Why I Fell In Love w/ This Rifle After Only 35 Rounds
About this video
Colion presents his review of the Meridian Defense RPK rifle, which he describes as a modernized version of the classic RPK light machine gun. He shares his experience shooting the firearm, discussing its heavy weight, old-school aesthetics including a vintage optic, wood furniture, and overall presence. Colion emphasizes that while the gun may not be highly practical compared to modern alternatives, he views it as a ’novelty’ and ‘stress reliever’ firearm that leaves a lasting impression.
Key takeaways
- Colion characterizes the Meridian Defense RPK as heavy and cumbersome but exceptionally enjoyable to shoot, calling it ‘big sexy’ and a gun that ’leaves a lasting impression’
- According to Colion, the rifle features old-school aesthetics with wood furniture and a vintage optic that he finds visually appealing, though he notes the eye relief on the optic is problematic for him
- Colion argues this firearm falls more into a ’novelty’ category than a practical defensive tool, describing it as a ‘pull-out gun’ to impress visitors and a ‘stress reliever’ rather than a go-to tactical choice
Episode details: published April 9, 2020 · 13:33 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Colion Noir’s legal commentary reflects his positions and teaching, attributed to him — it is not legal advice. His defensive-incident breakdowns are his analysis of reported incidents, attributed to him.
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