Videos tagged with Firepower United

This guide demonstrates a practical, field-expedient technique for temporarily camouflaging a concealed carry weapon (CCW) in snowy environments. By applying white tape to a Sig Sauer P250, the dark outline of the firearm is broken up, making it harder to detect against a white background. This method is presented by Phuc Long, who exhibits high authority and practical expertise in CCW field expedients.

This video demonstrates a common issue in competitive shooting: using the wrong ammunition in a specialized firearm. The shooter initially experiences malfunctions with standard pressure loads in a race gun tuned for high-pressure 'major' loads. Switching to 9mm Major ammunition resolves the cycling issues, enabling rapid target engagement. Instruction from a skilled shooter highlights the critical importance of matching ammunition to firearm tuning for optimal performance.

This YouTube video features a "blind fire shoot off" comparing the skills of Polenar Tactical and Firepower United. While the specific firearms and calibers used are not detailed in the provided title and description, the event clearly pits two prominent firearms content creators against each other in a shooting challenge. The "blind fire" aspect suggests a focus on instinctual shooting and perhaps different tactical scenarios. The video is likely to appeal to viewers interested in firearm competency, competitive shooting, and the personalities of the featured channels.

This YouTube video appears to be a behind-the-scenes or supplementary piece created during the Finnish Brutality competition. The creator, "Polenar Tactical," decided to produce "high quality content" by interviewing a North Korean soldier, featuring "Calvin." The video thanks sponsors @varusteleka and @FirepowerUnited, and highlights the editor Oleh Bilov. Links to the creator's shop, Patreon, Instagram, and Twitter are provided, along with their main sponsor Sellier & Bellot. While the exact firearms involved are not specified, the context of the event and the creator's usual content strongly suggest firearms will be a central theme, likely involving tactical or military-style discussions and potentially demonstrations. The interview format suggests a focus on personal experience and perspective.

This video debriefs the Finnish Brutality 2025 event, focusing on firearm performance in extreme cold conditions. The content highlights which firearms worked and which failed, providing insights to viewers so they don't have to experience such issues themselves. It mentions the AR-15 family of rifles and features collaboration with Varusteleka and Firepower United, with support from MidwayUSA.

This video provides a direct, hands-on comparison of the operational controls of the FN FAL and Heckler & Koch G3 battle rifles. The demonstrator, exhibiting clear expertise, walks viewers through the bolt lock and release mechanisms, safety selector operation, trigger feel, and magazine insertion for both iconic firearms. The content is valuable for those interested in understanding the fundamental differences in manual of arms between these two influential rifles.

This video delves into the reasons behind American hesitancy towards bullpup firearms, despite their perceived advantages. Hosts Henry and Calvin of Firepower United discuss why the bullpup concept, even in 2024, often faces criticism in the United States. The conversation explores the strengths of bullpups, contrasting them with common American complaints related to cost, trigger pull, manual of arms, overall weight, and a general fear of change. The video aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the American perspective on bullpup designs, touching upon how they are evaluated within the firearms community.

This video compares fast reload times across four rifle platforms: CZ Bren 2MS, WWSD Commando (AR-15 variant), AKM, and Steyr AUG. The AR-style WWSD Commando proved fastest due to its ergonomic controls and magwell, with times under 2 seconds. The AKM was significantly slower due to its manual of arms and lack of bolt hold open, while the AUG presented challenges for those unfamiliar with its bullpup design. The Bren 2MS offered competitive times, highlighting the advantages of modern AR-like ergonomics.

This video showcases a force-on-force training session using Arex MTX marking cartridge systems at Black Bear Solutions Site-B. Participants practice CQC techniques, including 'slicing the pie' for room entry and team movement protocols. The session highlights the realism and safety considerations of using dedicated training firearms and conversion kits for tactical drills.

This video showcases various firearm reload techniques from different channels, including Polenar Tactical's high-speed AR-15 and CZ Bren 2 reloads, Forgotten Weapons' tactical AK-47 reload, and Firepower United's smooth KP-9 reload. It highlights different approaches to magazine changes in competitive and tactical scenarios, demonstrating speed and efficiency.

This video features a discussion with Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, PSR of Print Shoot Repeat, and Calvin of Firepower United about their experiences at the Lynx Brutality 2024 competition. They debate whether competitive shooting improves real-world skills or leads to dangerous situations. Topics covered include building skills for competition, shooting techniques like grip and anticipation, the difference between tactical and competition shooting, force-on-force scenarios, and the role of military personnel in competitions. The discussion also touches on bullet energy, 3D printing of firearms, relevant laws, and Q&A sessions with the guests.

This video demonstrates rapid magazine change drills for both the Norinco QSZ-92 service pistol and the Norinco QBZ-95 bullpup rifle. The focus is on building speed and muscle memory through high-repetition practice, simulating emergency reload scenarios. The training context appears to be professional military, emphasizing efficient transitions under simulated stress.