Hk 416 Field Strip (MR223A3) - (416 part 1)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
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Detailed assembly and disassembly video of a Heckler and Koch (H&K) MR223 A3, which is the civilian marked 416 A5. Will be similar to the 416 and MR223 A1, as well as the USA MR556 gun. This one is in RAL8000. They are also available in black. This model features an 11” hard chrome barrel, full ambi controls, and the new Hk FUIS (flip up iron sights).
This is an AR15 and in Canada is a restricted firearm only legal to own with a RPAL. I am properly licensed for this firearm.
#armandgun #416 #ar15
I've been shooting the 416 now for 2 months, since the 416 is the primary weapon of the norwegian armed forces. It's a great gun, easy to take apart, easy to clean sometimes. Overall a great rifle
His reasoning why he has a blast deflector is so Canadian, I love it. He sounds like a very responsible firearms owner, and he is very considerate 👍
The quality of the H&K 223 is awesome. Thanks for the video.
MerlinSorcerer you bet! Thanks for your support!
I contemplated a 416 build but it's so expensive and has quite a few proprietary parts. Great looking rifle!
Don’t overlook the superlative kits. I’m running 2 and am very impressed
Thanks. Steps are exactly identical to my airsoft hk416a5. Even the internals look identical, crazy
Cant find any videos on how to disasemble my airsoft hk416, tried watching this real gun and i must say it helps, even for us lowly airsoft users. Thanks
The HK416 has to be my number 1 favorite gun. I just like the name an how good it looks as well as its piston system
Спасибо за видео.
Теперь буду знать как устроен HK416.
I need this in my life. That’s a dope rifle. 👍🏾
vee dee that was pretty much where I was at. Then I got one. My life has improved since haha
That’s a thicc looking barrel.
Yellow/Blue _Austrian Watchman thiccc. It’s a tank.
The gun can be shot repeatedly underwater without exploding the barrel. That's my main interest in this upgraded AR.
@Kamikaze Gorilla
Typical River Crossing situation where you are attacked. Your head is above water, but rifle occasionally dips below the waterline while you are returning fire.
@@tsafathat is probably the last reason to be interested in this gun lol. A 556 underwater will have insane amounts of resistance due to the speed/weight of the bullets (light and fast) , they wouldn’t go very far at all.
Beautiful rifle bro. I'm in the US and have the MR556A1.
A really cool gun, the civilian version of the 416, the H&K 223. :) A bayonet lug would be awesome under the barrel. :)
Greetings,
Jeff
Thx I have cleaned mine the first time today after 2000 rounds 😂
If you use a socket it's less likely you with strip the flat head screw driver slot, which must be for emergency field striping.
Ok I always knew this is a top quality gun, but man how thick is that barrel???
I don't know why I'm watching this, even in my country having a fire gun is an illegal act 😅
Haha hey nothing wrong with learning more about firearms. I watch plenty of videos on stuff I can never own as a civilian in Canada.
MR223 is the MR556 trust me
Great video. I really like this design. Most of us are going to have to wait about 20 years until the patent expires so we can pick them up for $500, lol.
My main interest is that the 416 can be shot from underwater without exploding the barrel!
Hey @Arm&Gun I'm having some issues with my MR556A1. Every time I have a live round in the chamber the bolt will not close all the way! Also I have to cram the magazines in it too. Are these problems related in any way? How do I fix them? Thanks.
Mate pull your sleeves up you look like the swedish cheff from the Muppet show.
Do you know guys why the HK 416 barrel look much more thick than the M4/AR-15 one ? I know the gaz system come from the G-36 but not knowing why the barrel look so much heavy.
US should import this!
My PWS is so much simpler and has never failed AND is also accurate. The piston system on it is simple and effective, only thing missing is that cool lower which works as a bolt release and bolt catch on the right side so it is a true lefty friendly lower. I'll stick to my PWS which is cheaper and less cumbersome to take apart.
Well now you gonna have to get rid of it.
Where is the part 2 of this series? Please 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻
Hi did you ever used a suppressor on that rifle? What kind if so? Any comments about that? Just thinking to buy one and having second thoughts because it dosnt have adj gasblock. Regards from Estonia.
