Videos tagged with 995 Carbine

This video showcases a 'Boot Camp' style training drill using Hi-Point firearms, specifically the YC9 pistol and 995 carbine. Yoki Sturrup emphasizes that while budget-friendly, Hi-Points require thorough cleaning and heavy lubrication for consistent reliability. The drill involves physical obstacles and shooting, highlighting potential malfunctions but ultimately concluding that these firearms can be fun and functional with proper maintenance.

Brandon Herrera dives into 'cursed' firearms, showcasing bizarre and poorly modified guns submitted by viewers. Highlights include a musical instrument revolver, a rifle overloaded with optics, a custom Hi-Point 'Problem Solva,' a 1911 with a sword hilt, a dangerous homemade .410 pistol dubbed the 'Smith and Meth-son,' and an absurd 6.5 Creedmoor 1911.

Part 18 of the Kit Badger Coast to Coast Tour features a range day near Huntsville, Alabama, showcasing a variety of firearms from sponsors and partners. Featured firearms include Q LLC's The Fix Rifle, Honey Badger Pistol, Honey Badger SD, and Sugar Weasel prototype, alongside their Erector9 suppressors. Hi-Points (995 Carbine, Gen1 Yeet Cannon) and a ZEV OZ9 were also tested with Erector9s. Radian Weapons Model 1 AR-15s, Brownells BRN-180 piston retro clones (in .300 Blackout and 5.56mm), a custom Sawtooth Rifle (.308 bolt action), and a Knights Armament SR-25 were demonstrated. Smaller caliber fun included a Glock 44, Ruger Charger, and a Savage Rascal, all with suppressed .22 options. The video highlights a fun day of shooting with an enjoyable group.

This video showcases the second range day of Kit Badger's 2021 Coast to Coast Tour. The event featured a wide array of firearms from various manufacturers, including multiple models from Q LLC (The Fix, Honey Badger Pistol, Honey Badger SD, MiniFix) and their associated silencers. Other notable firearms included Radian Model 1 rifles, Hi-Point firearms (Yeet Cannon, 995 Carbine), a custom bolt action from Sawtooth Rifles, Brownells BRN-180 uppers in 5.56 and 300 Blackout, various .22 caliber firearms, and a Knights Armament SR-25. The event brought together a group of people to shoot these diverse firearms in a positive atmosphere.