The American Bren Gun: Robinson Arms M96

Robinson Arms acquired the rights to make the Stoner 63, and this is what we are showing off today. Robinson Arms recently released what they called the M96 which is pretty much a Stoner 63 just minus a few fun details. Thanks Americana Pipe Dream! MERCH: PATREON: LINK TREE: MORE VIDEOS: Banzai Charges Never Stood a Chance (AN-M2): USE THESE TO NOT DIE: They Put a Hit On The Guy Who Made This M14k: Touch My Johnson M1941: LORE: The Robinson M96 is based on the Stoner 63 modular weapon system. It’s chambered for the .223 Remington/ mm NATO cartridge, and uses STANAG 4179 AR-15 magazines. Barrels have 1-in-9 twist ratio as is common for .223 Remington semiautomatic rifles. The M96 is gas operated, with a fixed gas cylinder and moving piston connected to the operating rod and bolt carrier. All variants are equipped with a gas regulator, which allows fine-tuning for low or high powered cartridges, outside temperature, etc. and is probably unique for a civilian rifle in this caliber. The bolt carrier has been specially designed for strength and slow cyclic rate for improved reliability. The M96 bolt is a six-lug design somewhat similar to an AR-15 bolt but with larger, stronger lugs. The M96 receiver is stamped stainless steel with a special blackening treatment. The barrel is parkerized chromoly steel and the stocks are molded plastic. Incidentally, the buttstock is the one part of the M96 that is interchangeable with the Stoner 63. The M96 has adjustable military-type sights (rear aperture and front protected post) and does not have a standard scope mount or Picatinny rail. 00:00 STONER 63 RISES 01:35 Welcome back 02:28 THANKS AMERICANA PIPEDREAM 03:18 WHICH WAY DOES THE WATER GO 04:51 START DOING DRILLS 08:09 eyeing my digs? 08:39 WE look at the gun 10:23 longer range shooting I SUCK Rolling Stones - “Paint It Black“ Cover by Spinning Jenny