Videos tagged with BFG-50A

This video tests the myth of water being bulletproof by firing various firearms, from 9mm handguns to a .50 BMG rifle, into a water tank. Results show that even high-powered rounds like the .50 BMG are significantly slowed or stopped by water, failing to penetrate to the target. The tests demonstrate water's effectiveness in dissipating projectile energy.

This video focuses on the intricate machining process of trunnions for the BFG-50A rifle. The creator highlights the challenges encountered, particularly with creating small threaded holes for a patented spoke system, and expresses relief at overcoming these hurdles. The content is aimed at those interested in the technical aspects of firearm manufacturing and CNC machining, promising to share interesting insights for viewers not already familiar with the field.

This video showcases the machining process for the receiver of a BFG-50A rifle. The creator highlights that the receivers are nearing completion, with only a few more steps before they are sent off for nitriding. The description also includes a thank you to viewers who offered suggestions regarding the coolant used on the machining equipment, indicating an interactive and community-engaged approach to the content.

This YouTube video features a discussion about the BFG-50A bolt carrier. The creator acknowledges a two-month gap since their last video and mentions they are working on a more involved project. In the interim, they plan to talk for over 10 minutes, dedicating a portion of that time specifically to the BFG-50A bolt carrier. The video seems to be an impromptu update and discussion rather than a formal review or demonstration.

This video, serving as the creator's last upload of 2024, focuses on future production plans and commitments for the upcoming year. The creator expresses an intention to get the SU-15 produced in Sarasota, FL, and to begin shipping the Diabolus. Significant progress is also anticipated for clearing the backlog of the BFG-50A. The creator also engages with viewers by inquiring about their past year and any New Year's resolutions.

This video delves into the complexities of firearm gas systems, focusing specifically on the BFG 50A MKII. The creator highlights potential "gotchas" that might not be immediately apparent, offering unique insights not commonly found elsewhere. The video is concise, taking approximately 4 minutes to explore these technical aspects of the firearm's operation.

This video provides an in-depth look at various Serbu Firearms, including the compact Super Shorty 12-gauge shotgun and several .50 BMG platforms like the BFG-50, RN-50, and BFG-50A. It highlights the Super Shorty's media popularity, 2+1 capacity, and folding foregrip. The .50 BMG rifles showcase different actions (bolt, break, semi-auto) and price points, with the RN-50 being the most affordable. A unique .22 LR prototype pistol with an internal slide design is also featured.

This video showcases an extremely small tungsten carbide thread mill being used to cut threads on a BFG-50A trunnion. The creator highlights the minuscule size of the tool and expresses a sense of apprehension while using it, inviting viewers to share if they've encountered even smaller tools. The content focuses on a specific machining operation relevant to firearms manufacturing or modification.

This YouTube video explores an "oddity" in the gas system of the BFG-50A rifle. The creator initially found the high-speed video of the gas piston's motion perplexing, recalling that they had experimented with the system extensively in 2018 without fully understanding its peculiar behavior. The creator hints that the explanation came to them after filming, and the video aims to see how many viewers can deduce the reason behind the gas system's unusual movement.

This video conducts a unique barrier test, using flour bags to stop various high-caliber rifle rounds. It demonstrates that 125 lbs of flour (5 bags) are needed to stop a .50 BMG round, while a 6.5 Creedmoor requires 100 lbs (4 bags), and a .338 Lapua Magnum needs 75 lbs (3 bags). The experiment concludes with a grenade detonation among the flour bags.

This video offers a detailed look at the handguard of the BFG-50A rifle. The presenter aims to provide more specific information about this key component, acknowledging that viewers might have differing opinions on its appeal – some finding it boring, while others consider it awesome. The focus is on the technical aspects and design of the handguard.

This video showcases a new, patent-pending handguard attachment method for the BFG-50A rifle. The creator details their discovery of this innovative technique and shares it with viewers, humorously noting their current demonetized status. The focus is on the practical application of gunsmithing and firearm modification.