Breaking down the APC 223: Full Field Strip & Review of Internals

Welcome to Part 3 of my video series on the B&T APC223 Semi Auto rifle
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This video is part of a multi-video set featuring the B&T APC223
Part 1: Intro to the APC223
Part 2: POV Shooting (FPS style shooting video showing the gun in action, demonstrating the controls and ergonomics of the rifle, as well as any modifications I have done to the gun)
Part 3: Disassembly and review of key internal features
Part 4: Outfitting your APC223 as a DMR, Combat rifle, and PDW.
Part 5: Overview of the firearm including design detail, function and features
Part 6: Barrel Change on the APC223
Part 7: Shooting for Accuracy with the APC223

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Correction Section:

APC223 Technical Specs:
- Calibre: .223 (5.56mm)
- Operating: Locked, rotating bolt, gas piston operated
- Modes of fire: Semi auto only
- Magazine Capacity: 5 - 20 (only 5 in Canada due to restrictive magazine limit laws)
- Sights: B&T flip up sights
- Barrel Length: 10.4" // 264mm
- Barrel Twist: 1:9" // 229mm
- Overall Length min/max: 21.89"/30.24" // 556/768mm (with factory folding stock installed)
- Weight with flip up sights and 30 round mag): 8.15# // 3.7kg
- Muzzle Device: B&T 2 Chamber Muzzle Brake

The APC223 is considered Non-Restricted based on barrel length, meaning that with a 18.5"+ barrel it is legal to own with a PAL and can be shot wherever it is legal to discharge firearms. The Bustmaster ACR sitting next to the APC223 is in the same category. The S&W TRR8 bonus gun at the end and APC223 SBR are all restricteds. The revolver, because it is a handgun and therefore automatically restricted, and the APC223 because it has a barrel shorter than 18.5". They both require a RPAL to possess and in addition to being registered in a federal database, have addition storage, transport, sale, and discharge restrictions.

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