Ukraine built a sniper rifle... is it any good?! (Zbroyar UAR-10 Review!)
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2024
- There's a lot of big-name video content out there on guns used in the Russo-Ukrainian war, but none of them have actually nutted up and visited the war zone. Today, we're diving into the Zbroyar UAR-10 Sniper Rifle. This piece of precision engineering hails from Ukraine, crafted by Zbroyar, a company more known for its high-precision sports and hunting rifles. The UAR-10, chambered in 7.62×51mm NATO, is based on the iconic AR-10 design. But the question on everyone's mind has been: how does an AR-10 variant produced outside of America stack up? Is it as good as its reputation suggests? Join us as we seek answers RECOIL style -- by field testing the UAR-10and getting feedback from Ukrainian snipers.
What's Inside This Video:
- A straightforward yet intriguing introduction to the Zbroyar UAR-10 Sniper Rifle, teasing its potential amidst growing curiosity.
- Real-world testing in Ukraine, putting the UAR-10 through its paces to reveal its true capabilities.
- My personal take on how the UAR-10 measures up, especially considering its unique origins and design principles.
- Feedback from Ukrainian soldiers providing firsthand insights into the rifle's field performance.
- A peek into the craftsmanship behind the UAR-10, hinting at the depth of quality Zbroyar brings to the table, with a promise of more discoveries to come.
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Well, that Ukrainian guy speaks better English than I speak Ukrainian. Good on him.
Ukrainian is not very hard language , dont think about inflections and genders too much, just use Ukrainian vocabulary first and everything else will come naturally over the years. At Least this is how I learned English.
Nobody needs to speak Ukrainian, as a language of any small tribe, it's just useless. Main and only reason why Ukrainian language existing is to show that speaker isn't Russian
depends on your native language. If your native language is some kind of Slavic, it will be easy for you. If your native language is not Slavic, then it will actually be quite difficult but not impossible
@@dukenukem8381 I have very limited knowledge, so just asking, but I've heard most Slavic languages are considered the hardest popular languages to learn as an English speaker
@@y0h0p38 Sounds of certain vowels and consonants maybe difficult. I usually try to find examples in english words to teach sounds in Ukrainian. For example кулемет=machine-gun, to say it use two words "cool-e-met" . If you find a good teacher who will break it down its doable i think. If you do it classic way learning alphabet grammar and so on its maybe too difficult . Again dont overthink it just communicate using basics at first , people will understand regardless.
Of all the "Special" Gun Guyz out there you are the best. No nonsense nor BS. I really appreciate that.
Regular Forces!
I love your videos. thank you, keep them coming, stay safe and SLAVA UKRAINI!
Almost a 1000m shot in field conditions, with a 7.62mm. That’s a good rifle.
Is it a sniper round though, well…
100%
i have factory .308 that i shoot to 1200m but with hand loads but a rifle that that likes factory ammo and is accurate to 1km that's awesome
I recommend you review Ukrainian Malyuk bullpup assault rifle and Horizon’s Lord sniper rifle rifles because there is no english review on them.
Malyuk seems interesting.
Snipex alligator !
@@lightningleaf23 that would be interesting too
Than the trigger pull is heavier than the rifle itself, but the barrel will outlast the sun 😂
@@maniac117this is the real life gun. Trigger need to be hard, as brick for safety reasons.
Shooter in Ukrainian is "стрілець", liked and subbed, cheers.
I'd be nice to see the UAR-15 (Z-15) and UAR-10 (Z-10) make it stateside. I'd like to get my hands on one.. Daniel Defense had a hand in Zbroyar getting the licenses to make the AR-15 and AR-10 platform rifles. From what I've read. the barrels & trigger group were provided by Daniel Defense.
Would definitely want one for my collection.
However, the Z-008 Tactical Pro Sniper Rifle is also a very fine precision rifle
He said the barrel was button cut and I don’t think Daniel Defense does button cut. They cold hammer forge their barrels
@@XTRaptor You are correct.. But, DD still did supply the barrel blanks to Zbroyar to be finished at one of their in-house manufacturing facility. This applies to the Z-15 (UAR-15) as well. If I am not mistaken, Zbroyar manufacturers about 85% of the UAR-10/Z-10 in-house. Pretty impressive imo. Eventually, hopefully imports models will make their way stateside.
