Videos tagged with Brass Ejection

This video showcases the impressive brass ejection distance of the B&T APC10 in 10mm. The reviewer demonstrates that ejected casings can travel 30-40 feet, a characteristic B&T considers normal for this platform. The demonstration includes a practical measurement of the ejection distance.

This review of the Andro Corp ACI-15 budget AR-15 highlights its performance over 1,000 rounds. While it offers good value with features like an M-LOK rail and ambi safety at its price point, the rifle exhibited significant reliability issues when dirty, specifically failures to feed and excessive brass ejection. Thorough cleaning and lubrication improved performance, but the rifle was deemed not a good 'dirty shooter' and placed at the bottom of the sub-$500 AR-15 tier list by the reviewers.

This video captures the excitement of shooting an M1 Garand, highlighting the unique experience of its operation and the distinctive 'ping' sound. The speaker, a self-identified lefty, shares a past anecdote about brass ejection impacting their neck, emphasizing the need for awareness when shooting this classic rifle. The content focuses on the sensory aspects and personal experience of firing the M1 Garand.

This video details the unique process of testing prototype firearms for mass production. The instructor describes extensive live-fire evaluations, including shooting thousands of rounds, testing different recoil springs, and assessing reliability with various ammunition types. Feedback is provided on ergonomics, cycling, and overall performance to aid in the development of a semi-custom firearm.

This video humorously captures a common experience among firearm users: being hit by hot brass ejected from a firearm. The title implies a relatable and lighthearted moment shared within the shooting community, likely showcasing a firearm malfunction or an interesting ejection pattern that resulted in the shooter being struck by spent casings. The content is geared towards a general audience familiar with firearms and the nuances of shooting.

This video details the process of diagnosing and rectifying severe overgassing issues in a 14.5-inch AR-15, specifically the Griffin Armament MK2. The presenter, drawing on experience from building numerous rifles, identifies an oversized gas port as the primary culprit after experiencing ejection problems, cycling failures, and accelerated wear. The guide includes using pin gauges to measure the gas port and recommends replacing the barrel if the port is found to be too large, emphasizing the importance of correct gas system tuning for optimal rifle performance.

This video provides an 'abbreviated autopsy' of a KAK K-SPEC Bolt Carrier Group (BCG), focusing on two potential issues: the surface finish of the sand cut rails and the design of the dual ejectors. The instructor highlights that rough sand cut rails can aggressively wear the upper receiver's anodizing or coating. Additionally, the dual ejectors on this specific BCG are noted to have a concave surface, which can dig into brass more aggressively, and they do not retract flush, potentially causing friction and brass material buildup. The owner is advised to contact KAK for resolution.

This video showcases the Wilson Combat Classic Custom Battle 1911 in .45 ACP, demonstrating its operation at an outdoor range. The footage highlights smooth firearm manipulation, including magazine insertion, slide racking, and controlled firing. The presenter's experienced handling and controlled shooting stance suggest a high level of proficiency with this firearm.

This video details the Audie Murphy Drill, comparing modern rifle capabilities against World War II era firearms. The drill involves engaging various targets from different positions, highlighting the advantages of modern optics and firearm capacity. The Ruger SFAR experienced significant malfunctions, including ripped casings, raising reliability concerns, while the CZ P10F performed adequately. The drill emphasizes the importance of optics, speed, and accuracy in modern tactical scenarios.

This video offers practical advice on managing spent brass during live-fire exercises, emphasizing the importance of proper grip and personal protective equipment. The creator, Alyssa Seymour, shares a relatable shooting experience, humorously noting the common occurrence of hot brass impacting the shooter. Her expertise is evident in her controlled shooting and clear demonstration of safe practices, making this a valuable watch for intermediate shooters looking to refine their range experience.

This video showcases the STNGR rifle's performance, focusing on its brass ejection while being fired from a tripod. It highlights a practical shooting scenario, likely demonstrating the rifle's reliability or handling characteristics in a shooting environment.

This video, titled "Why it SUCKS to be a Southpaw Shooter!", directly addresses the challenges faced by left-handed individuals when handling firearms. The description humorously emphasizes the potential for brass to be ejected into the shooter's face and concludes with the creator expressing relief at being right-handed. The content likely explores common firearm designs and their ergonomic issues for southpaws.