Swiss SiG SG-751 SAPR .308 (History, Variants, Disassembly, & Test Firing)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- This weekend, lets dive into the SG751 'SAPR' manufactured in Neuhausen, Switzerland by SiG-Sauer AG (formerly SAN). First we will go into the design and development, followed by military service and a look at the factory variants. After that, we disassemble the firearm to checkout the mechanics, and finally we end with running a few rounds through a 16" carbine.
My location and situation do not allow me to give the SAPR a fair review for accuracy, range, and group size; however, I know just the man to run this firearm through its paces...
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I was riding the tram in Geneva one day and saw a group of young men walk onto the train from the station with slung 7.62 rifles. I'm obviously American (baseball cap) and we made eye contact. I wanted so badly to chat them up about the guns, but sadly I had to go to work. I've spent a lot of time in Geneva and have grown to love Helvetia, even the French parts.
When you want to flex on the Scar owners 😂.
Nah, that would be like kicking someone while he's down heh.
True lol 😂 Mish has some unicorns 🦄 that make grown stronger men drool and cry lol 😂
The content on this channel never gets old. Thanks man for all the many good videos you have put out and for spreading our 2a community
I've never actually seen one in person but I would definitely love to check one out
Beautiful
I love the sound of rolling .308 thunder through the hills. When I break out the ACE .308 in my backyard range, one of my neighbors down the street say im shooting "howitzers." Although I haven't heard that term since I put a smith vortex flash hider on it. The standard brake is.......pretty insane.
That barrel is thicker than a snickers 🤣😂 beautiful firearm. .308 is definitely my go to for SHTF!!
Great video! Thanks for doing one on the 751 as I wait for my 751's gas system to arrive. 😎
Videos with Misha on his kitchen table remind me of hanging with my buds over a beer.
Nice review William...
The sound echoing all over the mountain is super cool
Back in school, we once had one of those huge cans of beans...like you would see in a lunchroom kitchen? Well someone tossed it in the fire and no one noticed it for sometime. Now that was a big boom heard throughout the mountains....and roasted beans over everything for many, many feet.
Ahhh finally the video I've been waiting for!
Got you some pro-level accuracy testing coming up here on Sunday too. Figured the SAPR deserved the full treatment.
@@misha5670 thanks for doing this! I got the 20inch barrel version but can't get to the range very often! So your videos are a blessing!
@@misha5670 will you test accuracy of 16" vs 20"?
@@misha5670 SG 750 creedmore review video th-cam.com/video/OeYJ71Hsjis/w-d-xo.html
an excellent hunting or combat weapon
Super duper cool
I wish we could get the FAMAE guns here in the states. Would really scratch the itch for SIG raffles.
Yeah but not at the prices FAME seems to want these days.
Lol, can you imagine the prices? FAMAE would sell 3 guns, all to the same investment banker in Dallas.
I thought FAMAE was the cut rate Chilean stuff! Are their prices obscene now? I am really out of the loop evidently.
@@Arkeo36 expensive trash, but Not Invented Here, and thus scarcity=value.
@@Arkeo36 Basically, they wanted prices close to what SiG sells firearms for.
I got really confused when sigs started to appeal to me a few years back.. I still cannot figure out why 2 separate companies go by the same name
Happens all the time. HK-USA and HK GMBH are actually 2 totally different companies. SIG-Sauer Inc. started off importing SIG/SIG-Sauer AG/GMBH products from Europe. Over time, the US company started doing its own things and going its own direction. These days SIG-Sauer GMBH has closed, and so the factory in Switzerland now is named SIG-Sauer AG. There are also 2 different "Walther" companies in Germany + Walther-USA Right here in Arkansas.
looks like a treat to have congrats sig hasnt ever made a bad gun i heard of
What about the first gen P320’s that had a special fire rate increase when dropped at thigh bruiser level? Or the P227 that literally struggled with FMJ? I would mention the P365 but they actually fixed it pretty fast and the people having issues were kinda abusing them.
@@someguy5444 i never heard any of that stuff i should have been more specific im speaking to the 550 series of rifles and similar everyone ive seen loves theres
@@someguy5444 hmm there's a difference between US SIG and Swiss SIG. He probably meant that the swiss sig hasn't ever made a bad gun. Probably true!
@@daenudaenu395 I agree on the night and day difference between SIG USA and the original.
@@daenudaenu395 Hmmmm probably the closest to a design 'fail' SIG AG has come to in the past was the SG552. Of course the SG553 corrected those issues and has matured into a great commando SMG.
God I wish more semi auto 7.62x51/308 rifles were being produced, like I get that we need to have a super low recoil round to keep the pretty girls and yanks on the force but having that extra power is much better.
There's a time & place for 5.56 NATO, and same goes for 7.62 NATO. Hopefully, the military never tries a one-size-fits-all cartridge. We need different rounds because tehre are so many different applications and situations.
I have a 742 which is the 1970s version
I wanted one of these so bad
Keep that thing!!
Already shipped her off to a friend for some accuracy testing. I guess you could say this is part 1 of 2, with the second bit coming out on Sunday.
Nice
I was told mil models do have 4 position selector. Thanks for the info. But whats the going price?
To me all color of stocks matter. Except that magpul sand color.what was that suppose to look like?play sand? Great video as always.
Hey, they're all black to me ;p
Hey Misha.
Question about a WASR.
Have you ever encountered a WASR that had all of it's markings hand engraved? Trunnion serial, import marks, etc. All hand engraved.
Sorry, i am not really the one to ask about how markings look.
looks like a beretta Ar 70/90 ;)
Common at SG530-1.
C'mon Misha, now you're just showing off... 🤣
Flexing on the poors.
@@ElTejon47901 Nah, just on the HK boys.
@@ElTejon47901 Misha; "My green stock pee on your crooked WASR 10 peasant rifle... and I fart in your general direction"! 😂
@@scottdunn2178 Back to my gruel.
@@ElTejon47901 Yep, life's tough here at the orphanage...