PSA was over there in 2017 too..
@@Antykain it's been a long road to the 80% parts in-house to be honest. When they've got a license - the lower and the upper were points of import to produce a high quality piece. Thanks to the DD, they've finally started producing domestic kits, but the pace of production is not very high unfortunately...
The bolt on deflector and FA is a neat idea.
1:40 the way he said "quality" 💀🤣
bruh, he did his best😅
If you understood him, then he did well...
Fu
he is speaking english because its the only language you understand
make a review of Aligator sniper rifle made in Ukraine
Alligator and T-rex - same manufacturer. First one - semi-automatic, second- bolt operated. Both are 14.5mm caliber.
I’m guessing it’s a totally fine gun. There’s a huge industry devoted to making AR rifles with CNC machinery. It’s not like stamped AK stuff where you’re pinning stuff together with rivets and working with metal that’s under structurally relevant tension.
Fantastic, great info, thanks
I love to see other countries make a AR its always interesting most of the time its good.
I've read Ukrainian is a REALLY hard language for someone like me, whom lives it the US, specifically Florida, lol. To learn but this guy, he motivates me.
The UAR-10 is seggsy. I would love to own one of those, once this conflict is over and they can finally afford to export them.
Друже, ми і зараз можемо дозволити собі експортувати дуже багато зброї, і не тільки стрілецької, в Україні виготовляють також бронеавтомобіль по типу МРАП, і дуже багато іншої нової військової техніки, наші заводи працюють на 30-40% через те що держава не має грошей на закупівлю озброєнь у Українських заводів, те що вам кажуть що Сполучені Штати надали 1-2 мільярди $ це правда, і ми дуже вдячні, але ці гроші ідуть до нас у вигляді техніки, зброї, і так далі, а не у вигляді готівки, тобто ми не отримаємо готівку, ми отримаємо наприклад кулемети американського виробництва які коштують ці 1-2 мільярди, ще раз хочу сказати та висловити нашу велику вдячність США та всім іншим союзникам за вашу допомогу, ми ніколи цього не забудемо, а що до України то перед війною справи стрімко йшли в гору, країна дійсно вийшла із застою радянських часів, і почала свій розвиток, інвестиції, будівництво доріг, та іншої інфраструктури, так само як і розвиток багатьох інших сфер виробництва, але нашому вічному ворогу це не сподобалось, для РФ ми або з ними або нас треба всіх знищити, бо якщо в Україні буде хороше життя і розвиток демократії та інших свобод, то громадяни Росії почнуть питати свою владу чому в них не так, а Путін це новий Сталін, новий імператор, він цього не дозволить. Я іноді спілкуючись із громадянами європи та США бачу що ви не розумієте хто такі росіяни, в них немає кодексу честі, в них немає законів війни, ви постійно думаєте, щи типу друже та вони цього не зроблять, а вони берут і роблять, вони не жаліють людей ні своїх не наших, якщо треба захопити місто чи село ціною 10000 своїх військових то вони це зроблять не замислюючись, в росіян є таке старе прислів'я " Жінки ще народять " тобто вони не цінують життя своїх солдат, на деяких відео ви можете побачити що українські солдати стріляють просто в бік дерев чи поля, це через те що вам навіть не треба цілитись, вони просто ідуть у великій кількості прямо на ваші кулемети, український військовий як у В'єтнамі веде вогонь в іх сторону поки не заклинить кулемет а вони все ідуть і ідуть так ніби іх там мільони. Тоді в тебе в голові лише одні слова" Боже, коли ж вони закінчаться"
The production from 7,62 x 51mm Nato cartiges was recently launch in Ukraine
Take it out on the field Ian! Tell em you want to go hunting for some Spetz!
That's impressive 👏
It looks extremely cold there, geez
super interesting, thnx
It more of marksman rifle,replacement for Dragunov( by Ukrainian sources)
Id love to try one .....crazy on an AR platform
Nice!
