Videos tagged with Durkin Tactical

This video from Gun Owners of America critically examines the DOJ's continued prosecution of Timothy Durkin, a GOA member, under the Biden-era ATF rule. Despite promises from the Trump administration to protect Second Amendment rights, the DOJ is pursuing charges against Durkin for allegedly 'engaging in the business of dealing in firearms without a license' by brokering sales during the COVID-19 pandemic. GOA argues this prosecution sets a dangerous precedent by misinterpreting the Gun Control Act.

This video demonstrates how Aguila minishells can significantly increase shotgun magazine capacity, showing 13 rounds loaded into a Mossberg 500/590 series shotgun. The demonstration highlights the reduced recoil of minishells compared to standard 12-gauge slugs during rapid fire. It also visually compares the size difference between standard shells and minishells.

This video emphasizes the strategic importance of stockpiling AR-15 lower receivers, which are the legally serialized firearm component. The host, identified as a Tactical Gear Influencer, highlights current affordability and potential future government restrictions as key reasons for acquisition. Having a 'stack' of these parts ensures the ability to build rifles later, even if regulations change.

New firearm owners should prioritize hearing protection, investing in ammunition over initial accessories, and mastering a standard mil-spec rifle before upgrades. Inadequate hearing protection can lead to long-term damage, while excessive spending on non-essential gear like optics can hinder actual training. Starting with a basic, reliable firearm allows new shooters to build fundamental skills without the distraction of advanced features.

This video features a trivia challenge where answering five questions about the M1 Garand correctly wins the rifle. The contestant successfully identified John Garand as the inventor, that it uses a clip for ammunition, the caliber is .30-06, the inventor's birthplace is Canada, and the unloaded weight is 9.5 pounds. The host's energetic, game-show style and detailed knowledge indicate high expertise.

This video tests experimental shotgun shells loaded with healing crystals. The test methodology included paper targets for spread, water bottles for energy transfer, and ballistics gel for penetration. Results showed the crystals shattered on impact, acting similarly to cut shells and penetrating only a few inches into the gel, leading to a conclusion of 'about 50% deadly'.

This video tests a new 'half and half' cut shell technique for pump-action shotguns. While the modified shells successfully chamber, they often rip during firing, causing ejection issues and requiring manual clearing. The technique proved only 50% effective, with shells disintegrating into birdshot patterns rather than acting as slugs on target.

This review highlights the Caldwell Claymore's unique foot-powered operation, eliminating the need for batteries or external power sources. The dual-pedal system allows for cocking and launching clay pigeons, demonstrated with a semi-automatic shotgun. Its hopper system is designed for efficient clay stacking, making it a portable and convenient option for shooting practice.

This video tests a Viking axe against an 18-gauge steel Crusader helmet. While the axe did not penetrate the helmet, it caused significant denting, demonstrating the armor's resilience. The host concludes that such an impact would likely incapacitate an opponent through concussion, even without a breach.

This video tests the durability of a Riley Defense AK-47 by exposing it to dirt and sand. Despite an initial failure to eject after the torture test, the rifle successfully cleared the jam and continued to cycle the remaining rounds, ultimately winning the challenge. The host demonstrates practical malfunction clearing techniques.

This test evaluates the effectiveness of custom 12-gauge 'Springshot' shells, which replace traditional projectiles with small metal springs. The results indicate significant spread and penetration, decimating a water bottle and passing through a duct-taped target. While not explicitly tested for full-auto reliability, the custom loads demonstrate potential lethality and unique ballistics.

This video tests the lethality of a custom 12-gauge shotgun shell loaded with a knitting needle. The projectile demonstrated surprising stability and penetration, passing through a paper target, a door, and a shrapnel vest. The test highlights the potential effectiveness of improvised projectiles in specific scenarios.