Videos tagged with Import

This video discusses the separation of SDS Arms and Tisas, with Tisas establishing its own US import corporation, Tisas Arms Corporation, in Buford, Georgia. The speaker expresses concerns about this transition, particularly regarding the appointment of Erdal Kaya as CEO, while acknowledging Tisas's improved 1911 offerings since 2020. The video touches on historical precedents of foreign manufacturers establishing US subsidiaries.

The FB Radom Grot is slated for US import in Summer 2024, with pistol and rifle variants approved. This 922r compliant firearm features ambidextrous controls, a short-stroke gas system, and AR-15 magazine compatibility. Pricing is estimated around $2,499 for the pistol and $2,700-$2,800 for the rifle, positioning it as a premium alternative to established platforms.

This video appears to discuss the impact of tariffs on firearms, specifically mentioning a Remington 870 shotgun and the caliber 12 Gauge. The title suggests a negative consequence related to Chinese imports and tariffs, potentially affecting the availability or cost of firearms. It also touches on general firearm safety and budgeting, with a look towards 2025.

This video, featuring NFA specialist John Keane, delves into the complexities of original versus non-original US military machine guns available on the civilian market. Keane explains how factors like post-war surplus, import regulations, and amnesty periods significantly impact the availability and legal status of these firearms. He highlights specific models like the Browning M1917A1, M1919A4, BAR, M16A1, and M60, detailing why some are scarce while others are more common, often due to how they entered civilian hands.

This YouTube #shorts video focuses on the Polish P64 pistol. Given the title and the nature of #shorts, the video likely provides a brief overview, perhaps highlighting its appearance, functionality, or a quick shooting impression. The content is expected to be concise and visually driven, aimed at quickly showcasing the firearm.

This video showcases the FB Radom Mini Beryl, an import from Poland, hailed as a "Miracle of 2021." It highlights the arrival of this specific firearm model and encourages support for the AKOU channel and store. The description also acknowledges a "Patron of the week," indicating community engagement.

This guide details the field stripping process for the PolyTech AKS-762 side folder, as demonstrated by John Hickok. It covers removing the top cover, bolt carrier group, bolt, and recoil spring assembly. The video highlights the rifle's Chinese origin, its pre-ban import status, and its durable 1.5mm stamped receiver. Hickok's expertise is evident in his detailed explanation of the rifle's construction and handling.

This YouTube video announces the restock of the Polish PPS-43C. The description provides links to the Classic Firearms social media pages on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. As the video focuses on a specific firearm model and its availability, it caters to firearm enthusiasts interested in acquiring or learning about this particular weapon.

This video showcases the Tanfoglio Stock III pistol, an import featured by EAA at the 142nd NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits held in Houston, Texas. The description points to AmericanRifleman.org for more information.

This review provides an expert look at the Serbian Zastava M92 PAP PV, a 7.62x39mm AK pistol. The video highlights its Krinkov-style features, thick-walled receiver, bolt hold-open functionality via the safety lever and magazines, and its threaded muzzle. The speaker, an experienced reviewer and shop owner, details the build quality and compares it to other Draco models, noting the MSRP of $729.