Videos tagged with Arm and Gun

This video features the M1A1 Thompson, a variant of the iconic Tommy Gun from World War 2, chambered in .45 ACP. The description also includes links to merchandise, a secondary YouTube channel, and social media profiles (Instagram, Facebook, Patreon), alongside a link to a VSS disassembly video. The content appears to focus on showcasing and potentially reviewing or discussing this historical firearm.

This review compares the Soviet RPD and RPK light machine guns, highlighting their shared 7.62x39mm caliber and bipod features. Key differences include the RPD's belt-fed, open-bolt operation versus the RPK's magazine-fed, closed-bolt system derived from the AK platform. The RPD is noted for its dedicated LMG feel and heavier weight, while the RPK offers more AK-like handling.

This video pits three iconic Glock pistols against each other in a 'Gat Battle': the standard Glock 17, the full-auto capable Glock 18, and the compensated Glock 18C. The title suggests a high-energy comparison, likely exploring the differences, capabilities, and perhaps performance of each model. The description also highlights the creator's merchandise and social media presence, indicating a focus on brand building alongside firearm content.

This YouTube Short showcases a suppressed RPK, described as "Hella OP AK," in an unspecified environment. The video likely demonstrates the firearm's performance with a PBS-1 suppressor, highlighting its effectiveness. It also promotes the creator's merchandise, secondary YouTube channel, and Patreon for support, and references a separate video on PBS-1 disassembly. The content leans towards showcasing a powerful and potentially rare firearm setup.

This video compares a milled AK47 Type 3 with a Galil rifle, highlighting key differences in design and features. The AK47 is noted for its milled receiver and laminate wood stock, while the Galil boasts an ambidextrous selector, improved mag release, and a folding stock. The comparison touches on ergonomics, charging handles, and unique features like the Galil's bottle opener.

This video from Arm & Gun provides a comprehensive look at the Steyr AUG A3, positioning it as potentially Europe's best bullpup rifle. The creator delves into its historical context, comparing it to other prominent bullpups of the late 1970s like the SA80 and FAMAS F1, and argues for the OG AUG's top dog status due to its widespread international adoption. The video also references a disassembly video and promotes the channel's merchandise and Patreon.

This video provides a rapid overview of iconic Russian firearms, focusing on the RPK, RPD, and PKM. It highlights key distinctions such as the RPK's bipod and long barrel compared to the RPD's belt-fed system. The PKM is showcased with its quick-change barrel feature and chambered in the larger 7.62x54R caliber, differentiating it as a GPMG.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases a collection of full-auto Uzi firearms, highlighting "spicy bois" in a minute-long format. The video promotes the creator's merchandise and social media channels, offering discount codes for various brands and affiliate links for tactical gear, including gas masks, gun magnets, and holsters. Channel partners are also listed, providing resources for safes, gun walls, and tactical apparel.

This short video provides a quick overview of the Heckler & Koch GLM (XM320) grenade launcher. It highlights its side-loading mechanism for longer projectiles, ergonomic features like the retractable foregrip and safety selector, and its collapsing grenade sights adjustable up to 350 meters. The demonstration also shows its versatility in standalone configuration and when mounted onto an HK417 rifle.

This YouTube video from Arm&Gun focuses on the MP40 submachine gun, a prominent firearm of World War II, often referred to as "Hitler's Grease Gun." The description highlights the potential for the MP40 to be considered the best SMG of WW2 and encourages viewers to get "Gunpilled." The video delves into the history, controls, and ergonomics of the MP40. It also mentions an ASMR review and debunks the myth that the MP40 is a "Schmeisser." The description includes affiliate links to various products, merchandise, and social media channels, as well as discount codes for firearm-related accessories.

The Desert Tech MDRX bullpup rifle is presented as a futuristic and well-designed firearm. Key features highlighted include its ambidextrous controls, dual folding charging handles, and a unique forward brass ejection system. The rifle's modularity is emphasized, with the ability to swap between calibers like .308 Win and 5.56 NATO using conversion kits.

The MP41 is presented as a 'chunky cousin' to the MP40, sharing many operational features like the magazine release and charging handle. Key differences include its fixed wooden stock and a fire selector button, offering improved ergonomics and controllability over the MP40, though at the expense of compactness. Historically, it combined an MP40 upper receiver with an MP28 lower receiver and saw use with the SS and Romanian forces.