Videos tagged with Barrel Weight

This video provides an in-depth explanation of AR-15 barrel profiles, detailing how their shape and thickness impact weight, balance, heat management, stiffness, and felt recoil. It breaks down common profiles like Pencil, Government/M4, SOCOM, H-Bar, and modern hybrids, offering guidance on selecting the best profile for specific shooting applications and build goals, debunking common myths along the way.

This video provides a detailed look at the Hammerli 208 target pistol, tracing its lineage from Walther Olympia models. It covers the pistol's history, various models (206, 208, 210, 211, 212), technical specifications like its fixed barrel, blowback operation, orthopedic grips, and frame-mounted rear sight. The guide also includes a step-by-step demonstration of field stripping and reassembly, highlighting its use in competitive shooting disciplines like 25M Standard Pistol, where it holds a world record.

This review of the Krieghoff K80 Parcours-X shotgun highlights its unique position between the Krieghoff Parcours and Super Sport models. The reviewer details the adjustable comb system, the specific barrel characteristics including a wider rib and increased weight compared to the standard Parcours, and the Krieghoff Thin Wall (KTW) choke system. While appreciating the gun's responsiveness for fast targets, the reviewer notes a preference for more barrel weight, suggesting the Parcours-X might be ideal for shooters who find the Super Sport too heavy but the standard Parcours too lively.

This video explores the impact of barrel weight and length on rifle performance. It delves into how these two physical characteristics influence accuracy, handling, and overall shooting dynamics. The content aims to uncover the often-overlooked or misunderstood relationship between barrel specifications and a rifle's behavior, providing insights for enthusiasts looking to optimize their firearm choices or understand rifle design better.

This discussion delves into the nuances of firearm barrel selection, emphasizing that while heavier barrels are often perceived as more accurate due to reduced whip, lighter barrels can achieve comparable accuracy. The key factor is managing barrel harmonics, ensuring the projectile exits the muzzle at the same point of the barrel's oscillation. The conversation also highlights that barrel choice should be purpose-driven, considering factors like carry weight, heat dissipation, and intended use, such as rapid follow-up shots for varmint hunting.

This expert review by Johnny from TGS Outdoors provides a detailed technical comparison between the ATA Arms SP Sporting and the Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon 1. The analysis highlights significant differences in stock design, internal action mechanics, barrel specifications, and overall balance, concluding that while the ATA offers value, the Beretta excels in refinement and proven design.