Videos tagged with Army Surplus

This expert-level guide details the unboxing and assembly of a 60-year-old 20mm M24 Firing Pin and Guide Assembly. The video, presented by a knowledgeable collector, showcases New Old Stock (NOS) components manufactured in December 1953 by Cline Elec Mfg Co and Buffalo Arms, Inc. It emphasizes careful handling and inspection of vintage military surplus parts, demonstrating their precise mechanical fit.

This "Tactical Rifleman" video features Green Beret "Rawhide" Wurst detailing his layered survival gear. Expanding on a previous video, Wurst empties every pouch and pocket of his "Game Winner" backpack, revealing essential items for various survival scenarios. The gear includes a "Bevy Sack," "Static V" inflatable mattress, "Army Surplus" wool blanket, multiple water filters (Frontier Pro, Lifestraw, Sawyer Mini), a solar charger, a "Subzero" water bottle, a "Schrade" multi-tool, a "Silva" compass, "Fiskars" saw and hatchet, a tarp, a "Game Winner" water bladder, a camouflage umbrella blind, a "Power Tac" light, "Bushnell" binoculars, a "Streamlight" headlamp, and a "Leatherman" multi-tool. This comprehensive look ensures viewers can identify and acquire similar survival equipment.

This video showcases a large collection of military vehicle parts, ranging from WWII era to the present. The seller highlights that these parts are often acquired as extras when military vehicles are purchased. The inventory includes components for trucks and even machine gun mounts. The description also mentions a call for tour guides, preferably retired or current history teachers, to work at the location. Additionally, a link to the seller's T-shirt store is provided.

This video demonstrates the process of loading approximately 3,000 Vietnam-era .50 caliber bullets into belts using a belting machine. It highlights the efficiency of this method compared to manual loading and details the ammunition's origin and specifications. The content also touches upon the integration of these belts into an 'attack Jeep' equipped with twin M2 .50 caliber machine guns, explaining their electrically operated firing mechanism.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features a discussion with a representative from the Civilian Marksmanship Program regarding the application process for acquiring an Army Surplus M1911 pistol. Additionally, a listener shares their experience hunting with a rifle that is 132 years old. The show covers various gun-related topics, including new products and political issues within the firearms community.