
Dude I have a 2011 MK4 ER/T 6.5-20x50 FFP Mil Dot with M5 Turrets. Definitely one of the most iconic, tough, & coolest scopes ever made.
Definitely jealous 😮
woah gratz!!!!
I remember this gun from socom navy seals the game when I was a kid.
My 94 SR25 does not hang up like that. Never fired besides from factory though.
Careful Mud Gunner. You might just make your girlfriend jealous by "fondling" it. But if she joins you, you know she is a keeper!🤣🤣🤣
Check the locking lugs/star chamber for abnormal wear. I am wondering if the force of the hammer hitting the BCG is causing the bolt to over-rotate and stay locked in battery.
Right.. that sounds plausible... definitely need to disassemble that bolt too
I hadn't heard of that condition before. Shouldn't it have already reached the end of the camming groove and be unable to rotate further? Maybe a bad tolerance stack in that case leaving just a smidge too much room? Might be something School of the American Rifle can look into for him.
DAMN!!!
That Vickers Guide looks like quite a book with quite a price. It appears you do have a low serial number. Did the book show the changes as it evolved into the lightweight match/ mk11 mod0? List production numbers? I learned from this video that the numbers started at 20k. By the turn of the century or so they started adding letter prefixes.
Yours has a decent group size that many will claim they can't do. I've seen a couple other targets that were slightly larger and slightly smaller. Yours has a horizontal stringing of holes while others have had a vertical string of connected holes. Was the rifle and suppressor bought from knights together originally? They may not have done it then but I've seen rifles at auction with 2 test targets to demonstrate suppressed and unsuppressed groupings. Looks like 30 mags so at least $3k in money right there. Only ever seen a couple knight's marked base plates before. I think thats another 'rare' thing to see.
Its possible its just the added hammer spring resistance making the retraction difficult. If there is no undue play in the hammer and the firing pin isn't canted somehow it shouldn't bind/jam. That was the only thing I could think of mechanically that could bind it enough to require mortaring. If the hammer was catching on the head of the firing pin. Though that condition would be bizarre and require one or both to be damaged/malfunctioning . It is unnecessary to show yourself trying, but do try to give it more force in charging the rifle. Another youtuber who may be of assistance is School of the American Rifle. He has many videos detailing the failures of ar-15 parts so he knows his way around Stoner's action.
Forgot to say, there was a knights made manual for them. Not as well made as the mk11 and m110 military manuals but a piece you may want. Check to see if the previous owner still has it laying around somewhere.
How in tarnation...
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Cool shit! If you do want to collaborate and have some proper videography done hmu ! I just got a pretty amazing new camera and this would be a real fun project
Put the old handguard
phewwww minty
Holy shiiiiiiiii
Is that maybe a bolt tilt issue?
Those tan rails are 2500😅
This is very rude of me but what’s your hustle man? All I know is you work at a gun shop but even friends I have that work at busy shops don’t have a collection like you.
Right? I know he sells patches but...man this is like a super rare collectors piece and he's got a SCAR 17+16, a bunch of ARs that are mostly pretty nice...he's got the hookup somehow.
He was probably saving money and buying cool guns while his friends were out partying and traveling all the time plus he has access to good deals working at a gun store, I am young and people say the same thing about me “how do you have a collection like that” as I said it’s saving money by not drinking/ partying and spending your money on single use things
@@trentrockwell6598 Yep, save and save so when you find a 'must have' you can pounce.
Hey lol i was wondering the same thing, no patches cover this, ice always wondered this , and some of his guns are 2 stamp guns , IE sbr and can, grated i have 1 2 stamp gun bit still...but uea i wonder that too
In my experience, people who afford stuff beyond what you would expect are able to do so because their housing expenses are covered. Not partying isn't gonna get you a collection like this in a lifetime, but not having a mortgage or rent will add up very fast.
It's a touchy subject for many, but I don't care how people get cool shit (as long as it's not stolen), I just like seeing it and having it compared to other high ticket items because few can do so.
which urx handguard is that?
You should take admin out with you
Put the original stock on it
Range footage?
i joined the Marines 1993..lol did 20 yrs in the Infantry.. really old???? hahahahahahahha
You are vintage now. lol 😆