Videos tagged with LeverAction

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the performance of Hornady subsonic ammunition in conjunction with the AnechoX 45L titanium suppressor. The video highlights a comparison between full-power and subsonic rounds, emphasizing the suppressor's lightweight design and effectiveness for hunting, particularly in challenging terrain. The "DinoBlaster" hashtag suggests a potential playful or powerful association with the suppressor's performance.

This video explores the penetration capabilities of the .45 Long Colt cartridge, specifically how many jugs it can pass through. It also prompts viewers to share their preferred calibers for lever-action rifles, suggesting a focus on lever-action firearms and caliber comparisons within that platform. The video is tagged with relevant hashtags indicating a focus on lever-action firearms and potential involvement in a broader community event like #LeverFest2025.

This YouTube video appears to be about lever-action firearms, often referred to as "lever guns." The title and hashtags suggest a discussion or showcase of these rifles, with a nostalgic nod to their association with cowboys. The content likely explores the appeal, functionality, or perhaps a specific model of lever-action rifle, targeting enthusiasts of this classic firearm type and historical firearms.

This video features a review of a Ruger-made Marlin 336C chambered in 30-30 caliber. The reviewer, based in Australia, showcases the classic lever-action rifle, highlighting its features and potentially its performance. The video's hashtags suggest a focus on the rifle itself, its manufacturer, caliber, action type, and the reviewer's location.

This YouTube video appears to be a discussion or showcase of firearms, with a strong emphasis on lever-action rifles, double-action mechanisms, and the .357 Magnum caliber. The inclusion of '#rdr2' and '#rdr3' suggests a connection to the Red Dead Redemption video game series, potentially exploring historical firearms or in-game representations. The title indicates a focus on these specific firearm types and calibers, likely aimed at enthusiasts interested in both real-world firearms and their virtual counterparts.

This video features a person named Jarod facing a significant decision, which involves choosing between two firearms. The description hints at this being a tough choice, drawing inspiration from the "Sophie's Choice" concept. The video is produced by GUNBROS, a family-owned business that emphasizes customer respect, fast shipping, and the preservation of Second Amendment freedoms by offering battle-tested products for protection. The description also includes social media links for GUNBROS.

This YouTube video features an Ozzie Reviews analysis of a Henry rifle chambered in .22 Magnum. The title explicitly mentions the brand 'Henry' and the caliber '.22 Magnum' (also abbreviated as '.22mag' and '.22wmr'). It also includes the common firearm type 'Rifle' and related calibers like '.22 Long Rifle' and '.22 LR'. The hashtags '#ozziereviews', '#rifle', '#shooting', and '#leveraction' further categorize the content, suggesting a review or demonstration of this firearm type.

This YouTube video features a review of the Marlin 336W rifle in .30-30 caliber, presented by 'ozziereviews'. The video highlights the lever-action nature of the firearm and its suitability for various purposes, including hunting and general shooting. The title and description emphasize the specific model and caliber, indicating a focus on firearm performance and user experience.

This YouTube video focuses on the purchase of a Henry .22LR rifle for the creator's daughter. The title and description highlight the firearm's brand, action type, and caliber. The inclusion of the 'EDC' hashtag suggests a potential consideration for everyday carry, though this is less typical for a .22LR rifle.

This short video explores the history of the very first Winchester firearm. It highlights Winchester rifles, specifically lever-action and repeating rifle designs. The description also suggests checking out the full-length video for more information. The inclusion of EDC and everyday carry hints at the practical aspects or collectibility of such historical firearms.

This review explores whether lever-action rifles are still relevant. While objectively outclassed by modern bolt-actions and semi-autos for combat, they excel in recreational shooting and specific hunting scenarios. Their appeal is enhanced when chambered in common pistol calibers like .357 Magnum or .44 Magnum, allowing for ammunition commonality with handguns.