Videos tagged with Firearm Condition

This video focuses on the maintenance, or lack thereof, of a pistol that hasn't been cleaned in five years. The title suggests a demonstration of the firearm's condition after an extended period of neglect, likely leading into a cleaning or functional test.

This review details the acquisition and inspection of a rare, Bridgeport, CT-made Charter Arms Undercover .38 Special, estimated to be from 1966-1967. The speaker, demonstrating high authority on vintage Charter Arms, highlights the firearm's pristine condition, possibly unfired, and provides detailed trigger pull measurements using a Wheeler Engineering gauge. The review emphasizes the value and collectibility of these older New England-made revolvers.

This video emphasizes that relying solely on personal awareness for firearm safety, summarized by the phrase 'Know the condition of your weapon system at all times,' is insufficient. The description suggests a dependency on constant individual accuracy, implying a need for more robust systems or processes to ensure weapon safety and reliability. The video hints at a discussion of the importance of established procedures over individual fallibility in critical situations. It also promotes TENICOR's products and social media channels.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of knowing the condition of your firearm, both at the shooting range and for everyday preparedness. It highlights that maintaining awareness of your weapon's state is paramount for safety and reliability, akin to being vigilant in your daily life. The description promotes TENICOR's products and social media presence, suggesting a practical application for the discussed knowledge.

This video, titled 'Guns are Consumable,' suggests a perspective on firearms that implies they are items with a limited lifespan or a need for ongoing replenishment, rather than permanent tools. Given the title and lack of description details, the content likely explores the idea of guns as expendable resources, potentially in a metaphorical or practical sense related to maintenance, replacement, or even as a commentary on the lifecycle of firearms in use. The video might touch upon wear and tear, the cost of ownership, or the constant need for upkeep and potential upgrades.

This video, titled "Let's talk about wear," focuses on the topic of firearm wear. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned in the title or description, the provided links suggest a focus on firearms training, community discussion, and potentially related content on a secondary channel. The description encourages viewers to visit a training website, a Patreon page for support, and a Facebook group for discussion, indicating an engaged community around firearms.

This video, titled 'Maintaining Your Equipment,' focuses on the essential practices of upkeep and care for firearms and related gear. While the specific items demonstrated are not detailed in the description, the title implies a focus on cleaning, lubrication, and general preservation techniques crucial for ensuring the reliability and longevity of shooting equipment. The content likely covers best practices for maintaining firearms, potentially including pistols, rifles, and shotguns, as well as accessories.

This video title expresses surprise that a firearm was not "dry," suggesting a focus on the firearm's condition, potentially after use or inspection. The lack of a description limits further analysis, but the title implies a discussion or demonstration related to firearms, possibly involving maintenance, cleaning, or a review where the expected state of being "dry" (unloaded or free of residue) was met unexpectedly. The content likely revolves around a firearm's operational status or a user's experience.

This YouTube video delves into the crucial impact of a firearm's bore condition on its accuracy. Hosts Randy and Tom explore how bore condition is evaluated, with Tom explaining the rating system. Randy then heads to the range to conduct a practical comparison between a "minty" bore and a heavily worn bore, referred to as a "sewer pipe," promising surprising results for viewers interested in pistol performance and maintenance.

A customer attempted to sell a heavily rusted Mossberg 500 shotgun, falsely claiming it was 'brand new' and unfired. The firearm's action was seized due to severe corrosion, highlighting the importance of honest representation when selling used firearms and the owner's responsibility for proper maintenance.

When buying a used firearm, inspect internal slide rails for significant bluing wear, which indicates high round counts. Minor brass deposits and slight wear on a Glock slide suggest low usage (2-5 magazines). Always ask a gun store to disassemble the firearm to check mechanical wear and cleanliness.

This short demonstrates a visual inspection of a custom-painted AK-47, highlighting its functionality through magazine changes and action cycling. The rifle features an EOTech sight and custom white furniture, presented in a 'Stormtrooper' aesthetic. It's chambered in 7.62x39mm and shown with a vertical foregrip and tactical sling.