Videos tagged with 22 Long Rifle Pistol

The Yankee Marshal discusses various firearms-related topics, including the perceived lack of fun in shooting .22LR pistols, the effectiveness of good guys with guns in self-defense, and the importance of choosing a firearm platform you're interested in, rather than a popular one like the 1911 if it doesn't appeal to you. He also touches on the future of firearms technology, particularly biometric safeties, and the practicalities of concealed carry options like chest rigs.

This video details a "Cheap Gun Challenge" simulating Olympic shooting events with budget firearms under $250. It features three challenges: a "Shot Put Challenge" testing distance accuracy, a "Hostage Rescue Drill" focusing on speed and precision under pressure, and a "Sandwich Challenge" combining eating with shooting. The competition highlights firearm reliability, shooting techniques, and the impact of budget constraints on performance.

This video from Exile Armory showcases a variety of firearms available for sale, including new arrivals and used inventory. Amber highlights specific models like the Diamondback DB15 in 300 Blackout, American Tactical Millsport in 5.56, and the CZ Scorpion Evo 3. Featured firearms also include Daniel Defense DDM4 V7, Mossberg 500 in .410, Heritage Rough Rider in .22 LR, Sig P226 Legion, Colt Anacondas and Pythons, Kriss Vector, IWI TS12, Kel-Tec KSG and P50, UZI Pro, Springfield Garrison 1911, Smith & Wesson 66-8, and an HK MP5 .22LR pistol. A limited edition Colt Aztec Empire in .38 Super is also presented as a high-value item.

This video introduces the Mossberg Duck Commander Series, a collaboration with the Robertson family. It highlights specific features on the Mossberg 930 shotgun, including a repeating duck pattern on the receiver, Max 5 camouflage, and non-ported barrels preferred by hunters for reduced percussion. The series also includes the Mossberg 715P .22LR pistol in a full camo finish with a red dot sight, marketed as a fun plinking or 'cottonmouth clearer' for blinds.