Sitting here in Oregon noticing the Leupold scope.
wish i could get my hands on one
look great
Zbroyar means gunsmith
Це дійсно так. З любов'ю з України. Дякуємо за підтримку.
Seems like a fine gun.
Nice!
I'm assuming the barrel is 1:10 twist?
Old were 1/11, new are 1/10
at least in that cold weather the heat won't be a issue.
This is good stuff right here. GOOD JOB. ❤
Ukraine needs to speed up production of their 5.56 ARs. Their stockpile of 5.45 is huge, but it's not going to last forever.
Ukraine lacks money. Russia exports everything the same way as before the war or even better. And the West is acting like nothing wrong with this. Ukrainian economy is ruined and Russia destroyed every logistics channel it could. And even more, Poland is blocking the border, making Ukraine weaker. And that's not all, Russia destroyed the huge part of Ukrainians energy generation sector this March. The whole Western World is not capable to provide air defense system to protect Ukrainian critical infrastructure. 2-3 Patriots with 5-10 less capable European systems, that's all that 50% of world's economy can afford to protect it's "Ukrainian investment", "eastern NATO flank", and "the biggest European country". Sometimes you think that Russia is more lucky with its allies.
The old M-118LR (AA11) isn’t as good because if the temp instability (powder)
Yet, it gets the job done. It was replaced by the AB39 which is the Mk316 mod 0 which essentially Federal Gold Medal match.
Glad the Ukrainians got a 7.62x51 in a SASS / M110’ish style rifle. I wonder how those scopes are?? FFP?
Maybe I should join them?
Yet, I got 8 years of combat in 4 countries. Maybe my old ass isn’t going to do so well?
God is with you guys keep up the good fight
I want one UR - 10 💪
Ok, it id pick an Easter bloc AK mainly because it has a fun switch and ours don’t.
that patch shown at 8:38 Wose patch is that? Why does it have a german quote on it?
По колу українською написано " Тактична снайперська группа доброволець" а в центрі вже німецькою " Бог з нами" військове спорядження, а саме зимову форму передали німецькі волонтери з християнської організації.
What unit does that patch at the end belong to?
If you mean Sasha, it says "separate tactical sniper group, volunteer"
@@rom.4750 -- Thank you very much, friend.
Gott mit uns.👌🏻👍🏻
Is it just me, or are there some strange associations with the German inscription on the chevron "Gott Mit Uns" and the Celtic cross? 8:38
Yeah,we in Ukraine are fans of German symbolic)
All that Hugo Boss black leather staffs)
@@user-ur2ml5rf4sIs it accurate to claim that all Ukrainians support symbols from Nazi Germany or Celtic crosses, which are often associated with neo-Nazi ideologies? Hugo Boss had associations with the swastika due to the company's historical involvement with Nazi uniforms. Does this mean you would consider displaying it on your clothing? Are there other reasons behind these unusual markings? Or are you suggesting that individuals opposing these symbols face exclusion and condemnation, as if to say, 'if you don't align with us, you'll be targeted'? Therefore, it might be best to speak for yourself on this matter.
@@user-ur2ml5rf4s Is it accurate to claim that all Ukrainians support symbols from Nazi Germany or Celtic crosses, which are often associated with neo-Nazi ideologies? Hugo Boss had associations with the swastika due to the company's historical involvement with Nazi uniforms. Does this mean you would consider displaying it on your clothing? Are there other reasons behind these unusual markings? Or are you suggesting that individuals opposing these symbols face exclusion and condemnation, as if to say, 'if you don't align with us, you'll be targeted'? Therefore, it might be best to speak for yourself on this matter.
Its mostly high ironic. As ruzzianz says that they fight here with "nazi"s, they will get nazis, al least this way.
@@user-ur2ml5rf4sna dann. Aber keine komischen Kreuze 😅😉
that is 0.300 cal winmag cartridge like Nemo Omen which is awesome sniper
The problem is .300WM barrel life isn't great. I asked the guys I know over there if they use it, they said they might as well use .338LPM. .300WM MK 248 MOD 1 isn't in the small arms aid package. Many guys that aren't issued UAR-10s or UAR-008s buy Savage arms Rifles. They got some AX50s, some M107s. Most guys buys their own kit, there just isn't enough being produced.
