Bought mine 10 yrs ago and couldn't decide between this and thre BCM.... but really wanted the ris ll rail. Maybe the BCM would have been a better choice, but that ris ll fde with matching furniture is awesome!
I just got mine and it was confusing me because i have the m4a1 with the Ris 3 but its not ambidextrous. It also has the mid length gas. Its all FDE with just M4A1 lasered on.
The RIS 3 is a very, very nice and sturdy mlok rail. But the RIS 2 is a timeless classic that has been tested in combat time and time again. I personally love my RIS 2 and plan to build a MK18 clone whenever I get around to getting an RC2.
I have even an older version than that RIS 2, which was an extremely rare upper back then ( finish quality is also not as great) and it made me either look stupid (too thick and heavy/ clone correct mall ninja) or feel proud of the accuracy. 14 years of ownership so far, no malfunction and still holding 1moa accuracy after 10k rounds.
I can’t understand why on videos were commentary is the focal point people run audio that overpowers it? Great video but absolutely ruined it with the wrong balance of background music.
@@kalanipitmon7817 I bought it off a reputable dealer with in house gunsmith from Gunbroker…. I can only search my orders for the past 90 days so I can’t give specifics. But the net net….it was sold with the warcomp on it. Hence the purchase. All my suppressors are Surefire.
Guns definetly get alot heavier once you add a light, sling, optics, etc my mk18 feels heavy for how small it is i have a 14.5 that feels about the same weight with less stuff on the 14.5 just a red dot and buis and a sling kept it simple as possible has a hand stop also. The ris 3 looks pretty nice too
For a rifle to be considered short barreled it will have a barrel length of less than 16 inches, which requires a tax stamp and extra paperwork to register with the ATF. In order to avoid this, you can have a 14.5 inch barrel with a 1.5 inch muzzle break permanently welded/pinned to the end of the barrel to meet the 16 inch requirement. This saves you an inch and a half in total length vs a normal 16 inch barrel with a removable muzzle break, however you're stuck with what you've got so you can't change it out later if you would want to.
@@marcuswilliams7143 You have to drill it. You should take it to a gunsmith. They will replace the muzzle device with the one of your choice. They will have to pin and weld the new one unless you live in a free state and pay the tax stamp to make it an SBR. Us in Commiefornia don't even get that option.
Who here would love to have a RIS3 cut to clear a FRee Floated Fixed FSB? . Finished off with a Magpul SL-S Stock, MOE XL Pistol Grip. Slate Black Industries Vertical Grip w/ rail Protectors. Optics, say a EXPS3-0 & G45 Magnifier(Bc No sight picture is better than an EoTech w/ a Fixed FSB , with Kac Micro 0-600M Rear Flip Buis, Keymo Muzzle Brake. SD-3G w/ heavy hammer Spring, Vltor 9 position A5 Tube/Geissele Super 42 Rifle Length Tripoli Braided Wire Buffer Spring/BCM MK2 H2 Equivalent Buffer Spring.Otter Creek Labs Polinium K Suppressor w/Keymo Attachment.
So this guy prefers heavier rifles and prefers mil-spec triggers he says... Wow, after hearing that, his opinion credibility went out the window for me lol
@@beastineden I'm a certified gunsmith with 12 years of experience and been shooting long range for 30 plus years. Yeah, I know what I'm taking about guy.
@@patriotgunnerthen you must know heavier guns are disadvantageous in many aspect but they absorb recoil well. I like my both match trigger and milspec trigger up to type of shooting I do. 12 years of experience is not long enough to brag about in this nation. Yeh that year of experience is about when you become cockiest as if you know everything . Milspec mojo shoots faster with mispec trigger on his AR. Ppl are different.
@7mmalltheway 12 years of being a certified gunsmith. I've been able to work on about any gun there is basically for 25 years and I've been shooting long range for over 30 years plus shooting tournaments for 3 years. I'm not cocky at all, I made a comment and you chimed in, stirring shıt up. So I told you the basis of my opinion. Yeah 12 years is a lot when I've literally worked on thousands of guns/triggers and custom made my own 2 stage triggers. You acted like I didn't know shit so I was letting you know, that in fact you're the one that probably doesn't know as much as you think.
I’m old school. Long story short, Sold my M4 quad R2, had to make ends meet. Then bought another R2 M4, the new one was out but I love that quad look.
New version also comes with a mid length gas system versus the carbine length in the original
No other gun is more beautiful than D.D. M4A1… omg I just love it so much… 🥺❤️
Bought mine 10 yrs ago and couldn't decide between this and thre BCM.... but really wanted the ris ll rail. Maybe the BCM would have been a better choice, but that ris ll fde with matching furniture is awesome!
I just got mine and it was confusing me because i have the m4a1 with the Ris 3 but its not ambidextrous. It also has the mid length gas. Its all FDE with just M4A1 lasered on.
My Ris II rails will always be king in my book mk18, and my M4A1 are both Ris II
Old is gold
I will be purchasing the old M4A1 as my first rifle once I leave CT, can't wait!
The RIS 3 is a very, very nice and sturdy mlok rail. But the RIS 2 is a timeless classic that has been tested in combat time and time again. I personally love my RIS 2 and plan to build a MK18 clone whenever I get around to getting an RC2.
There's only ~1oz difference between a 9.5 RIII to 9.5 RIS II. Weight is prob not gonna matter in this case.
I have even an older version than that RIS 2, which was an extremely rare upper back then ( finish quality is also not as great) and it made me either look stupid (too thick and heavy/ clone correct mall ninja) or feel proud of the accuracy. 14 years of ownership so far, no malfunction and still holding 1moa accuracy after 10k rounds.
