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-Have someone proof read your internet posts. It's probably just me, but when I read stuff like this it makes my eyes bleed and I immediately begin disregarding all of your opinions.
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.-Don't shout at the camera. We're all friends, you can just talk to us. Get an external mic if you need to or edit the volume later.
-Get a tripod so the camera isn't shaking and wobbling everywhere.
-Looking at the side of someone's head while they sit in one place and shoot is like watching paint dry. At least put the camera behind the shooter so we'll see him and the target. Or put the camera down range so we'll see the shots impacting the target (at least then we would've known which shots belonged to what ammo).
-Put the camera on the same level as what you're filming, not hovering above the shooter or target.
-Don't do so much editing while you're talking. If you're talking and mess up, just start over. All the editing makes the video very choppy.
Actual Testing-As everyone else has said, wear eye-pro. For crying out loud, wear eye-pro. This isn't about you posting a video without it, it's about you letting your kid shoot without it (WHILE THERE WERE GLASSES LAYING RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU).
-The only thing I learned from your video was that the rifle was capable of firing 50ish rounds without exploding.
-50ish rounds isn't an evaluation. It's not even a function test. If you don't want to pay for more ammo, see if the manufacturer will pay for some.
-You stated "This is about 25 rounds and there's 25 rounds that hit the target from this Bear Creek Arsenal." Well, how many did you shoot...how many is "about 25"? 25? 30? You ought to know. And what are you considering the target...the black circle or the paper backer? There's only 21 holes in the black circle. If you're talking about the circle and the paper backer, prove that there's 25 because I see a ton of holes in the paper and none of them are marked to let me know which shots are from that string of fire.
-The second string with the Federal 5.56 aren't the holes you pointed out. Those were already there from the BB ammo, you can see the same holes from the first target in the video. Take the time to at least mark your hits. But seriously, it's not that hard to just put up a fresh target.
-If you're going to do an accuracy evaluation on the gun, then at least give the gun a fighting chance at succeeding. Set up a good rest for the gun and make yourself as stable as you can. And stop slapping the trigger like it burned your biscuits. Just looking at the target, the accuracy is abysmal. But I can't tell if it's the cheap foreign ammo, you slapping the trigger, the gun wobbling around in the air, or what is causing the inaccuracy. So, I still know nothing about the inherent ability of the gun.
-Accuracy is quantifiable. "About X number of rounds hit the target" tells us nothing. How many rounds were fired? Was the barrel hot / cold? How fast did you fire? How large was the group? What type of optic did you use?
-Ideally, I should be able to watch your review and then duplicate the same tests on my own range to see how your product compares to what I already own. That's how I'll decide if I should buy what you're recommending.
-The ONLY thing you told me about the AR is the manufacturer and that you put a Magpul foreend on it. Five minutes of video told me absolutely nothing about the AR itself. Here's a couple of things I'd like to know after watching a review...
*Who makes the gun and what's their background in firearm's manufacturing?
*What materials are used in the gun? What buffer, gas length, bolt steel, semi / full auto carrier, is the barrel chrome lined or nitrided or..., how was the trigger quality and pull weight, what about the extractor spring / O-ring?
*What's the retail price?
*Where can I buy one?
-How did you come to the conclusion that this is one of the best deals on the market? What other inexpensive ARs have you compared it against? What is the criteria for the comparison?
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