Videos tagged with Front Sight

This video details the Austro-Hungarian Army's modification of captured Russian Mosin Nagant rifles during WWI. These rifles were rechambered for the 8x50mm Rimmed cartridge, primarily for rear-echelon troops. The process involved cutting new chambers and recalibrating sights, often without re-barreling, leading to squeeze-boring of bullets. Several companies, including OEWG and the main Austrian artillery workshop (AF), performed these conversions.

The host discusses a viewer's difficulty finding a front sight for an HK USP full-size pistol. He suggests checking Numeric gun parts and implies that proper maintenance should prevent parts from going missing. The conversation touches on general firearm maintenance and parts availability.

This guide details a practical method for blackening firearm sights using soot, as demonstrated by JaredAF. This technique is particularly useful for GI-style 1911 pistols which often feature reflective sights. By applying a thin layer of soot from a lighter to the front and rear sights, shooters can eliminate glare and improve sight picture clarity, especially in varied lighting conditions. This method is presented as a quick, on-the-spot fix for sight visibility issues.

Instructor Mike explains the fundamental technique of sight alignment for firearms. The core principle is to focus intently on the front sight, ensuring it is clear while the rear sight remains blurry. This clear front sight is then aligned with the target's center of mass. Understanding that the front sight's position dictates bullet impact is crucial for accurate shooting.

This video serves as a correction and clarification regarding a previous review of the Beretta 92 Elite and Langdon Tactical's customer service. The speaker acknowledges that a critical complaint about customer service was based on a miscommunication, as Langdon Tactical did attempt to respond to an email that was lost in transit. The video also delves into technical aspects of the Beretta 92 Elite, specifically addressing the issue of the front sight and optic plate coming loose, and discusses potential solutions like staking and Loctite.

This video provides a basic operational guide for the Riley Defense AK-47, focusing on essential controls. It covers sight alignment, engaging the safety, and magazine insertion and manipulation, assuming a scenario where the user needs to operate an encountered enemy weapon.

This video documents a beginner's first firearms lesson, highlighting common challenges in target acquisition and the importance of mastering the seven fundamentals of marksmanship. The instructor emphasizes focusing on basic sight alignment and aiming at the paper target, even when initial shots miss.

This video focuses on a critical aspect of shooting proficiency: the importance of keeping your eyes open and actively tracking your sights and aiming point. The title and description strongly suggest that many shooters fail to do this, leading to poor performance. The content likely aims to educate viewers on proper visual focus during the shooting process, emphasizing the need for conscious observation of sight movement and the aiming dot. It encourages viewers to assess their own visual habits while shooting.

This video provides a first look at the new CZ Shadow 2 Carry, highlighting key differences from the compact model. Notable upgrades include the addition of a decocker, a larger slide lock, and updated sights. The reviewer points out the tritium front sight and a slightly modified hammer as other changes.

This guide details the process of replacing both front and rear sights on a Glock pistol. It emphasizes safety by ensuring the firearm is clear before starting. The instructions cover the use of specialized tools for removing and installing front sight screws and for pressing out rear sights, culminating in the proper alignment of new fiber optic sights.

This YouTube video focuses on providing guidance for making windage corrections on an M1 front sight. The description includes links to the creator's training website, Patreon page for support, Facebook group for discussion, and a secondary gaming channel. The content appears to be instructional in nature, aimed at firearm owners seeking to understand and implement sight adjustments.

This video focuses on improving firearm shooting techniques by dissecting common cues like "Front Sight." The presenter, likely an instructor from TENICOR, aims to transform generic instructions into actionable advice that demonstrably enhances shooting performance. The content appears to be instructional, emphasizing practical application and effective learning for firearm users.