Videos tagged with Bone Collector

This video is a review of the Gamo Bone Collector Swarm .22 Gen 2 air rifle. The reviewer highlights the increased power and the 10-round magazine capacity, calling it the best Bone Collector yet. The description expresses a long-standing appreciation for the Gamo Bone Collector series, emphasizing the new version's quality and performance as a great air rifle.

This YouTube video showcases a real hunting experience using the Gamo Bone Collector Swarm in .22 caliber. The description highlights the effectiveness of the break barrel air rifle in taking down rabbits on a ranch. The content emphasizes documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes, while strongly advising viewers to treat airguns with the same safety precautions as firearms and to exercise caution when attempting any depicted actions.

This video provides an introduction to the Smith & Wesson Performance Center 460XVR Bone Collector Revolver. Tony Miele from Smith & Wesson presents the firearm at the 2015 SHOT Show. The focus is on showcasing this specific model of revolver, highlighting its features and its presence at a major industry event.

This video review focuses on the Bushnell HD Torch Bone Collector Flashlight. The description highlights its 200 lumens of light output, specifically mentioning a "solid square pattern" with "no light dispersion" that "fills the square pattern from edge to edge." Key features include its construction from "aircraft aluminum" and a "battery indicator light" that turns red when power is low. The flashlight is recommended for activities such as "blood trailing," "camping," and "hunting." The video also directs viewers to purchase the product from OpticsPlanet.com.

This YouTube video captures the excitement of a first-time spring turkey hunt, culminating in the successful harvest of a double-bearded tom. The hunter details the specific equipment used, including a 12 gauge Benelli Supernova shotgun with a Carlson ported turkey choke, Federal Premium Mag Shock 3 1/2 inch magnum #5 shot ammunition, an Ameristep Bone Collector hub-style blind, and Cherokee Molded Head turkey decoys. The successful shot was taken at a distance of 20 yards.