Videos tagged with Colt Commando

This review highlights the Colt SMG 9mm, a retro submachine gun from the 1980s, showcasing its full-auto and semi-auto capabilities. The video emphasizes its classic design, featuring a 32-round stick magazine and a direct blowback action. It's presented as a timeless classic with a nostalgic, high-energy tone, suitable for enthusiasts appreciating vintage firearm design and performance.

The Colt Model 607 represents the first AR carbine, developed around 1965 for specialized roles. Key features include an early slab-side receiver, a unique shortened pistol grip, and an early collapsing stock. Its 10-inch barrel necessitated a 'moderator' muzzle device to improve reliability and reduce noise, paving the way for the XM177 series and the modern M4.

Hickok45 showcases the Colt Commando (XM177 style) carbine in a 'woods walk' scenario. The video highlights its maneuverability, tactical reloads, and impressive full-auto performance on various targets. It emphasizes safe handling and responsible gun ownership while demonstrating the historical appeal of this select-fire rifle.

The CAR-15 Commando, a compact variant of the AR-15 platform, is showcased in a dynamic demonstration. The video highlights its manual of arms, rapid fire capabilities with a retro carry-handle red dot, and reliability during tactical reloads. Its short barrel length and classic design make it a notable piece of firearm history.

This video showcases three unique firearms with historical provenance. The first is a Sauer 38h pistol, captured in the European theater, complete with documentation that has a minor serial number discrepancy. Next is a Colt Commando revolver, verified by a factory letter to have been delivered to the Sheriff of Knoxville, Tennessee in the 1940s. The highlight is a "black widow" Luger pistol that was reportedly taken from a Nazi U-boat. The video also includes calls to action for their Patreon and podcast, "Flak & Fubar."

This YouTube video features a "race" comparing three different firearms in full-auto mode: a Colt Commando, a Micro Galil, and a SIG 553. The description also includes a link to "third pin threads" for channel merchandise, indicating a potential focus on firearm accessories or branded apparel.

The Colt Official Police, introduced in 1908, evolved from the New Army Revolver and became a dominant police sidearm through the mid-20th century. Primarily chambered in .38 Special and .22 Long Rifle, it was known for its robust design, capable of handling powerful loads like the .38/44 Heavy Duty. Production spanned from 1908 to 1969, with distinct pre- and post-WWII eras, and included specialized variants like the Colt Commando.

This review compares the Brownells and Troy XM177E2 retro AR carbine replicas. The Troy model excels in historical accuracy with its collapsible stock, locking nut, and finish, while the Brownells version features a modern stock and castle nut, and exhibits a quality control issue with a cracked forward assist. Both aim for the XM177E2 aesthetic, with Troy offering more period-correct details and accessories despite a slightly lower price point.

This review details the Troy GAU-5/A/A, a faithful replica of the Vietnam-era carbine. It highlights the rifle's historical accuracy, including its 12.5-inch barrel with a pinned 4.5-inch moderator replica for legal 16-inch length. Ballistic testing shows a velocity loss compared to longer barrels, and the rifle demonstrates excellent accuracy with lighter projectiles. The package includes period-correct accessories and reproductions.

This review of the Colt SP1 Carbine highlights its status as a civilian variant of the M16A1, often called the CAR-15 or Colt Commando. Key features include a 2-position collapsible stock and a lightweight pencil barrel, distinguishing it from modern AR-15s by lacking a forward assist and brass deflector. The firearm, manufactured in late 1982, is valued for its historical and 'pre-ban' collectible status.