6.5 Creed is also popular with guys buying their own kit
@@robertg8565 depends on the way barrel is manufactured. cold forged rifled barrels are excellent
@@signe_stilett Alot of Tika's in various calibers, including 6.5 CM.
He forgot to mention the fog during this 900+ shoot 😂
And meteorite rain.
And whilst drunk!
not bad English for Ukraine, i love this marksman rifle. не погана Англійська для України, я люблю цю марксманську гвинтівку.
What’s with the”Gott MIT Uns” on the patch!
Yeah that is, something.
@@keepyourbilsteinsБог з нами
"God with us" I believe
Judging by the wear patterns on that bolt it doesn't look like the most precise of machining.
How did that effect the near 1k yard kill shot?
@@panthermartin7784 If you have good dope on a rifle, 1000 yards is a pretty routine shot, even for a 308. All I am saying is the best way to quantify how well made a particular rifle is, is by looking at the wear patterns on the bcg. It tells the entire story.
@@KevinHuff23 They are also producing an AR platform for the first time under war conditions and making kill shots at night at long ranges, no American made AR has EVER performed under those conditions, EVER, took years just to get that platform to function correctly. The Ukeranians will fine tune it and that platform will exceed US spec easily, I mean the Turks are producing $400 1911's in .45 ACP that are out shooting $1500 America made 45's. Id rather comment on the obvious accuracy of the barrel than tooling marks on the bolt that contributes nothing to confirmed kills at night at long range. Remember they are just starting out, the Ukeranians are brilliant at taking scrap and making wonders out of that scrap, these are people that make inhouse drones out of refurbished components then fly them to Moscow for bbq events .
@@panthermartin7784 Stop embarrassing yourself!
RIP Sasha
🇺🇦💪🇬🇧💪🇺🇸💪🇺🇦
God bless America!! Героям Слава!!
UKPROP weapons are surprisingly good
960 meters on thermals in those conditions with a 762x51 ? I been doing something wrong for a minute
try to find Archer thermal scope made in Ukraine, it is a perfect scope friend
It would be a great gun for the US, a gun with real military heritage.
This looks more LR308 than "AR10". This may retroactively make my Aero M5s and LR308 clones "mil-spec".
Sitting here holding my Stag-10....
Лайк )
Looks like they're selling fisher lures
How do I get one in the US?
Now this is only for the regular armed forces of Ukraine. Perhaps when the war is over export will be available, but I'm not sure.
Its quite expencive piece. Most US ar10s are cheaper even here.
@@teodor4ik183 oh wow. Is that just because of rarity or because it just cost a lot?
@@teodor4ik183 it is close to 2500$
it is close to 2500$
Bro this is the REC-10
You can take any rifle.Reproduce the parts EXACTLY and it will literally be the same gun.Doesnt matter where the lathe and mill reside.When people try to change things then performance suffers
Metallurgy, heat treat and finishing play a big role beside just getting the dimensions right. A lot of countries just don't have the same ordinance steels to work with. That's not an insurmountable roadblock but it can require a lot of R&D to modify a design to work with parts you can make instead of just making dimensionally correct parts.
So it's a little more complex than just getting dimensions right.
Yeah great good to see where our millions are going!
...when he said ,and it was at night,he lost me....
This is why the armise if the world used 30 06 and 8mm full powered cartridges
He’s been told to say that lol even though he may be right 😅
good news
Great video Слава Україні
20" inch barrel, 7.62 NASTO in a semi auto??? That's a DM rifle not sniper rifle.
Класична вінтовка??? Так, звісно це краще за свд, але давайте йти не у сьогодні, а у завтра. Мужики, в мене KIL-TEK RDB .308, у розмірі менше 900 мм ствол 20 дюймів!
Її легше переносити, вона економить вагу (300-500 грамів), вона по відчуттях на 1,5 кг легша.
🇺🇦👍
Half of hes talk is pure opsec. You dont say names and places. Incredible😮
Those areas have already at this point in time been captured I believe. So it would make sense to be willing to specifically say where.
