Videos tagged with Hi-Point Yeet Cannon

This video showcases the Hi-Point Yeet Cannon 9mm pistol in action. It provides a brief look at the firearm during a shooting session, highlighting its model and caliber. The content is primarily for entertainment and a quick visual of the gun being fired.

This guide details the installation of a suppressor on a fixed-barrel pistol, specifically the Hi-Point Yeet Cannon. It highlights the advantages of fixed barrels for suppressor use, eliminating the need for pistons or boosters. The video also showcases the Tuna Can TP6 suppressor and its mounting system, along with accessory choices for concealed carry.

Johnny Q provides a comprehensive list of six budget-friendly pistol recommendations for beginners looking for everyday carry options. He covers a range of popular models from CZ, Glock, Smith & Wesson, Springfield Armory, and Sig Sauer, detailing their approximate price points and highlighting key features. The video emphasizes accessibility and value for new firearm owners.

This video from Exile Armory LLC showcases a wide variety of firearms and suppressors currently in stock, including Class 3 items. The presenters highlight specific models, calibers, and prices, with a focus on new arrivals and a flash sale. They also mention several sponsors and encourage viewer engagement.

This video from GUNBROS explores the concept of a 'safe queen' firearm, a collectible piece never intended for firing. The staff discusses various criteria for selecting such a firearm, including rarity, historical significance, cinematic ties, and aesthetic appeal. Expert insights highlight specific models like the gold-plated Desert Eagle, the Jurassic Park SPAS-12, and the limited-import Steyr AUG MP88, offering a glimpse into the world of high-end firearm collecting.

This video provides a tactical breakdown of a law enforcement encounter with an armed suspect, featuring analysis from experts John Correia and Mike Willever. It covers the confrontation, weapon identification, and critical tactical considerations like weapon-mounted lights and stress response during high-stakes situations. The analysis highlights the importance of training and preparedness for officers facing armed threats.

This video from GUNBROS explores the gaming term 'glass cannon' and applies it to firearms. Speakers discuss how certain guns, despite high potential power or unique features, suffer from significant reliability issues or limitations, making them less practical. The Hi-Point Yeet Cannon, Desert Eagle, Serbu RN-50, and AR-15s in 7.62x39 are presented as examples, with expert insights into their specific failure points and design characteristics.

This review covers the Hi-Point Yeet Cannon, a budget pistol priced at $165, making it significantly under the $400 target for affordable firearms. Despite initial concerns about its build quality and appearance, the pistol surprisingly functions reliably and shoots accurately. The review highlights its heavy weight, plastic grip, and crude machining, but acknowledges its functional performance for the price.

This video features Nikko Ortiz reviewing audience-submitted firearm builds in his 'Gun Smash Or Pass' series. He offers a mix of humorous commentary and tactical critique, demonstrating high influencer authority within the firearms community, particularly regarding gear aesthetics and popular builds. The content covers a wide range of firearms, from meme builds to practical PDWs and suppressed rifles, with a focus on practical applications and value comparisons.

This review of the Hi-Point CF380 Two Tone pistol highlights its compact size, making it a more comfortable option than its 9mm counterpart. The presenter notes the 3.5-inch barrel, 8-round magazine capacity, and the pistol's ability to accept +P rounds. The two-tone finish and contrasting sights are also discussed as aesthetic and functional features.

This video tests the reliability of the Hi-Point Yeet Cannon (YC9), a budget-friendly firearm often criticized for potential malfunctions. Despite its low cost and reputation, the firearm demonstrated surprising reliability over multiple magazines, with no reported jams or misfeeds during the test. However, a significant issue arose with the optic mount, which failed and caused the optic to strike the shooter, also damaging the firearm's rail.

This video compares the suppressed performance of a Hi-Point Yeet Cannon against a Glock 34. The test reveals that the Glock 34, utilizing a Browning tilting barrel action, is audibly quieter and experiences less gas blowback when suppressed compared to the blowback-operated Hi-Point Yeet Cannon. The choice of suppressor caliber also impacts blowback, with a larger caliber suppressor reducing gas expulsion from the Hi-Point.