Videos tagged with Centerfire

This video provides a comprehensive overview of firearm calibers and bullet dimensions, explaining how they are measured and named. It details the differences between rimfire and centerfire ammunition, and explores common handgun, rifle, and shotgun calibers, including their typical uses and ballistic properties. The expert guide emphasizes the critical importance of matching ammunition to the firearm's chambering for safety and performance.

This expert guide, drawing from NRA Publications' American Rifleman review, details the Kimber KDS9c, a double-stack 1911-style handgun optimized for concealed carry. It highlights the firearm's modern design elements, such as its lack of a barrel bushing, advanced locking mechanism, and RMSc optic cut, while retaining the classic 1911 trigger feel. The review emphasizes its lightweight aluminum frame and suitability for everyday carry.

This video provides an expert-level overview of Colt's .41 Derringers, detailing the mechanical differences between the First Model (Daniel Moore design) and the Third Model (F. Alexander Thuer design). It covers their historical context, patent origins, production numbers, and unique features like the First Model's grip designed for combat use. The presentation highlights the evolution of the Derringer design and Colt's role in its manufacturing and innovation.

This guide, from a firearms enthusiast and 2A advocate, explains how to navigate California's firearm purchase laws, specifically the '1 in 30' rule. It highlights an exception allowing multiple stripped AR-15 lower receivers to be purchased simultaneously after the standard waiting period, framing it as a proactive measure against potential restrictions.

This video, titled "Clips: Civil War Centerfire - Bring the Breech Along," appears to be part of a series from C&Rsenal focusing on historical firearms. The description strongly suggests it delves into the mechanics or operation of a Civil War era centerfire firearm. C&Rsenal is known for its detailed content on historical weapons, gunsmithing, and firearm history. The video likely provides an in-depth look at a specific firearm from this period, with an emphasis on its "breech" mechanism. Support links for Patreon, SubscribeStar, and their merchandise store are provided.

This review of the Arex Delta X Tactical pistol covers shooting impressions, ergonomics, and extensive ammunition compatibility testing. The 'What's for Dinner' segment rigorously evaluates how the firearm cycles with various ammunition types, from light 65-grain to heavier 165-grain loads, including different case materials like aluminum and steel. The review highlights the pistol's comfortable grip, effective sights, and a predictable trigger, while also noting that its lightweight nature can lead to more felt recoil with stout loads.

This video from Autumn's Armory features a fun and informative test of Rice Krispies treats as a bullet-stopping medium. The hosts, including a guest appearance by 'Daddy', engage in a dueling tree competition before moving on to the main event: shooting various calibers into Rice Krispies. They systematically test different ammunition types, from .22 Short to .380 ACP and buckshot, observing penetration and bullet recovery. The experiment highlights the surprising effectiveness of the marshmallow-based treats in stopping smaller projectiles, while larger calibers and buckshot easily penetrate.

This video provides an update on ammunition availability and pricing across local shops and Rural King. The presenter highlights specific deals on calibers like 44 Magnum, 10mm, 357 Magnum, and 410 Bore, while also discussing the return of reloading powders. The speaker emphasizes that common calibers are readily available, countering 'fear-mongering' narratives about bans and shortages.

This video provides an in-depth review of the rare Westley Richards Centerfire Monkey Tail Carbine, detailing its unique breech-loading mechanism, historical context, and technical specifications. Ian McCollum highlights its development as a capping breech loader adapted for centerfire paper cartridges, its adoption by British Cavalry, and its use in frontier conflicts like South Africa. The review emphasizes the carbine's innovative 'monkey tail' lever, its .450 caliber, and the specific features of this centerfire variant, noting its rarity with only about 600 produced.

This video provides an expert-level review of an original Winchester Model 1873 rifle, manufactured in 1886. Hickok45, a recognized firearms authority, demonstrates its functionality and historical significance, detailing its design evolution from earlier lever-action models and its impact on firearms development and popular culture.

This video showcases the winning pistols used in the ABATE of Iowa Bullseye Competition, covering both rimfire and centerfire divisions. The event was sponsored by Timber Valley Firearms and benefited ABATE of Iowa. Additional support was provided by Manning & Sons and Atlas Gunworks. The video also includes links for donations to a youth homeless shelter in Ames, Iowa, and for supporting the channel through Patreon and merchandise.

This review covers Cromulent Designs' 3D-printed chamber flags, highlighting their importance for firearm safety and competition requirements. The flags are designed to prevent accidental bolt closure and damage to firearm components. Various models are available for popular platforms like Ruger 10/22, CZ, Tikka, and AICS, with options for both rimfire and centerfire firearms.