Videos tagged with 22 Short

This YouTube Shorts video is a direct comparison between two very different firearms, the .45-70 Government caliber rifle and the .22 Short caliber firearm. The title explicitly states that viewers chose this matchup, indicating a likely focus on performance differences, recoil, or practical applications for each round. Given the mention of '#edc' (Everyday Carry) in the title, the video might explore which of these drastically different platforms, if either, could be considered for personal defense, though the .45-70 is highly unconventional for EDC.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive review and shooting demonstration of the Marlin 39A (Golden) rifle, chambered in .22LR (Short, Long, and Long Rifle). The video showcases the rifle's performance and features at the range, utilizing various steel targets, shooting accessories, and chronograph equipment. The description also lists essential gear used in content creation, such as cameras, microphones, and editing tools, with affiliate links for viewers interested in purchasing similar items.

This review covers the Remington Speedmaster 552, a classic semi-automatic .22 rifle. It details the loading process using its tubular magazine and showcases its rapid firing capability. The rifle features a wood stock and blued finish, weighing approximately 5.75 lbs with a 21-inch barrel.

This video features an unboxing, range review, and first shots of the Henry Model H003T pump-action .22 caliber rifle. The reviewer highlights the rifle's ability to chamber and fire .22 LR, .22 Long, and .22 Short ammunition, emphasizing its versatility and fun factor. The video also includes affiliate links for ear protection and an Amazon storefront.

The Beretta 950 BS Minx M4 in .22 Short is a rare, long-barreled variant of a classic 'mouse gun'. It features a unique tip-up barrel for easy loading and a frame-mounted safety on 'BS' models post-1968. While not ideal for modern self-defense due to its caliber and capacity, it's a high-quality, soft-shooting collector's item with historical significance.

This video provides a comparative analysis of the Colt Junior and Astra Cub pocket pistols. The host, Joel Persinger (The GunGuy), discusses the differences between these two 1950s vintage firearms, both chambered in .25 ACP and .22 Short. The video aims to clarify any distinctions between these classic self-defense handguns.

This video compares three different .22LR firearms: the Henry H001 Lever Gun, Charter Arms Target Pathfinder, and Ruger Wrangler. The focus is on their 'Keep It Simple Stupid' (KISS) design principle, specifically highlighting that none of them have detachable magazines. The presenter emphasizes their versatility, noting that all three can chamber a variety of .22LR ammunition, including shorts, longs, long rifles, Colibris, and even shot shells. This comparison aims to showcase reliable and straightforward firearm options for users who prefer a simpler operating system.

This video tests various .22 caliber ammunition types in a Charter Arms Pathfinder revolver. The reviewer evaluates .22LR, .22CB long, .22 short, CCI shotshells, and .22LR Quiet rounds, discussing their performance, noise levels, and cost-effectiveness. Despite some minor issues with the firearm (dirty condition, loose rear sight) and old ammunition, the video offers insights into the practical differences between these .22 loads for revolver use. The reviewer concludes that .22 shorts might not be worth the cost for their intended purpose, while CB Longs offer quietness but require aiming adjustments. Shotshells are deemed fun but only effective at very close range. A follow-up with rifles is planned.

The Henry Silver Eagle is a beautifully engraved, nickel-receiver lever-action rifle chambered in .22 S/L/LR, inspired by a Civil War-era Henry rifle. It features an exceptionally smooth action, an octagonal barrel for stability and heat dispersion, and adjustable sights. The rifle offers a capacity of 16 rounds of .22 LR or up to 25 rounds of .22 Short and is suitable for plinking, hunting, and even precision competition.

This video showcases the performance of Remington .22 Short Golden Bullet ammunition in a variety of semi-automatic .22 caliber rifles. The featured firearms include the Marlin Model 60, Marlin Model 795, Savage Model 64f, Ruger 10/22, and Remington 597. The description provides key ballistic information about the ammo, such as its 29-grain bullet weight and a velocity of 1,095 fps. A crucial safety warning is issued regarding the potential for barrel obstruction when firing low-powered .22 ammunition in rifles, advising users to check the barrel for obstructions before firing subsequent rounds if there's any doubt about bullet exit. The creator encourages viewers to connect on Facebook and subscribe for weekly content.