Videos tagged with Henry 45-70

This video from Exile Armory LLC showcases a wide variety of firearms and NFA items, including numerous suppressors from brands like Rugged, SilencerCo, and HuxWrx. The presenters, Amber and Zachary, discuss tested firearms such as the Walther PDP, Smith & Wesson Carry Comp, and Staccato, alongside handguns, shotguns, and survival rifles. They also highlight specific packages like the Glock 43X with an Aimpoint ACRO and B&T Hush Puppy suppressor, and mention services like in-store fingerprinting and e-form submissions for NFA items.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of a Mason Leather Sling specifically for a Henry 45-70 rifle. The title suggests a ASMR experience, a review of the sling, and hints at elements of USA pride, humor, and cowboy/game themes. While the primary focus is the leather sling, the mention of the Henry 45-70 is a key element for firearms enthusiasts.

This video features an unboxing and step-by-step installation of a Ranger Point Precision RHINO Scope mount rail for the Henry 45-70 side-gate rifle. The presenter details the process, preparing the rifle to mount a future Vortex optic. The content includes ASMR elements and a general review of the product and the rifle itself, emphasizing its aesthetic appeal.

This YouTube video covers the 2025 NRA Show, showcasing new firearms from various prominent manufacturers. The video highlights specific models including the Henry .45-70, Mossberg 990 Shockwave, SIG offerings, CZ firearms, the Beretta APX A1 Blackbeard edition, a Thompson TAO 50, the Kel-Tec Sub 2000 in 10mm, Fusion Firearms XP Comp, and the Lucansky Arms Stinger 9. The description also includes a mention of the creator's wife's YouTube channel. The content is a walkthrough of new releases at a major firearms exhibition.

This video showcases an upgraded Henry rifle chambered in .45-70 caliber. The title "The only government I trust" suggests a sentiment aligned with firearm ownership and possibly a commentary on personal security or constitutional rights. The description is minimal, focusing on the rifle itself and its modifications. The content likely involves demonstrating the rifle, discussing its features, and potentially showcasing its performance.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of Boeing 777 black boxes against various firearms. While smaller caliber rounds like .32 ACP and 9mm cause only superficial damage, larger calibers and rifle rounds demonstrate significant penetration. The .45-70 Government with Underwood Extreme Penetrator rounds proved most effective at compromising the internal data storage.

This review covers the Henry 45-70 lever-action rifle, highlighting its smooth operation and dual loading options (tube and side gate). The host demonstrates its performance with Callaway Ballistics subsonic .45-70 ammunition, noting its classic American rifle appeal and suitability for big bore applications. The video also includes a promotional discount code for Callaway Ballistics.

This video demonstrates the extreme danger of shooting an oxygen tank, especially with high-caliber firearms like the .50 BMG Serbu BFG-50A. The experiment results in a catastrophic explosion, destroying the refrigerator and highlighting the severe risks associated with mishandling pressurized oxygen tanks. The video also showcases a custom Henry 45-70 rifle and mentions the Sonoran Desert Institute as a sponsor.

Garand Thumb and guests conduct an experiment to record the sound of bullets passing overhead at various distances, from 230 to 1000 yards. The video details the safety setup, the distinct sounds of subsonic versus supersonic rounds, and how factors like distance and projectile stability affect the audible report. It features a wide array of firearms, from handguns to anti-materiel rifles, offering insights into ballistic acoustics.

This video tests the effectiveness of the Henry .45-70 T-Rex rifle for self-defense using a ballistic dummy head. Various ammunition types were compared, with the Grizzly 460gr +P Hard Cast round chosen for its extreme power. The test demonstrated the .45-70's significant destructive capability, even exceeding perceived impact of a .500 Magnum.