Videos tagged with FN FNC

This video presents a rapid-fire identification challenge of various firearms. The presenter showcases a diverse collection including RPD, PKM, C2A1 FAL, Owen SMG, Sig 553, AK47 Type 3, STG44, MP5, and more. The content is primarily for enthusiasts to test their knowledge of firearm models.

This video ranks and reviews the top 20 rifles used by NATO forces, evaluating them based on effectiveness, innovation, and battlefield reputation. It covers a range of firearms from the Steyr AUG A3 and Beretta ARX 160 to the ubiquitous M4 Carbine and the iconic M16. The analysis highlights each rifle's strengths, weaknesses, and historical significance within NATO's diverse arsenal.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the rare FN CAL rifle, presented by a knowledgeable firearms instructor. It delves into the CAL's design purpose as a scaled-down FAL, its intricate craftsmanship, limited production, and historical sales. The speaker also touches upon its common issues, unique magazine design, and its place in firearm history as a precursor to the FN FNC.

This video details the extensive amount of firearms, ammunition, and military hardware supplied to Ukraine by the United States. It highlights specific quantities of artillery systems, guided munitions, anti-armor systems like Javelins, armored vehicles, and vast amounts of small arms ammunition. The speaker emphasizes the significant financial commitment and argues that Ukraine's ability to resist is heavily reliant on U.S. support.

This video reviews gun memes and discusses current events in the firearms community. It covers the cancellation of the Palmetto State Armory STG44 project and analyzes an incident where a reporter was injured by shrapnel at a political range event involving Lucas Kunce and Adam Kinzinger. The host, Brandon Herrera, provides expert commentary on firearm safety, ballistics, and competitive shooting, interspersed with humorous memes.

This guide synthesizes firearm techniques from Michael Mann's 'Heat', emphasizing tactical reloads and aggressive engagement strategies. It draws on the film's renowned realism, where actors underwent rigorous training, and highlights specific firearms like the Colt 733 and HK91. The content is presented with a high degree of authority, reflecting the speaker's background and the film's technical accuracy.

This video provides a comprehensive tour of a newly constructed ultimate gun room, showcasing various firearms, storage solutions, and security features. The host highlights a Rynomental vault door, a new Safe X design with an improved bracket hanger system, and an extensive collection of rifles and submachine guns, including AK variants, Uzis, and historical pieces. The space is designed for both storage and future content creation, with plans for range videos and detailed reviews.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Swedish AK5, a variant of the FN FNC. It covers the steps for disassembly and reassembly, emphasizing the long-stroke gas piston system and the importance of a thorough safety check before handling the firearm. The video highlights the AK5's unique features and its historical context within the Swedish military.

This practical accuracy test evaluates the FN FNC rifle's performance from 150 to 500 yards. The drill emphasizes consistent engagement of targets using iron sights, adapting to ammunition limitations at longer ranges, and understanding the rifle's design lineage. The test highlights the FNC's reliability and accuracy potential, even with its two-position sight system.

This entry details the FN CAL, FN's rare and commercially unsuccessful 5.56mm rifle, later succeeded by the FNC. Expert insights from Ian McCollum cover its unique features, including a proprietary 20-round magazine and a 4-position selector (Safe, Semi, Burst, Auto). The video demonstrates its performance at the range, highlighting controllable full-auto fire despite a high rate of fire, attributed partly to its FAL-style muzzle brake.

This satirical review humorously presents rare and expensive firearms as 'budget AR-15 alternatives.' It highlights the Arsenal SA M-5, CZUB vz. 58, HK93, Valmet M82, and FN FNC, ironically praising their supposed budget-friendly features and reliability. The content relies on deep knowledge of firearm quirks and historical inaccuracies for comedic effect.