Just put in an adjustable gas block. Suppressors are booboo in Germany for me so have to run it without and have no experience 😢
Is the HK416 .22LR a piston instead of gas? I'm not really sure but if so, I would rather get the HK over the M&P .22LR
I don't understand one feature on HK416 assault rifle - keeping a forward assist assembly? On all American features of weapons when was applied "dirty" system of direct impingement of hot gases in head of the bolt and inside the whole inside and trigger assembly, which made whole family of weapons with direct impingement system (AR-15, M-16, M-4 and many derivatives) to be described as an unreliable and prone to failure/stoppage of shooting. But, there is an improvement: H&K applied the oldest trick from the book on "How to make great automatic weapons" - short stroke move of the gas piston, which transfer gas impulse to piston conecting rod right on the head of bolt. No more messy and soot in rifle's interior, all components work well, according manufacturer. But, if it's true, why retaining "forward assist" assembly? Any explanation?
416 was built for US Military and they wanted it. Case closed.
I love these guns i just dont see the point of buying restricted guns or any registered guns in Canada, seems like such a headache. And dont you feel the looming fear of them all being banned or something one day? Shit i mean theres only so many things one can loose in a boating accident, if you catch my drift.
Mack haha I hear you man, I just figure why not. Life is short, enjoy what you enjoy. Plus the Liberals are campaigning on a platform of buying them back anyways. So screw them. Support your gun stores now and enjoy them for a few more years. That’s the worst case scenario. More likely that they’ll get cold feet at the absurd costing (now that NZ has set the principal of paying out 95% on as-new condition guns) and be forced to issue grandfather licenses. In that case I’d rather be a have than a have not. And I doubt they will get even that for.
That didn’t age well
It’s seems odd to me for you to suggest that you could get another AR bolt and drop it into this gun, when the usual AR bolt has a gas impingement system. This is obviously a piston system gun.
But you keep calling it a gas system, which is misleading. You do not really showcase the piston or explain why HK, and I think the US Marines went with it.
timothy busing I suggested that you likely couldn’t swap bolts. As an AR most assume it’s all milspec and user configurable. It’s a gas operated piston system and I stated that. I did an in depth review of the identical piston system in my g36 video. I didn’t think to add why the Marines switched to it, I was simply discussing what I did know of the rifle.
Good 👍👍👍 ၶိုၵ်ႉၶႅမ်ႉတေႉၶႃႈ 👍
To clarify, and maybe THIS is/was stated (I’m prepping the question already); Is the ‘223’ version ACTUALLY a .223 REM ONLY rifle? As in NO 5.56 ammo TO BE used...due to HIGHER pressure rounds?
You can use both 5.56 and .223. CiP spec doesn't even differentiate between the two and just lists the higher pressure in data sheet as standard. Same with 9x19 btw, any ammo marked 9mm NATO here is imported from US because CiP specification doesn't distinguish it, it's just your standard 9x19 here.
That's it for the pressure, if there are differences it would be in the chamber, but afaik HK uses a hybrid chamber allowing you to shoot well with both.
Ultimately, have you seen this barrel? I've heard from one competition shooter it can survive shooting out a squib, let alone a slightly higher pressure round.
It is chambered for 556. very few civilian rifles have issue with the ramp or gas pressure but hk products are milspec.
There's a gun dealer by my house that has one of these in full auto for sale. Was try to decide if I should get it or not but decided not to.
What country do you live in?
Is it that you cant make it full auto? 🤔the bolt.
What compensator is that?
Hi Bro, do you know where can get that HK V2 GRIP RAL8000? it is so hard to get......... thanks!
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I have one of the HK416A5 uppers, which I believe is essentially the same thread pitch for the barrel nut. I was told it is the metric barrel nut, but it doesn’t seem to line up. Do you have any info on your barrel nut and it’s specs?
Gunnar Stolthet very cool. I’m envious. From Nichols? I had also heard that the new mrA3 and A5 were nearly identical. Happy to compare notes. Shoot me an email at Armandgun@gmail.com or dm me on Instagram.
Isn’t this gun banned in Canada now?
Just a very expensive ar 15
If Canada really bans ars, feel free to hit me up I might buy this from you.
So is it called MR223 instead of MR556 because its chamber for 223 instead of 556 ? Or why is that ?
Yes you should only shoot 223 througha 223 rifle but 5.56 rifles can shoot both 223 and 5.56 without a problem. 5.56 can be shot through a 223 but i wouldnt recommend it.
