Videos tagged with Firearms Identification

This video provides an expert-level examination of an Iranian-produced copy of the Rheinmetall MG3 machine gun, tracing its lineage from the iconic MG42. Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries details the naming conventions, production history in Iran, and specific technical features that distinguish it as an MG3 variant. The analysis highlights key differences from the original MG42 and earlier MG1 variants, including internal components and external features, offering insights into its manufacturing and adoption by the Iranian military.

This entry details the identification and key features of the British L1A1 SLR, drawing from expert analysis by Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries. It covers serial number interpretation, factory and inspector markings, distinctive British modifications like sand cuts and a folding cocking handle, and its service history up to the Gulf War. The guide emphasizes visual identification points and unique design elements of this iconic rifle.

This video speculates on the rifle and caliber used in a hypothetical shooting incident involving Charlie Kirk, focusing on ballistics and forensic analysis. It highlights the suitability of a rebarreled Mauser K98K in .30-06 Springfield for a precise 180-200 yard shot, explaining the capabilities of such surplus bolt-action rifles and the forensic methods used to identify a firearm. The discussion emphasizes that official confirmation relies on lab analysis of bullet and casing evidence.

This guide details the expert process used by Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries to identify a mystery firearm. It covers techniques like chamber casting, patent research, and expert consultation to pinpoint the rifle as a Holland & Holland Self-Loading Hunting Rifle Prototype from circa 1908, chambered in .400/.375 H&H Nitro Express. The process highlights the importance of meticulous research and cross-referencing in firearms identification.

This video appears to be an identification or discussion of a firearm, likely a Sig Sauer P320, based on the provided title. The inclusion of '#p320', '#9mm', and '#cod' suggests a focus on this specific pistol model, its common caliber, and potentially its appearance or use in the Call of Duty video game franchise. The tag '#creed' is less clear but might relate to a specific build, modification, or personal significance of the firearm. The content is likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in identifying or discussing this popular handgun.

The Yankee Marshal delves into the mystery of what .32 caliber firearm 'Bad, Bad Leroy Brown' carried, analyzing lyrical details and historical firearm availability. He dismisses common assumptions like Colt vest pocket guns and Walther PPKs, favoring a more stylish and period-appropriate revolver, specifically the Smith & Wesson Model 30, as the most likely candidate for a 'gun for fun' carried discreetly.

This video clarifies the common confusion between firearm magazines and clips. Johnny Q demonstrates that most items people call 'clips' for modern rifles and pistols are actually magazines. He illustrates a true clip using the M1 Garand, explaining its function and appearance. The content aims to educate viewers on correct firearms terminology.

This video focuses on identifying and distinguishing between multiple rifles from the XP Academy. The host is "lasing them up" (likely applying identification marks or visible identifiers) to prevent confusion among the "knuckleheads." The use of an emoji suggests a lighthearted, perhaps informal approach to a practical task.

This video details the interception of 200 counterfeit Colt M16/M4 type rifles in Colombia, destined for FARC guerrillas. The presenter, a former Colt employee, examines several examples, highlighting the manufacturing discrepancies, incorrect markings, and use of non-Colt parts that identify them as fakes. The analysis provides practical insights into identifying counterfeit firearms by scrutinizing roll marks, selector markings, receiver forging codes, and overall finish.

This YouTube Shorts video challenges viewers to identify a firearm. The description heavily promotes Locs N Load Firearms Instruction, offering various firearms training classes including CCW and Basic Handgun/Shotgun courses in Jacksonville, FL. It also directs viewers to backup pages, Instagram profiles, Patreon for gun and ammo deals, and a Linktree for more information and support donations via Cash App. The content creator is identified as 'DREADLOCKASSASSIN'.

This video by Brandon Herrera delves into the unconventional firearms observed in the Ukraine conflict, showcasing everything from improvised RPG modifications and heavily corroded AK-47s to historical relics like the DP-28 and Maxim machine guns, and even modern specialized arms like the ShAK-12. Herrera, with his background as a firearms manufacturer and deep knowledge of military history, provides an analytical yet engaging look at the diverse and often surprising arsenal being deployed.

The Yankee Marshal introduces the Jeff Quinn Commemorative .44 Special Ruger GP100, highlighting its unique features like the polished blue finish, high-polished trigger and hammer, and unfluted cylinder. He then explains the technical difference between one-piece and two-piece revolver barrels, detailing how to identify them by examining the muzzle and barrel assembly.