Videos tagged with FN MAG

This video demonstrates firing techniques for the FN MAG/M240 belt-fed machine gun, emphasizing transitions from static prone positions to mobile stances. The instruction, delivered by Administrative Results, highlights proper weapon control during movement, drawing on historical military aesthetics and operational familiarity.

This guide details the operating controls and internal mechanisms of the M240 Bravo, as explained by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It covers the cross-bolt safety, the unique top cover closing mechanism with its roller bearing, the single-position gas plug, and the hydraulic buffer for recoil reduction. The M240 Bravo is presented as the US Army's successor to the M60, based on the FN MAG design.

This expert-level examination delves into the unique small arms history of the Falkland Islands Defense Force (FIDF). It highlights specific examples like a Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE) with rare FIDF receiver and stock disc markings, and a captured Argentine rifle subsequently marked for FIDF service. The analysis also touches upon modern FIDF equipment, such as Manroy Engineering manufactured FN MAG machine guns, providing valuable insights for firearms enthusiasts and historians.

This video provides a comprehensive historical overview of the firearms used by the Falkland Islands Defense Force (FIDF) from its inception in 1892 to the present day. Expert Ian McCollum details the evolution of their armaments, including iconic rifles like the Martini-Henry, SMLE, SLR L1A1, Steyr AUG, and L85A2, alongside machine guns, pistols, and specialized sniper and anti-materiel rifles. The narrative highlights key periods, conflicts, and technological transitions, offering insights into the FIDF's operational history and equipment choices.

This video demonstrates the destructive capabilities of the M240 Bravo machine gun, firing 7.62x51mm NATO rounds, including tracers, at a donated piano. It highlights the M240 Bravo's role as a replacement for the M60 in the US military and showcases the visual impact of sustained fire on a large object.

Dragonman's hosts a machine gun event featuring over 150 rental machine guns, including World War II era weapons and modern firearms. The event includes a "Pumpkin Shoot" where attendees can rent firearms to destroy pumpkins. Safety is emphasized with locked-down firing positions and range officers present.

This video provides a tour of Rainer Arms Fire Academy in Wichita, showcasing a wide variety of firearms available for sale and rent, including handguns, rifles, and full-auto weapons. The hosts demonstrate shooting several notable firearms, offering initial impressions and highlighting the range's facilities. The content focuses on showcasing the inventory and providing a glimpse into a day at the range with diverse weaponry.

This video showcases the FN Herstal M240 machine gun in action on a snowy outdoor range. It highlights the weapon's capability for controlled bursts and the visual effect of a tracer round. The demonstration implies advanced handling skills due to the nature of the weapon system.

This guide provides an overview of the M240 Bravo's field stripping and maintenance procedures, based on expert instruction. It covers the essential steps for disassembly, cleaning, lubrication, and reassembly, emphasizing the importance of safety checks. The M240 Bravo, a reliable workhorse in military service, requires regular maintenance to ensure its continued performance in demanding environments.

This entry details the Taden GPMG (X11E4) and its related EM1 design, experimental British attempts to create a General Purpose Machine Gun. Expert Jonathan Ferguson from the Royal Armouries explains their technical features, design evolution from the Bren gun, and the critical flaws, particularly the complex feed mechanism, that led to their failure and the adoption of the FN MAG (L7 GPMG).

This episode of American Rifleman TV features a look at the top 10 machine guns of all time, starting with the FN MAG and the BAR. The "Rifleman Review" segment covers the Colt Gold Cup Trophy 1911 handgun in .45 ACP. Additionally, "I Have This Old Gun" examines early John Hall breech-loading rifles and carbines. The video provides information on how to watch full episodes and new releases.

This guide details the installation and adjustment of the Spuhr B.A.M. Optic System, a specialized setup for machine guns. It covers mounting the system, utilizing the Ballistic Drop Compensator (BDC) for various ranges (250m to 600m), and managing the magnifier for different engagement scenarios. The system, featuring an Aimpoint CompM4 and 3x magnifier, is designed to overcome the challenges of traditional optics on automatic weapons.