Love my R111
Also the ris 2 m4a1s have a carbine gas system where the ris 3 all have mid length
yup. the mid length shoots softer than the carbine length.
5.56 is easy eenuff on recoil that it doesent even make a difference.
@@kalanipitmon7817midlength is also easier on the other parts
is the new m4 in mil spec in this vid?
The RIS III handguard is 1oz lighter than the RIS II handguard.
Would you even be able to tell the difference? That’s not much at all.
I can’t understand why on videos were commentary is the focal point people run audio that overpowers it? Great video but absolutely ruined it with the wrong balance of background music.
Nice rifles. Thanks for the content
Are the ris II and ris III handguards interchangeable?
Yes they are!
@@JupiterShoot cool thank you very much.
I enjoyed your video .Thank you.
Your music is louder than the audio. Very annoying.
@@ViolentbyDesignhe’s helping improve his videos
Own the latest with ambi controls….got it pinned and welded with a Surefire Warcomp for SOCOM mini suppressor. It’s about the perfect battle rifle.
Who did ur muzzle?
@@kalanipitmon7817 I bought it off a reputable dealer with in house gunsmith from Gunbroker…. I can only search my orders for the past 90 days so I can’t give specifics. But the net net….it was sold with the warcomp on it. Hence the purchase. All my suppressors are Surefire.
is there a difference in barrels with the two models?
Guns definetly get alot heavier once you add a light, sling, optics, etc my mk18 feels heavy for how small it is i have a 14.5 that feels about the same weight with less stuff on the 14.5 just a red dot and buis and a sling kept it simple as possible has a hand stop also. The ris 3 looks pretty nice too
I need the M4A1R3 in my life and the Mk18R3
I like the older model better....the picatinny quad rail looks alot cooler than the mlok rails
The RIS II hands down!
Why?
Built like a tank. Pic accessories won't fly off from RISII.
What does Pin Welded mean?
For a rifle to be considered short barreled it will have a barrel length of less than 16 inches, which requires a tax stamp and extra paperwork to register with the ATF. In order to avoid this, you can have a 14.5 inch barrel with a 1.5 inch muzzle break permanently welded/pinned to the end of the barrel to meet the 16 inch requirement. This saves you an inch and a half in total length vs a normal 16 inch barrel with a removable muzzle break, however you're stuck with what you've got so you can't change it out later if you would want to.
@@craven1927So I can't change my pin and weld muzzle brake out for something compatible with suppressor? Just won m4a1 ris2 in a waffle
@@marcuswilliams7143 You have to drill it. You should take it to a gunsmith. They will replace the muzzle device with the one of your choice. They will have to pin and weld the new one unless you live in a free state and pay the tax stamp to make it an SBR. Us in Commiefornia don't even get that option.
I need a new one
Is the spelling "ambi-dex-trious". ... or is it ambidextrous? (Kinda like how nuclear is spelled vs how so many say it "nu-cue-ler")
It’s spelled ambidextrous, and pronounced ambi-Dexter-us. Not ambi-dextree-us.
The new model isn't socom profile barrel. It's standard gov profile. Just get a slw model and save hundreds.
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Summing up the video in four words - "old quad rail, new mlok."...ok 5 words.
Who here would love to have a RIS3 cut to clear a FRee Floated Fixed FSB? . Finished off with a Magpul SL-S Stock, MOE XL Pistol Grip. Slate Black Industries Vertical Grip w/ rail Protectors. Optics, say a EXPS3-0 & G45 Magnifier(Bc No sight picture is better than an EoTech w/ a Fixed FSB , with Kac Micro 0-600M Rear Flip Buis, Keymo Muzzle Brake. SD-3G w/ heavy hammer Spring, Vltor 9 position A5 Tube/Geissele Super 42 Rifle Length Tripoli Braided Wire Buffer Spring/BCM MK2 H2 Equivalent Buffer Spring.Otter Creek Labs Polinium K Suppressor w/Keymo Attachment.
Get ‘em before Biden’s reelection
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the difference? price 💸💸💸💸🖕
I prefer the ris 2
Ambidextrous has 4 syllables, learn to say it correctly
almost everyone pronounces it incorrectly "ambidex-treeyus". they also botch the word "mischievous" in the same manner.
So this guy prefers heavier rifles and prefers mil-spec triggers he says... Wow, after hearing that, his opinion credibility went out the window for me lol
You don’t know what you’re talking about
@@beastineden I'm a certified gunsmith with 12 years of experience and been shooting long range for 30 plus years. Yeah, I know what I'm taking about guy.
@@beastineden anytime you want some lessons then let me know and I'll gladly teach you some things about AR15's..
@@patriotgunnerthen you must know heavier guns are disadvantageous in many aspect but they absorb recoil well. I like my both match trigger and milspec trigger up to type of shooting I do. 12 years of experience is not long enough to brag about in this nation. Yeh that year of experience is about when you become cockiest as if you know everything .
Milspec mojo shoots faster with mispec trigger on his AR. Ppl are different.
@7mmalltheway 12 years of being a certified gunsmith. I've been able to work on about any gun there is basically for 25 years and I've been shooting long range for over 30 years plus shooting tournaments for 3 years. I'm not cocky at all, I made a comment and you chimed in, stirring shıt up. So I told you the basis of my opinion. Yeah 12 years is a lot when I've literally worked on thousands of guns/triggers and custom made my own 2 stage triggers. You acted like I didn't know shit so I was letting you know, that in fact you're the one that probably doesn't know as much as you think.