Videos tagged with IO Inc

This episode defines 'Bubba' as the detrimental force in rifle collecting, characterized by irreversible modifications that devalue historical firearms. It categorizes these modifications into reversible, importer-driven (Bubba Inc.), and extreme (Cocaine Bubba) types, using examples like the Swedish M41B, Finnish M39 Mosin Nagant, and Type 99 Arisaka. The discussion highlights the significant loss of value and the complex economics of restoration, emphasizing that even restored rifles rarely regain the value of original, matching examples.

This video explores ingenious gunsmithing solutions applied to Ethiopian Berthier rifles, particularly addressing the lack of original clips. Modifications include internal clip fabrication, Mauser-style conversions, external spring feed lips, and radical adaptations to accept Lee-Enfield magazines. These demonstrate diverse field gunsmithing techniques on surplus firearms.

This review identifies firearms that are generally poor choices for self-defense due to inherent design flaws or poor manufacturing. It covers the underpowered .25 ACP cartridge, the difficult-to-control pistol-grip shotguns, the impractical derringer, unreliable low-quality AK variants, and the finicky mini revolvers. The content emphasizes avoiding frustration and failure by steering clear of these problematic firearm types.

This YouTube video showcases the unveiling of the Bullpup Saiga Shotgun by IO at SHOT Show 2019. The description highlights the event and provides links for viewer support. The video likely features a first look at this specific firearm model, offering insights into its design and features presented at the prominent industry trade show. It caters to firearm enthusiasts interested in new product releases, particularly those focused on shotgun platforms and bullpup configurations.

This video covers IO Inc.'s unveiling of their new 9mm AR pistols at SHOT Show 2019. The description highlights that the pistols are surprisingly well-designed. The video also includes links for viewer support via PayPal and Patreon.

This video features a review of an AR-15 carbine from Inter Ordnance. The reviewer, Jim, acknowledges the company's historically mixed reputation while examining the firearm. The review likely aims to assess the quality and performance of this particular model despite the manufacturer's past. Supporting links for PayPal and Patreon are provided for viewers who wish to contribute to the channel.

This video showcases a critical failure of an IO Inc. AK rifle during Stage 5 of the Desert Brutality 2018 2-gun match. The bolt lug sheared off, rendering the firearm inoperable. Fortunately, the shooter was unharmed and able to continue the competition with a different firearm. The video serves as a cautionary tale about the reliability of IO Inc. AKs, highlighting the potential for catastrophic failures in a competitive shooting environment.

This video offers a sneak peek of the Mosin Nagant 91/30 PU Sniper rifle, highlighting its status as an interesting surplus firearm. The creator provides a brief range trip to showcase the rifle's capabilities, promising a full review soon. The rifle is noted as being available from IO Inc. The description also includes a call to support the creator on Patreon.