Videos tagged with Hang Fire

This video demonstrates a real-time incident of an underpowered ammunition load causing a firearm malfunction. The speaker, acting as an instructor, explains the characteristics of such a failure, including a weak "pop" sound and minimal slide movement. Crucially, the video emphasizes safe handling procedures after a suspected malfunction, including waiting for potential hang-fires and thoroughly checking the barrel for obstructions before re-chambering a round.

This video discusses the commonality of negligent discharges (NDs) among firearm owners, with the speaker asserting they are inevitable for those who handle guns frequently. The speaker shares personal anecdotes of NDs, including a hang fire incident that led to a blown eardrum and a childhood ND with a .22 rifle that shot through the ceiling. The discussion also incorporates viewer-submitted stories of NDs, highlighting various causes like accidental trigger pulls, malfunctions, and distractions. The core message emphasizes the importance of adhering to the four rules of firearm safety to mitigate the risks associated with NDs, even when they occur.

The Yankee Marshal clarifies handgun failures, distinguishing between correctable (e.g., failure to feed/eject) and catastrophic types. He identifies squib loads as the most dangerous failure for both revolvers and semi-autos, emphasizing the risk of a catastrophic explosion if a second shot is fired with a blocked barrel. Hang fires in revolvers are also highlighted as a significant danger, potentially causing the bullet to strike the frame.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases a "hang fire" pistol malfunction, a dangerous delay in ammunition ignition. The title explicitly mentions "slow motion" and the use of a "9mm pistol," indicating a focus on the technical aspects and visual analysis of the malfunction. The hashtags further reinforce the content's focus on firearms, specifically 9mm pistols and malfunctions.

This video review by Hegshot87, a firearm reviewer with 10 years of experience, identifies the SCCY CPX-2 as a dangerous firearm due to a critical safety flaw. A live demonstration shows the pistol discharging when the grip is tapped after a simulated hang fire, without any trigger manipulation. The reviewer strongly advises against its use for self-defense.

This video discusses the concept of purchasing a 'lemon' firearm, where a specific unit malfunctions or performs poorly. The hosts and chat participants share personal experiences with problematic firearms, including Taurus models like the PT-111 Millennium and GX4, and discuss potential causes like manufacturing defects or specific ammo compatibility issues. They also touch upon firearm safety, common malfunctions like squib loads and hang fires, and the importance of proper firearm handling and maintenance. The discussion highlights that even expensive firearms can have issues, and that a single bad unit doesn't necessarily condemn an entire model line.

This guide details the procedure for handling a hang fire with a Martini-Henry rifle, emphasizing safety and proper response. It highlights the importance of waiting for the delayed discharge before proceeding. The content is presented with the authority of a firearms enthusiast and content creator from the Schrödinger channel.

This video from Brownells' Smyth Busters debunks the myth that wet ammunition is automatically ruined. Experts explain that while prolonged submersion can compromise seals and lead to failures like light strikes or hang fires, brief exposure may not affect functionality. Proper safety precautions are emphasized for potential hang fires.

This YouTube video, "6.5 Creedmoor - Hang Fire Problems - Part 4," delves into troubleshooting hang fire issues specifically within the 6.5 Creedmoor caliber when utilizing small rifle primers. Building upon previous segments, this installment focuses on further investigation and potential solutions to this reloading and firearm safety concern. The description also notes that all links have been removed to adhere to YouTube's content policies.

This video, part 3 of a series on 6.5 Creedmoor hang fire problems, focuses on troubleshooting issues encountered when using small rifle primers with this caliber. While specific firearm models and brands are not detailed, the content directly addresses a technical aspect of reloading and ammunition performance, aimed at educating or informing shooters and reloaders about potential problems and solutions.

This video details a cold-weather test of 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition to investigate hang-fire issues, specifically with Varget powder and small rifle primers. The instructor, with extensive reloading experience, systematically tested various primers under freezing conditions, noting significant differences in performance. The findings highlight the impact of temperature on primer sensitivity and powder ignition, offering practical insights for reloaders facing similar challenges.

This video investigates hang fire issues experienced with VihtaVuori N550 powder in 6.5 Creedmoor. The content focuses on testing 8 different small rifle primers and 2 large rifle primers to identify which combinations contribute to or mitigate the problem. The goal is to diagnose and potentially resolve the unreliable ignition. The description also notes an update regarding the removal of links to comply with YouTube policies.