Videos tagged with Dud Round

This video provides guidance on whether old ammunition is safe to shoot. It emphasizes visual inspection of the projectile, casing, and primer for signs of corrosion or damage. While old ammo can be safe if stored properly, the instructor advises against using it for self-defense and recommends it primarily for training and range practice.

This video from PewView explores alternative AR-15 charging systems, including side-charging and pump-action variants, and compares their performance in speed tests, malfunction clearing, and dud round scenarios. The host, demonstrating high authority and technical knowledge, highlights the Bilson Arms BA-15 for its efficiency in clearing light primer strikes and the Arken EP8 1-8x LPVO as a value optic.

This video, titled "แก้ไขปืนติดขัด กรณีกระสุนด้าน (แท๊ค แล็ค แบง)" (Fixing Gun Malfunctions: When a Round Fails to Fire - Tap, Rack, Bang), provides a practical guide to resolving a common firearm issue: a "dead round" or "dud.". The description breaks down the "Tap, Rack, Bang" method, a standard procedure for clearing such malfunctions. 'Tap' refers to checking and reseating the magazine, as a loose magazine can cause feeding issues. 'Rack' involves pulling the slide to eject the faulty round and chamber a new one. Finally, 'Bang' signifies resuming firing. The video aims to educate viewers on a critical self-defense and shooting skill, explaining the Thai terms for each step in the process.