Videos tagged with M3

This video unboxes a 70-year-old military surplus part: the Right Breechblock Slide Plate Assembly for a 20mm M24/M3 gun. The component is found preserved in cosmoline, wrapped in aged paper, and features original ordnance markings. The presenter identifies the part using a technical diagram and highlights its excellent condition, indicating it's likely New Old Stock.

This YouTube video focuses on the M3 MAAWS (Multi-role Anti-armor Anti-personnel Weapon System), also known as the Carl Gustaf, presented by Haley Strategic Partners with a "Blackside" theme. The content likely showcases the weapon system, its capabilities, and potentially its integration with tactical gear and training methodologies developed by Haley Strategic. It's aimed at individuals interested in military-grade weaponry, advanced tactical applications, and high-end firearm accessories.

This YouTube Short features the unboxing of a 70-year-old sealed M3 .50 caliber Browning aircraft machine gun barrel. The video focuses on the historical artifact and the process of opening a long-sealed military item, highlighting its age and preservation. The context is military history and surplus firearm components.

This video details the unboxing of a preserved M3 .50 Caliber Aircraft Machine Gun barrel buffer assembly. It highlights the extensive preservation methods used, including V.P.I. paper from Shell Oil Company, to protect the component. The assembly's function in managing recoil for high-rate-of-fire aircraft applications is also demonstrated.

This video features an unboxing of a 1955 M3 .50 Caliber machine gun back plate assembly. While the specific machine gun is not demonstrated in action, the focus is on the unboxing and presentation of this historical firearm component. The content is geared towards collectors, historical firearms enthusiasts, and those interested in military surplus.

This video features Brandon Herrera and Donut Operator discussing five of Brandon's favorite firearms. The list includes the cost-effective M3 Grease Gun, a rare Type 1 AK-47, a surprisingly reliable M60, the distinctive DP-27 'Pizza Gun', and the powerful Barrett M82A2 bullpup rifle. The discussion highlights historical significance, unique design features, and practical performance.

The Full Conceal M3 and M3S offer a unique approach to concealed carry by modifying Glock pistols to fold for a smaller footprint. The M3, based on the Glock 19, boasts 22 rounds of 9mm capacity, while the M3S, based on the Glock 43, increases capacity to 13 rounds. Both models feature a safety mechanism that physically disconnects the trigger bar when folded, allowing for a round to be chambered safely. Pricing is set at $1,399 MSRP, with future plans for in-house manufacturing.

The M3A1 Grease Gun, a simplified and inexpensive stamped sheet metal submachine gun, offered exceptional controllability due to its low rate of fire (~450 RPM). While its design prioritized cost-effectiveness over refined ergonomics, it proved reliable through multiple conflicts. Key features include a thumb-hole cocking mechanism and a wire stock with an integrated magazine loading tool.

This review compares Magpul's Gen 2 and Gen 3 PMags for AR-15 platforms. The Gen 3 offers significant improvements, including an over-insertion stop to prevent feeding issues and enhanced grip texture. While Gen 2 remains reliable for standard ARs, Gen 3 provides broader compatibility and ergonomic advantages, making it the superior choice for most users.