Videos tagged with Automatic

This YouTube video features an "Automatic M4A1 w/ DeadRidge S Can" being described as a "Work Horse." The title explicitly mentions "M4A1" and "Auto," suggesting a focus on the operational capabilities of this firearm. The presence of "@HickoryHillArms" indicates it's likely from a firearms-related channel. The hashtags "#airsoft," "#Auto," "#M4A1," and "#FYP" further clarify the video's content, highlighting an airsoft replica of the M4A1 in an automatic configuration. The "DeadRidge S Can" suggests a suppressor or a similar accessory might be showcased or discussed.

This YouTube Shorts video features an Agency Arms GPR Rifle. The title suggests a critical or humorous take on "FRTs" (likely Forced Reset Triggers), indicating a focus on firearm mechanics or performance. The mention of "Agency GPR Rifle" points to a specific manufacturer and model, while the hashtag "#auto" implies discussion of automatic or select-fire capabilities, or perhaps a discussion related to the legalities surrounding such devices. The video is likely to appeal to firearms enthusiasts interested in AR-platform rifles and trigger systems.

This YouTube video features a Glock 43x, which the title suggests has a 'switch' and is 'NOT what you think,' hinting at a modification or discussion around automatic fire capabilities. The mention of 'SHARK PUPPY' as the channel name or a specific build name could indicate a custom or themed firearm. Without a transcript, the exact nature of the modification and the comparison or focus of the video remains speculative, but it clearly centers on a specific Glock pistol model and its potential functionalities beyond standard semi-automatic operation.

This short showcases the Glock 18c in full-auto fire at an indoor range. It highlights the importance of controlling muzzle climb in automatic fire and demonstrates the rapid cycling of the slide. The video emphasizes safe handling practices for this restricted NFA firearm.

This video showcases the capabilities of 3D printed Glock G17L frames (DD17.3) modified for full-auto fire using auto sears. It highlights the improved heat resistance of Polylite PLA Pro frames and demonstrates akimbo shooting with these builds. The content emphasizes technical aspects of 3D printed firearm modifications and their performance on the range.

This YouTube video, titled 'Full Auto Friday 🔥' and described with the hashtags #fullauto, #rangeday, #edc, #guns, #firearm, and #gunmeme, appears to be a compilation or showcase of firearms, likely featuring automatic fire. The content is geared towards a general firearms enthusiast audience, focusing on the excitement of shooting and potentially everyday carry items. Given the emphasis on 'Full Auto' and 'Range Day', the video likely offers entertainment through the display of firearm capabilities and the overall shooting experience.

This YouTube Short features a Glock firearm, with the title and description hinting at the presence of a "switch." While the specific context of the "switch" is not detailed, the video is tagged for airsoft and general firearms content. The use of hashtags like #airsoft and #shorts suggests a quick, engaging format likely aimed at a broad audience interested in firearms or replica firearms.

This video showcases the Smith & Wesson Model 59, a 1970s 9mm semi-automatic pistol, highlighting its 14-round double-stack magazine and DA/SA operation. The demonstration includes safe loading, operation of the manual safety/decocker, and live fire at steel targets, emphasizing reliable cycling and accurate shooting. The content also touches on historical context with vintage items and concludes with a humorous element.

This video showcases a young shooter firing a modified Glock pistol equipped with a full-auto 'switch'. The shooter, described as the 'coolest kid on the block', successfully fires a short burst in full-auto mode. The content highlights the modification and the excitement surrounding its use, while also implicitly touching on themes of child safety and responsible gun ownership due to the subject matter.

This YouTube Short features a high-energy display of a full-auto Glock 18 being fired, notably equipped with a large-capacity Magpul 50-round drum magazine. The video's title and description emphasize the automatic firing capability and the specific firearm model and magazine used, suggesting a focus on the shooting experience and the impressive firepower demonstrated. The inclusion of a subtitle option implies an attempt at broader accessibility.

The Coonan .357 Magnum Automatic is a unique 1911-style pistol engineered to reliably fire rimmed revolver cartridges like the .357 Magnum. Its design, originating from Dan Coonan's graduate project, overcomes the challenge of feeding rimmed rounds through an articulated magazine follower and a modified 1911 platform. Key differences from a standard 1911 include a longer ejection port, larger magazine well, pivoting trigger, and external extractor, with later models featuring a fixed cam barrel system.

Mark Serbu details the complex process of converting a CNC lathe into a 12-barrel blank-firing machine gun. The project highlights the critical role of a lathe's C Axis for precise rotational control and the application of PID control theory to overcome initial firing failures. Modifications were made to ensure the device fires blanks only, avoiding legal issues.