Videos tagged with Barrett 50 Cal

This short discusses Palmetto State Armory's (PSA) concept guns revealed at Shot Show 2025, including potential production of a 50 caliber sniper rifle. The rifle is noted to resemble a Barrett 50 cal, and PSA's participation in a public poll for gun production suggests consumer demand will drive which concepts become reality.

This video features a dramatic comparison of firepower between a Smith & Wesson 500 Magnum Performance Center revolver and a Barrett .50 Caliber BMG rifle. The S&W 500 engages a bowling ball, showcasing its immense power. The action then escalates with the introduction of the Barrett .50 Cal, highlighting the significant difference in ballistic capabilities between these two legendary firearms. The video promises an adrenaline-pumping display of marksmanship and raw power.

This video features a Barrett .50 Cal rifle firing tracer rounds at night. The creator is seeking audience feedback on the footage. Links to their Patreon and Discord are provided for community engagement. The focus is on the visual impact of the tracers and the power of the .50 BMG caliber.

This YouTube video showcases a new Barrett .50 caliber rifle. The description also includes a link to a merchandise store, suggesting potential brand or channel promotion alongside the firearm display. Given the title, the video likely focuses on the visual presentation and perhaps some initial impressions or handling of the powerful .50 caliber rifle.

This YouTube video from Brownell's documents their Social Summit 2017 event, a gathering of "PewTubers" and Instagram influencers. The adventure featured a variety of high-octane activities including shooting full-auto firearms like the Glock 18 and a Barrett .50 Cal, igniting a beach fire with a flamethrower, and even engaging in AR-15 shooting from a helicopter. The video also mentions deep-sea fishing as part of the experience. It highlights the immersive and exciting nature of the event for firearm enthusiasts and content creators.

This guide details a practical test comparing rifled and smooth bore shotgun barrels for slug accuracy, as demonstrated by Matt Carriker of Demolition Ranch. It covers the physics of rifling, testing methodology using 12 Gauge slugs, and analysis of results, concluding that rifled barrels generally offer improved accuracy, especially at distance, though the practical difference may be less pronounced with basic sights at closer ranges.