Videos tagged with Black Walnut Stock

This video reviews the Big Horn Armory Spike Driver rifle chambered in .500 S&W Magnum. The reviewer, Hickok45, highlights its robust construction, impressive stopping power, and unique design inspired by classic Winchester lever-actions. He demonstrates its capabilities through various target tests and discusses its suitability for big game hunting and its premium build quality.

This guide details the field stripping process for the M1 Carbine, a popular WWII-era firearm. The video demonstrates a straightforward disassembly, highlighting the short-stroke gas system and the use of the operating rod for pin removal. Expert instruction emphasizes proper cleaning and reassembly for collectors and enthusiasts.

This entry details the Marlin Model 1895 rifle chambered in .444 Marlin, a powerful lever-action cartridge revived for modern hunting. It covers the rifle's features, including its capacity, Ballard rifling, sights, and stock, as well as the ballistics and historical context of the .444 Marlin cartridge. The information is presented with a high degree of authority, drawing on detailed technical specifications and historical insights.

This video reviews the Savage Arms Fox A-Grade side-by-side shotgun, a modern interpretation of a classic design. It highlights the shotgun's historical significance, its manufacturing by Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing, and its key features including gauge options, barrel lengths, stock material, receiver finish, and choke system. The review positions it as a quality, albeit expensive, option for enthusiasts.

This review of the James River Armory M-14, featuring a Bula Defense Systems forged receiver, highlights its historical significance and modern manufacturing quality. The rifle chambered in 7.62x51 NATO / .308 Winchester offers a forged receiver, bolt, and barrel, a black walnut stock, and a 20-round capacity. Expert reviewer Sootch00 provides insights into its handling, historical context, and field stripping procedures.

This video provides an expert overview of the Browning AB3 Hunter rifle, presented by Anne-Marie Rhodes and David Faubion. It covers the rifle's history, design elements like the bolt action and trigger, accuracy-enhancing features such as the button-rifled barrel, and ergonomic aspects including the walnut stock and recoil pad. The discussion highlights its suitability for hunters seeking value and performance.