Videos tagged with BFR

This video explores the real-life firearm that inspired Marty Robbins' 'Big Iron' song and compares it to a modern powerhouse, the Magnum Research BFR in .500 S&W Magnum. The custom 'Big Iron' recreation features a 10-inch Winchester barrel on a Great Western frame, chambered in .44-40. The BFR, a massive single-action revolver, demonstrates extreme recoil and terminal ballistics with the .500 S&W Magnum cartridge, far surpassing the .44-40 in destructive power during penetration and ballistic gel tests.

This video tests the bullet-stopping capabilities of a decommissioned electrical transformer filled with vegetable oil. While smaller calibers like .22 LR and 9mm caused minor damage, larger handgun rounds like .45 ACP and .357 Magnum showed varying degrees of penetration. Rifle calibers (.223 and .30-06) easily penetrated the casing, and the .50 BMG round caused the transformer to explode, demonstrating its ineffectiveness against high-powered firearms.

This YouTube video features a "Wheel Gun Wednesday" segment showcasing the BFR revolver. The title and description indicate a focus on revolvers and an appreciation for the Second Amendment. The content is likely to be a demonstration or review of the firearm, appealing to enthusiasts of wheel guns and firearm ownership.

This review covers the Magnum Research BFR revolver chambered in .45-70 Government. The video demonstrates loading the large rifle rounds into the single-action revolver and showcases a live-fire test, highlighting the significant recoil. It emphasizes the BFR's capability for big game hunting with appropriate ammunition.

This video focuses on the BFR, or "Big F@cking Revolver," a powerful and large-frame handgun. The title and description suggest an in-depth look at this firearm, likely covering its design, capabilities, and possibly performance. Given the explicit mention of a revolver, tags related to this firearm family and potentially specific calibers it might chamber are highly relevant. The tone implies a direct and perhaps informal review or showcase of the firearm's imposing nature.

The Magnum Research BFR in .45-70 is identified as a terrible choice for a first handgun due to its high cost of ammunition, significant recoil, and impractical size for concealment. While a powerful and impressive firearm, its drawbacks make it unsuitable for novice shooters heading straight to the range.

The Magnum Research BFR in .30-30 Winchester is a powerful, large-frame revolver weighing around 5 pounds. Despite its substantial size and the potent .30-30 cartridge, the weight and Hogue grips make recoil manageable, though muzzle blast is significant. It's presented as a capable hunting handgun option, with tight tolerances and impressive accuracy at close range, though some cylinder rotation tightness was noted.

Hickok45 reviews the Magnum Research BFR chambered in .30-30 Winchester, a powerful rifle cartridge in a handgun. The review includes a shooting demonstration with water jugs, showcasing the impressive recoil and impact. Technical specifications highlight its single-action, 5-round capacity, and stainless steel construction.

Hickok45 showcases the Magnum Research BFR revolver in .30-30 Winchester and the Glock 40 MOS in 10mm. He discusses the BFR's unique cylinder operation and the Glock 40's advantages for 10mm with its longer sight radius and recoil dampening. The video also touches on channel updates, well wishes for Paul Harrell, sponsor mentions, and reflections on firearms history and financial planning.

This video showcases a highly unconventional firearm setup: a Magnum Research BFR revolver in .30-30 Winchester, modified with a 12-gauge pistol-grip shotgun taped to its side. The presenter, Edwin Sarkissian, demonstrates a unique double-grip handling technique and highlights the sight picture through a mounted red dot optic. While presented humorously, the setup implies a satirical take on extreme 'everyday carry' or 'room clearing' scenarios.

This video tests the RTS Level 3A bulletproof pillow's effectiveness against various handgun calibers, from .22 Magnum up to .50 AE. The pillow, made of memory foam, successfully stopped all rounds fired, demonstrating its capability as a personal ballistic protection device. It highlights the potential for everyday items to offer significant defensive advantages in critical situations.

This YouTube video showcases a young shooter, identified as the creator's niece, demonstrating proficiency with several powerful firearms. The firearms featured include a Magnum Research BFR chambered in .45-70, a Desert Eagle in .50 AE, and an AR-15. The description highlights the use of "spicy ammo" with these firearms, suggesting potent ammunition loads. The video also includes standard YouTube promotional elements, such as a channel membership invitation and affiliate links for ear protection, while explicitly stating no firearms or ammunition are for sale and all activities are conducted safely on private property.