I don't think people realize common knowledge is not OPSEC.
The attack starts here at this time, is OPSEC. How a 70 year old rifle design works, and the well known factory where it is made, is not a secret.
Price? Coming to the USA? JUST CURIOUS..... yeah, there's too many on the market already.lol
it is close to 2500$ only for ua market atm
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
so why dfak everybody sends weapons idf they can meka them selves...
Got the worst eBay sling point ever on a nice rifle
1000 y shot in freezing cold conditions with a gas gun .308. I'd say it's more than good .
1000 ..$$$$a round
He's reading quiet slow
Then the guys from 9-holes review start hogging the camera😁
It's actually quite surprising how many decent small arms were designed and manufactured in Ukraie over the last decade, considering that Ukraine doesn't really have history of producing industrial firearms, and therefore does not have a lot of institutional knowledge in that regard.
We are good in combinig. Ak+tavor = maliuk... Etc. Most of our guns have predecessors. But as we dont know how to do it right, doing it better.
Got to say, I dont like seeing American equipment over sees... giving our tech to others where it can be taken and copied... our scopes, stocks, and ammo at the least
Got to say, we live in globalization times and nothing is wrong with that- companies sell their products all over the world and get huge profits, if you want to copy and produce( legally)- buy the patent, obviously, someone will not to, but it stimulate the competition and makes products to get better and more competitive ( price/quality)- literally you can't live inside your " backyard " only.
Nearly everything we gave Ukraine is old tech. I won't argue on how much money we should spend on them or what not, but equipment wise we are mostly just getting rid of old stuff sitting around, or still used but at the end of its lifespan. We have learned a lot of good information by putting our old stocks in Ukraine, and we are seeing possible changes in our own military because of what we have learned against a peer advisory. Not to mention because most stuff belongs to corporations, US made equipment is every country in the world. Even military equipment/tech has been sold to Russia and other country's that the US as a country would never sell this tech to.
Lmfao, you do realize the crazy amount of gear the Yank Government is willing to SELL TO ANYONE ASKING or was left in Afganistan or any other shit hole the American army had to bail out of? Enough gear to keep the cave dwellers happy for many years. In this war the good tech captured is immediately reverse engineered by the Russians.
Well china has already copied it all
Well, if it's as good as their military, probably not that good 😂😂
Ukranian built.......American designed 😉
The way the Ukrainian guy is speaking english is far more interesting than the gun.
Nice to see American dollars at work …
Deleting comments now? lol ok
Never fired and only dropped once 😂
Yeah, we get it, this obviously sponsored, but this is very bad even by lowest PR standards.
This is nearly a parody.
I'm gonna say no cause they use other countries guns for their civil war
Civil war with russian cruise missiles ?
They use other countries guns because they lack the amount of guns needed. Back in World War 1 Russia used a lot of foreign guns because they couldn’t produce enough guns locally fast enough to supply all their newly conscripted soldiers. Also it’s not a Civil War when a Sovereign country invades another Sovereign country that’s called an invasion.
it is not a civil war
They use other' countries weapons in their 3rd World War.
I wouldn’t say Ukraine is known for making AK’s. They are known for refurbishing Russian AK’s
And making ICBMs
@@dukenukem8381and making Moskva class Warships
Some of the best Soviet weapons were designed and/or made in Ukraine.
@@alexg3434but not AK, Ukraine made rockets and tanks.
Propaganda
Is Recoil a magazine of globalists now?
O look another commie
@@justinmishler6758 O look another nazi
Wat??
@@davidwinters8325 look another Vaseline queen
@@davidwinters8325 oh look another weenie
If they continues production wouldnt it be russian made 🤣
Found the commie already
@@justinmishler6758 absolutely not
@@SouthernArmsChannel absolutely, and a video game dork to boot
@@justinmishler6758 what does that even mean 🤣
@@SouthernArmsChannel you’re a commie and video game dork evidently cosplaying as a southern patriot lol
Garbage
Didn't your mother teach you anything???
Yes, it certainly takes out the trash
I think my taxes paid for that one
Nope. Ukrainian private venture.
What a frikn lousy day to play with their rifle.......