Benr thats false. Its simply called 556 in the US for selling reasons. It is perfectly capable for 556 rounds
In Germany civilian weapons have to come from a civilian production line even if they are milspec as well. Why everything is labeled 223 and 308.
@@user-ff4ex7ll7w thats not true. The production lines are exactly the same. We habe an institution called „Beschussamt“. There the labeling for the civilian market is done. Parts are the same.
@@MrJensDrachsler Mal mit der Kriegswaffendefinition auseinandersetzen,. Es steht sogar explizit " durch spezielle Produktion für zivilen Abnehmer" kann die Kriegswaffeneigenschaft umgangen werden. Deshalb gibt es bei Halbautomaten immer eine zivile Linie. Die unwesentlöichen Teile sind natürlich zu 100% identisch und die anderen, ja die werden halt auf der zivilen Linie nach gleichen Vorgaben produziert.
What is the difference between it and AR15?
This is technically an AR15 variant. Milspec AR’s are generally direct impingement and share parts commonality with many other manufacturers. The Hk is unique in that it is a short stroke piston driven operating system and features a number of proprietary parts, not swappable with a milspec system.
Thinking about buyinz it but its 2700 in germany
Now i know why we wont be issued this rifle asa service rifle. We would need a rubber hammer with us at all times.
How much are these in Canada?
Beefy boi.
Hi, where can I buy it?
Yo, does anybody know what does the "D" on some hk416 meaning and is it different to the normal 416 and who use it?
D means Dauerfeuer or sustained fire or simple full auto 😂 just German marking
@@user-ff4ex7ll7w Hmmm maybe Delta. I read that they were imported to the US for law enforcement use
Do you live in Canada ?
is hk416 superior than dd mk18?
The main advantage to a piston system over the Armalite gas system is that you need less cleaning and won't have jams due to carbon deposits in the bolt area, you can of course avoid that by just cleaning your AR-15,but it's still as it is.
Plus the piston inside of an AR-15 bolt can get obstructed without maintenance, which just doesn't happen with a traditional long stroke or short stroke gas piston, plus as a side note, short stroke gas pistons tend to limit accuracy problems since they have minimum mass concentrated at the barrel, technically it should be more beneficial over the standard AR-15 configuration.
But all this comes from someone with just technical knowledge of guns, no practical one whatsoever aside from other shooters'.
@@CaptainGrief66 Then again some people swear on the lubrication effect of carbon deposits aswell.. The major thing why the military , especially the SF guys like the 416 is the fact that it kicks a little harder leading to less jams in cold and dirty environments.
@@snakeace0
Never heard of thar bullcrap before, carbon deposits for lubrication, how funny! The nuts may have mistaken graphite for carbon.
Will the government be taking this from you ?
The POF p416 is way better than this. The POF has a simplistic Bolt Carrier group design.
HK is over engineered
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Had a conversation with an american today and he told me that he likes the american way of firearms. dead simple boom bang and nobody should be using the hk416, that it is over engineered german stuff -> his exact words btw. I looked at this video and i am still puzzled how this is over engineered and supposedly bad.
*How much is this HK416?*
In canada they are under 3k USD, when available. They generally are imported in small numbers and sell out quickly. I had mine on order for 1.5 years before I got it.
@@armandgun
Thanks a lot for the response. I appreciate.
@@armandgun Are guns overall expensive in Canada or are they priced similarly to USA prices?
overly complex..
Sad you no longer can have that rifle . Trudeau stinks
HK416's are very nice rifles obviously, but... External piston "AR-15s" just irritate me. No real benefit whatsoever. I only clean my BCM once every 1k rounds, never had a malfunction. Not one.
I'd much rather just pull out the bolt carrier group clean and lube with 3 drops of LSA and be done (cleaning the barrel obviously too).
It just seems silly to me to move all that carbon forward underneath the handguard, have that extra reciprocating mass... Its just silly.
Piston ARs exist purely based on many peoples superstition, it makes them feel better despite the direct gas inline piston system of a normal AR introducing 0% more carbon to the chamber.
Well said. I'm of the opinion that if you want a piston gun, at least get something that was actually designed from the ground up with an external piston.
The 416 was designed for socom to reliably fit a can on a short barrel AR.
You talk too much. Just disassembly damn gun.
You talk too much...just get to the ‘F’ing point already!!