Videos tagged with Bolt Action Pistol

This video from Classic Firearms covers new releases from Springfield Armory at NRA Show 2026. Key highlights include a 4-inch variant of the SA35 pistol, the Saint Victor PDW chambered in 5.56mm, the Model 2020 Heatseeker .308 bolt-action pistol, and a 1911 DS Prodigy with an Aimpoint ACRO cut. The presenter, Jason, is joined by Mike from Springfield Armory, who details the features and improvements of each firearm.

This guide details the process of firing the Norinco ULR, a single-shot, bolt-action .50 BMG pistol. It emphasizes safe handling and preparation for the significant recoil and concussion associated with this powerful firearm. The demonstration includes loading, aiming, and firing at a water jug target, showcasing the destructive power of the .50 BMG round. Instruction is provided by an experienced individual from Kentucky Ballistics.

This video details a "Wheel of Misfortune" challenge where participants spin a wheel to randomly select firearms for various shooting challenges, including a Texas Star, bullseye, mag dump, and walk-back. The competition highlights the unpredictability of firearm selection and its impact on performance across different shooting disciplines. The participants face challenges with unique and sometimes difficult-to-shoot firearms, emphasizing adaptability and skill.

This video reviews the BNT Station Six, a modern 9mm bolt-action pistol inspired by the WWII Wellrod pistol. It highlights the pistol's design for exclusive suppressor use, its 1911-style magazine, and a unique loading mechanism. The presenter demonstrates the loading process and discusses the firearm's evolution from the VP9 model.

This video explores the historical development and real-world application of firearm suppressors, contrasting them with their often-inaccurate portrayal in Hollywood. Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries and Star Wars sound designer Ben Burtt discuss early suppressor designs, the evolution of cinematic sound effects, and the acoustic realities of suppressed firearms. The content highlights the technical challenges of suppressing revolvers and the creative methods used to generate iconic movie sound effects.

This video tests the suppressed Noreen .50 BMG Pistol with subsonic ammunition. The setup utilizes a CGS suppressor and Hornady 750-grain subsonic rounds to significantly reduce noise and recoil, making it more hearing-safe. While effective at reducing the supersonic crack, subsonic rounds may exhibit stability issues at longer ranges and show less expansion on impact.

This video showcases two custom firearms inspired by Star Wars blasters, focusing on a CMMG DL44 built with a .22LR conversion kit and a Dark Mountain Arms bolt-action pistol. The presenter demonstrates their use in shooting plate racks, highlighting the challenges of magnified pistol optics and the unique mechanics of the Dark Mountain Arms firearm. The content is presented in a review and demonstration format, suitable for intermediate firearm enthusiasts interested in custom builds and unique shooting experiences.

This guide details the operation of the B&T Station-Six, a modernized derivative of the WWII-era Wellrod pistol. It emphasizes the manual bolt-action mechanism, the grip safety, and the unique bolt knob alignment for safe operation. The video highlights the importance of cycling the action between each shot and performing clear chamber checks. Instruction is provided by Gunghis, demonstrating proficient manual manipulation of this niche firearm.

This episode of Gun Talk Nation reviews several new firearms and accessories. Topics include the return of Weaver scope rings manufactured by RCBS, the Browning Defender Vision Pro live stream game camera, and the compact EOTech Vudu 3-9x32 SFP rifle scope. They also discuss the Dark Mountain Arms Stowaway pistol in 5.7x28mm, the Aimo ACUT interface for Glock pistols, and the Franklin Armory 10/22 binary trigger.

This review of the B&T Station Six, a modern successor to the WWII Welrod spy pistol, highlights its unique bolt-action design and suppressed performance. James Reeves of TFB TV details its evolution from the B&T VP9, its use of standard 1911 magazines, and its exceptionally quiet operation due to the bolt-action and specialized suppressor options. The review emphasizes its niche appeal as a collector's item with a premium price point.

The video discusses the B&T Station 6 pistol, its unique wipe suppressor design, and its operation, contrasting it with traditional baffle and flow-through suppressors. It analyzes the firearm used in the United Healthcare CEO shooting, questioning if it was indeed a Station 6 and exploring the implications of suppressed firearms in New York. The speaker also touches on the potential motives behind the shooting and broader gun control debates.

This video investigates whether the United Healthcare CEO was shot with a World War II Welrod pistol. The instructor, a suppressor enthusiast, analyzes the shooter's actions in a short video clip, concluding it's unlikely to be a Welrod. The key indicators are how the shooter manually cycled the firearm, grabbing the top of the slide rather than the rear as with a Welrod, and the absence of the characteristic twisting motion. The instructor posits the shooter likely used a standard semi-automatic pistol with a large suppressor that was either malfunctioning due to lack of lubrication or extreme cold, or lacked a proper booster (Nielsen device) altogether, leading to cycling issues. Homemade suppressors are also considered a possibility.