Videos tagged with Ammunition Fund

This video features an unboxing of a new Mossberg 590 12-gauge tactical shotgun by the Trench Grenade channel. The presenter details the shotgun's features, including its 8+1 capacity, ghost ring sights, bayonet lug, and heat shield, in preparation for a planned 'burndown' series involving 500-round increments. The content focuses on the initial impressions and anticipation for extensive live-fire testing.

This video announces the commencement of an extensive durability test series for the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 pistol, alongside a comparison with the M&P Shield. The series will involve burning down both firearms through thousands of rounds, with regular cleaning and internal inspections at set intervals. The creator emphasizes the audience's demand for this content and seeks support for the ammunition fund to cover the significant costs.

This video discusses urgent geopolitical and domestic security updates, alongside firearms-related news. It highlights the activation of National Guard forces in the US, unrest in the UK, and significant shifts in federal firearm contracts, notably ICE dropping the SIG P320 for the Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS with Trijicon RMR. The channel also announces upcoming ammunition fund-supported torture and burndown tests on various Glock and SIG models.

This video details the post-warranty testing of a Tisas Raider pistol after it was returned from the manufacturer for repairs. The presenter, "the average Tesos Raider," documents numerous malfunctions including premature slide lockbacks, failures to feed, and failures to go into battery. In contrast, a Tisas Government M1911 A1 model tested concurrently performed reliably. The presenter concludes that the Tisas Raider is unreliable and does not recommend the brand, citing repeated failures despite the manufacturer's claims of repair.

This video details a 2,000-round burndown test of the Sig Sauer M18 (P320 variant). Despite initial subjective dislike for the ergonomics, sights, and manual of arms, the firearm experienced zero malfunctions throughout the test. The presenter notes the trigger is learnable, comparing it to a Beretta M9 single-action pull, and that the gun is accurate once the user adapts. The video highlights the importance of dry-fire practice for mastering the platform.