Videos tagged with Bottom Ejection

This review of the Third Bay LLC Ounce pistol highlights its unconventional, compact design and unique springless top-loading magazine. The demonstration covers the firing sequence, showcasing the pistol's bottom ejection of spent casings and the reciprocating barrel mechanism. The speaker, a firearms reviewer, provides an informative overview of its operation.

This review highlights the extremely rare Ounce pistol by Third Bay LLC, noting its compact, vape-like appearance and limited production of under 300 units. The firearm features a unique 10+1 .22 LR capacity with an internal, non-spring-loaded magazine, a bottom-ejection system, and an innovative reciprocating barrel design for recoil management. The speaker, a high-level firearms enthusiast, expresses significant admiration for its intricate engineering and novel mechanisms.

This video provides a demonstration of the FN P90S, highlighting its unique magazine design where rounds load left-to-right and rotate to fire forward. The instructor, exhibiting experienced firearm handling, also points out the distinctive bottom ejection of spent casings. The video poses a question about the P90's relevance in 2025, suggesting a discussion on whether it's still a 'beast' or a 'dinosaur'.

The Ithaca Model 37 is lauded as the 'Rolls-Royce of Pumps,' praised for its superior build quality, smooth action, and innovative bottom ejection system that enhances ambidextrous use and safety. This review highlights a 16-gauge variant, noting its exceptional engineering compared to modern budget shotguns, despite the host's usual preference against the caliber. The video also touches upon its historical significance, dating back to a John Browning patent, and its enduring reputation for reliability.

This video provides a detailed demonstration of the FN Browning SA-22 takedown rifle. It highlights the rifle's unique takedown mechanism, allowing for easy separation of the barrel and receiver for portability. The demonstration also covers the specific loading procedure via the stock-fed tubular magazine and showcases the bottom-ejection semi-automatic action.

The Browning SA-22 is a classic semi-automatic .22LR rifle known for its high-gloss wood finish and intricate receiver engravings. Its unique side-loading mechanism, accessed via a port on the stock, and bottom ejection system make it user-friendly, especially for left-handed shooters. The rifle also features a convenient takedown design for easy storage and cleaning.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Browning SA-22 semi-automatic rifle, highlighting its unique features like the buttstock-integrated tubular magazine and bottom ejection. The demonstration covers the loading procedure, range performance with CCI .22 LR ammunition, and the convenient take-down design for storage and transport. The rifle's classic Belgian craftsmanship and practical functionality for plinking and general shooting are emphasized.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the dual-barrel Gardner repeating gun, highlighting its unique mechanical operation and historical context. The presenters, demonstrating high authority, detail its crank-driven firing cycle, dual-feed system, and bottom-ejection mechanism. The internal clockwork, primarily brass with steel components, is explained, along with its striker-fired action and safety features. The Gardner gun's service in the late 1890s and its eventual obsolescence due to more advanced designs are also discussed.

This review of the Ithaca Model 37 'SlugFest' shotgun highlights its historical significance, particularly its use by law enforcement and in films. The video showcases the unique bottom-ejection and loading mechanism, along with the 'slam-fire' capability. Performance with 12-gauge rifled slugs is demonstrated at various ranges, emphasizing accuracy and the shotgun's robust design.

The Inland Mfg. Ithaca M37 Trench Gun replica offers a faithful recreation of the iconic WWII firearm, featuring authentic walnut furniture and a military parkerized finish. While it excels in historical accuracy and build quality, it notably lacks the 'slam fire' capability of original models. Its performance with 00 buckshot is impressive, delivering tight patterns at close range, making it a valuable piece for collectors and enthusiasts.

The KelTec RDB is presented as a solid, affordable bullpup option, offering a compact design with fully ambidextrous controls and a unique bottom-ejection system. While its trigger is praised and reliability is good across various magazines, accuracy testing suggests a 2-3 MOA performance, and the Picatinny rail may have flex issues. Despite some ergonomic quirks, it's a competitive choice against rivals like the IWI Tavor.