Videos tagged with Canadian Rifle

This video review focuses on the Cru Arms Temp 556 Rifle, a modernized Canadian-designed variant of the AR-180. Key features highlighted include its short-stroke piston system, mid-length gas system, and monolithic upper receiver. The review is presented by Sootch00 and thanks Gun Zone Deals for supplying the firearm and Fiocchi USA for the ammunition. Affiliate links for various sponsors and channels are included in the description.

This video details the identification and historical context of Canadian-made Colt M4 carbines (Diemaco/Colt Canada) entering the US civilian surplus market. It highlights key visual and internal markings distinguishing them from US-made Colts, such as grey parkerized finishes, Diemaco forge marks, 'CC' barrel markings, and offset gas key staking. The discussion covers the impact of the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban and the collectibility of these unique LEO trade-in rifles.

The Ross Rifle MkIII, a Canadian WWI-era firearm, weighs 9.9 lbs and measures 50.6 inches. It features a straight-pull bolt action and is chambered in .303 British, with a 5-round capacity. While inventor Charles Ross claimed it was perfect, the review suggests it's a solid, albeit complex, historical rifle.

This YouTube video, titled "Clips: How Hard is it to Misassemble a Ross Rifle?", is a concise review of facts and information derived from more in-depth content. It focuses on the Canadian Ross Rifle Mark III and its assembly, likely demonstrating potential pitfalls or difficulties. The video also links to a full-length episode about the Ross MkIII and a related video from Forgotten Weapons, offering viewers avenues for deeper exploration into the rifle's history and perceived myths.

This video is a book review of "The Ross Rifle Story," a comprehensive but poorly edited reference work on the Ross rifle. Despite its organizational flaws and image quality issues, the book is considered essential for anyone interested in the Ross rifle's development, covering both civilian and military aspects. The reviewer notes the book's value lies in its unique information, even with a few errors. A second printing is available for $100 directly from the seller.

This Q&A session covers a wide array of firearms-related topics, from practical gear for bear country camping and self-defense options (pump-action shotguns vs. lever guns, striker-fired vs. DA/SA pistols) to historical firearms design, ammunition choices, and future firearm technology. Questions also delve into competition shooting experiences, historical small arms, and the potential for energy weapons. The hosts address viewer curiosities about specific firearm models, manufacturing challenges, and industry trends.