Videos tagged with Hand Injury

This video documents the creator's experience after removing a bandage, with their thumb remaining numb. While the title hints at a personal injury narrative, the context of firearms content creation suggests this may be related to a recent firearm handling incident or a consequence of firearm-related activities such as gunsmithing or range use. The lack of specific firearm mentions in the title or description makes it difficult to ascertain the exact nature of the content, but it likely pertains to the aftermath of an event connected to firearms.

This video details an unfortunate incident where the creator accidentally stabbed their hand with a chisel. While the title and description focus on this injury, the context of the live stream announcement and the nature of YouTube content creators often implies a broader scope of interests, which may include DIY, tools, and potentially related safety discussions. However, based solely on the provided text, the primary focus is the personal injury.

This video explains a rare firearm malfunction: a detonation during remedial action clearing on a 2011 pistol. The incident involved an exploded case, a deformed primer, and a hand injury from the slide. The speaker, Ben Stoeger, discusses potential causes like primer striking the ejector, emphasizing that this is not a common occurrence but has been noted with .40 S&W calibers historically.

This YouTube Shorts video title, "How did THIS happen to my Hand?🫣 #shorts", suggests a potential firearm-related incident or mishap involving the user's hand. The "🫣" emoji and the phrasing imply a surprising or concerning event, which could be related to handling firearms, such as a negligent discharge, improper technique, or equipment malfunction. Without a description or transcript, the exact nature of the event is unknown, but the context of firearms is strongly implied by the common use of such titles in the firearms community to generate curiosity and views.

This video title, 'Blew Apart his Hand…', combined with hashtags like #concealedcarry, #everydaycarry, and #traumakit, strongly suggests a graphic and cautionary incident involving a firearm. The description links to a full video, implying a detailed account of an accidental injury. The presence of #stopthebleed and #emergencyroom indicates a focus on the immediate aftermath and medical response to a severe injury, likely a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

This video from Active Self Protection, hosted by John Correia and Mike Willever, analyzes a critical incident involving an LAPD officer apprehending a suspect wanted for armed burglaries. The analysis, drawing on detailed body cam footage from an Axon Body 3, breaks down the suspect's actions, the officer's response, and the justification for the use of force. It highlights the suspect's dangerous attempts at carjacking and the officer's tactical decision-making in a high-stress environment.

This video details a 'slide bite' injury sustained by the creator while operating a Glock 27 in .40 S&W. The incident resulted in a laceration requiring six stitches, highlighting a potential hazard when using firearms, especially with aftermarket modifications like the Recover Tactical rail adapter shown. The creator offers a cautionary tale about firearm handling and the consequences of improper grip or technique leading to injury.

This video analyzes a critical incident where a San Antonio officer sustained a gunshot wound to his shooting hand but continued to engage a suspect. Experts John Correia and Mike Willover break down the officer's tactical decisions, the impact of severe hand injuries on firearm manipulation, and the importance of immediate medical readiness. The analysis highlights the officer's resilience and the critical need for training in one-handed weapon manipulation and trauma care under duress.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio features a discussion with Ken from Medford, Oregon, about perfecting everyday carry (EDC) firearms and ammunition. Ken details his extensive testing process to find the optimal ammunition for his HK VP9, emphasizing that 'it's not so much about what ammunition I like, it's what my gun likes.' The conversation highlights the importance of firearm fit, especially for individuals with hand injuries, and the role of adjustable grip panels in achieving a proper shooting platform. The discussion also touches on the variability of ammunition performance between different firearm models and even between individual guns of the same model, underscoring the necessity of personal testing.