Videos tagged with Magazine Tube

This entry analyzes John Lovell's critique of a specific Remington 870's magazine tube length, emphasizing its impact on capacity for home defense. Lovell, founder of Warrior Poet Society, highlights that a shorter tube limits shell count, which he deems a significant drawback for a defensive shotgun. The assessment focuses on the practical implications of this design choice.

This guide details the troubleshooting and correction of a common gas system issue on the Smith & Wesson Model 1000 shotgun, as demonstrated by an experienced amateur gunsmith. The video highlights the importance of correct component orientation for proper cycling, especially when dealing with parts availability challenges.

This guide details how to diagnose and fix a non-functioning gas system on a Smith & Wesson Model 1000 shotgun. The primary issue identified is an incorrectly installed magazine tube, causing misalignment of the gas port. By rotating the magazine tube 180 degrees, the gas system can be restored to proper function, allowing the shotgun to cycle correctly.

This video provides expert-level dry-fire drills for shotgun reload efficiency, focusing on 'top loads' and 'bottom loads'. Instructor Mike Odette of USCCA demonstrates techniques for both pump-action and semi-automatic shotguns, emphasizing safety and muscle memory development. The drills aim to significantly reduce reload times, crucial for home defense and tactical applications.

This guide details the proper setup and maintenance of the friction ring system on an FN Auto-5 (Browning A5 design). It explains how to orient the friction ring for maximum or reduced braking based on ammunition power, emphasizing the need for lubrication to prevent component welding. The guide also includes a warning about disassembling the forend's main spring.

This guide details basic maintenance for the Remington 870 pump-action shotgun, covering disassembly, cleaning, lubrication, and reassembly. It emphasizes proper cleaning techniques for various components like the receiver, barrel, bolt, and magazine tube, along with essential safety checks and lubrication points. The video, presented by Caleb from Brownells, offers practical advice for maintaining the firearm's reliability and longevity.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to disassembling and reassembling the Winchester Model 71 rifle, highlighting its similarities to the Model 1886. It emphasizes the unique challenges presented by the helical mainspring and the sleeve mechanism for the hammer and elevator, requiring specialized tools for safe removal and reinstallation. The guide covers the entire process from removing external components to detailing the internal fire control group.

This guide details the quad loading technique for semi-automatic shotguns, as demonstrated by Polenar Tactical. It emphasizes mastering the double load first, then applying it twice in succession to achieve a quad load. The technique is crucial for competitive shooting disciplines like 3-Gun, requiring high-speed manual dexterity and specialized gear.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Kel-Tec KSG shotgun, evaluating its performance in cold weather and discussing its design philosophy as a combat shotgun. Key takeaways include its compact size, dual magazine tubes, and the importance of deliberate cycling of the action. The presenters also touch on its effectiveness in media like John Wick and offer practical advice on reloading and potential accessory choices.

This video showcases a heavily customized Benelli M4 shotgun with a comprehensive list of aftermarket upgrades. Key enhancements include a full-length magazine tube (modified for Australian Category C restrictions), an Agency Arms MLOK handguard, and various Taran Tactical components such as a carrier, trigger upgrade, and oversized bolt release. Further modifications feature a Victor Precision bolt handle, Benelli M4 adjustable stock, RX Arms risers, a Limb Saver recoil pad, and a Midwest Industries Aimpoint mount paired with an Aimpoint T2 red dot sight. The video appears to be a review or showcase of this extensively modified firearm.

This video details a serious range accident involving a .45 Colt reproduction Henry rifle, resulting in shrapnel embedded in the speaker's chest. It highlights the critical importance of firearms safety, particularly with tube magazines, and the necessity of medical preparedness. The speaker emphasizes that even experienced individuals can have accidents and stresses the value of trauma kits and training.

This video investigates the reliability of 'ghost loading' (also known as carrier loading) a semi-automatic shotgun. The presenter demonstrates the technique, explaining its mechanics and addressing concerns about potential malfunctions. Through dry fire and live-fire testing, the video concludes that ghost loading, when performed correctly, does not inherently cause reliability issues, citing its use by the U.S. Marine Corps with the Benelli M4 as evidence of its viability.