Videos tagged with England

This guide details the straightforward barrel swap process for the BRK Ghost bullpup PCP air rifle, as demonstrated by Shooting Gear Reviews. The process is presented as exceptionally easy, requiring only a single Allen key and screw removal to switch between barrel types, such as pellet and slug configurations. The instructor highlights the importance of proper alignment for a quick and effective barrel change.

This video features a discussion with Iain Parker from the CPSA regarding the upcoming 2025 World English Sporting event, which will be held in England. The conversation likely covers details about the competition, its significance, and preparations. The description also includes promotional links for channel memberships, Hull Cartridge ammunition, and Custom Fit Guards hearing protection, as well as social media links for TGS Outdoors and Jonny Carter.

This YouTube video focuses on the Enfield No.2 Mk1 revolver, labeling it as potentially the worst British small arm of World War II. The title and provided description indicate a historical and evaluative approach to the firearm, situating it within the context of British military hardware during the war. The content likely delves into the firearm's design, performance, and historical reception.

This video features an expert analysis of potential government actions to implement gun control, particularly through executive orders if Congress fails to act. It details a multi-step process for confiscation, drawing parallels to historical examples in Venezuela, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and England. The speaker, with an authoritative and expert tone, argues that gun control is fundamentally about population control and contrasts utilitarian philosophies with individual rights, emphasizing the critical role of the Second Amendment in preserving all freedoms.

This video provides an in-depth look at a William Ford Underlever Double Barrel Shotgun, identified as a 12-gauge model manufactured in England in 1978. The speaker, a collector, highlights the shotgun's intricate engraving and functional underlever mechanism, noting its status as the most expensive piece in their collection at $1,100.

This video, 'If Countries Were A Gun [Part 2]' by Guns Blazing Ranch, creatively assigns firearms to different nations. England is represented by the iconic M1 Garand, Italy by a Beretta Over-Under Shotgun, and Japan by a modified Kel-Tec CP33. The host, an experienced firearms enthusiast, demonstrates safe handling and proficient shooting with each.

This guide details effective pigeon decoying strategies from expert Paul Payne, emphasizing reconnaissance, strategic hide construction, and optimal decoy placement. It covers the use of mechanical aids and stresses the importance of ethical shooting distances for clean kills. The instruction highlights decades of field experience in crop protection and population control.

This video from Active Self Protection, hosted by John Correia, analyzes a critical self-defense incident in Walton Cardiff, England. It highlights the severe disadvantage faced by individuals without adequate force multipliers when confronting an armed assailant, emphasizing the need for effective tools to counter threats, especially when law enforcement response is delayed. The analysis underscores the importance of preparedness and the right to self-defense.

This guide details techniques for driven pheasant shooting, focusing on the role of beaters and the strategy involved in moving game. It covers essential elements like beating line formation, managing firearm malfunctions in the field, and the critical importance of safety protocols. The insights are drawn from experienced gamekeepers and shooting participants, highlighting community and traditional field sports.

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes a convenience store robbery in Leicester, England, where the shopkeeper, a martial arts black belt, successfully defended himself and subdued the armed robber. Key takeaways include the effectiveness of feigning compliance to wait for the right opportunity, the importance of decisive action when a threat escalates to being taken to a second location, and the power of coordinated partner tactics in subduing an assailant.

This video from Forgotten Weapons explores the unique Hall's Patent Clock Gun, a 12-gauge pinfire firearm designed to fire a shot every hour. Ian McCollum details its history, purpose (likely bird scaring or time signaling), and intricate mechanism involving a clock, weights, strings, and a razor blade. The device is rare, with examples occasionally appearing at auction, particularly in England.

This entry details the De Lisle Carbine, a suppressed WWII bolt-action rifle. It covers its historical development, unique suppressor design featuring metallic baffles for exceptional quietness (around 85 dB), and its use of a modified Lee Enfield action and 1911 magazines. The carbine's role in special operations and its NFA status in the US are also highlighted.