Videos tagged with Fully-Automatic

Lucas Botkin demonstrates the effectiveness of the Stitcher weapon in Arc Raiders, emphasizing its high fire rate and utility in close-to-medium range engagements. The guide highlights tactical movement, rapid target acquisition, and its role in holding defensive lines during intense firefights. Botkin's expertise in tactical gameplay is evident throughout the demonstration.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by Seattle against Glock, alleging the company is responsible for a "public nuisance" due to criminals illegally modifying pistols with "Glock switches" to create fully automatic firearms. The content creator argues this is an attempt by anti-gun politicians to bypass legal protections for manufacturers and undermine the Second Amendment. The video aims to explain the lawsuit's implications for gun owners and the broader firearms industry, encouraging viewers to stay informed and defend their rights.

Taran Butler showcases the Genesis Arms Gen-12, a fully automatic, short-barreled 12 Gauge shotgun, demonstrating its extreme rate of fire on steel targets. The video highlights the shotgun's speed and reliability in rapid engagement scenarios, positioning it as potentially the fastest shotgun available. Visuals include Taran in TTI gear and the Gen-12 with a drum magazine and EOTech sight.

This video clarifies the technical definition of an 'assault rifle' based on selective fire, detachable magazines, and intermediate cartridges, distinguishing it from 'assault weapons' defined by cosmetic features for legal purposes. It traces the term's origins to the German StG 44 and highlights the importance of maintaining linguistic precision against political mischaracterizations. Examples like the AK-47 and SIG 540 are presented as true assault rifles, while semi-automatic AR-15s and battle rifles like the BAR are correctly categorized.

This video discusses the issue of 'Glock Switches,' which are devices that convert semi-automatic pistols into fully automatic weapons. The title and description suggest that federal authorities, specifically the ATF, are raising concerns about these switches but are also being scrutinized for not emphasizing that they are already federally illegal. The content appears to be critical of current gun control discussions, implying that the focus on Glock switches might be a distraction or a sign of the government's gun control policies 'caving in on themselves.' The description also promotes a t-shirt related to 'liberalist rights.'

This video features a test of two notable submachine guns: the B&T MP9 and the M3A1 Grease Gun. The description highlights Washington County Machine Guns as the largest machine gun rental business on the East Coast, holding various FFL/SOT licenses for destructive devices, NFA items, and high explosives. They offer a machine gun rental program and a High-Explosive Training Center, allowing global visitors to experience a wide range of firearms, from WWII classics to modern military and law enforcement weapons, boasting over 60 fully-automatic models.

This entry clarifies the technical and legal distinctions between the AR-15 rifle and machine guns or 'assault rifles.' Expert Massad Ayoob explains that the AR-15 is semi-automatic, firing one round per trigger pull, unlike military variants (M4/M16) which have full-auto capability. The common mislabeling of the AR-15 as a 'weapon of war' is addressed by defining 'assault rifle' as a fully automatic firearm.

This video demonstrates the operation of the SilencerCo Maxim 9 in full-auto mode, evoking a 'Robocop' aesthetic. It covers essential loading procedures, including magazine insertion and chambering a round. The firing demonstration emphasizes a stable two-handed grip, proper arm extension, sight alignment, and executing controlled full-auto fire.

This video features a young child firing a fully automatic Uzi. The title and description highlight the unexpected nature of this event and pose a question about the child's ability to manage the recoil. The inclusion of '#Uzi' and '#switch' in the hashtags indicates a focus on the specific firearm and its automatic firing capability.

This YouTube video showcases a fully automatic firing sequence with a .30 caliber firearm. The title emphasizes the 'satisfying' and 'awesome' nature of the shooting experience. While no specific firearm model or manufacturer is mentioned, the focus is on the visual and auditory appeal of the automatic fire. The video likely appeals to enthusiasts of firearms and their operation.

This video demonstrates the Western Sidewinder airgun's capability to fire slugs. The presenter highlights the importance of using slugs of the correct size to ensure a proper fit within the magazine. The footage showcases the airgun's semi-automatic and fully automatic firing modes with slugs. Specifically, the video uses NSA .303 caliber slugs, weighing 47.2 grains, to test and confirm slug firing functionality.

This video discusses a complex legal case where an Ohio man, after being ambushed and firing in self-defense, received a prison sentence for three years. The core issue revolves around illegal firearm modifications, specifically converting a pistol to fully automatic using an auto sear (often called a "Glock switch"). The video highlights how such modifications, even when used in a lawful self-defense situation, can lead to severe legal consequences, referencing specific Washington State statutes (RCW 9A.16.020 and 9A.16.050) and a Department of Justice press release regarding the case. The content aims to educate viewers about the legal ramifications of gun modifications.