Videos tagged with Magazine Tube

This guide details the troubleshooting process for a Smith & Wesson Model 1000 shotgun experiencing cycling issues. It highlights the importance of correctly orienting the gas piston and inspecting the gas system components. The analysis suggests that a backwards-installed gas piston was the root cause of the cycling failures, emphasizing meticulous disassembly and reassembly for proper function.

This video demonstrates the manual loading process for a Winchester lever-action rifle, specifically showing how to insert cartridges into the side loading gate. It visually confirms the correct technique for loading centerfire rounds into the magazine tube. The demonstration focuses on the physical actions involved in preparing the rifle for firing.

This content delves into the common discrepancy between shotgun barrel length and magazine tube length, particularly on 18.5-inch models. It highlights how manufacturers often leave unused space in the magazine tube, reducing capacity and aesthetic appeal compared to 20-inch counterparts. The discussion questions why this space isn't utilized to extend the tube flush with the muzzle for improved capacity and appearance.

This video introduces the new Savage Arms Revel DLX for 2025. Key upgrades include enhanced furniture and a threaded barrel, designed for suppressor compatibility. A notable feature is the slightly angled magazine tube, which facilitates easier removal of the magazine when a suppressor is attached by ensuring clearance for the knurled end. The description also includes links to join the NRA and various NRA publications.

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 demonstrates the increased capacity of the Mossberg 590S shotgun when using 12-gauge mini shells. A standard 6-shot tube, designed for 2.75-inch shells, was able to hold 10 rounds of 1.75-inch mini shells. The demonstration confirms the 590S's ability to reliably cycle and fire these shorter shells without modification.

This YouTube video explores whether a magazine tube can cause a chain reaction of rounds to discharge, using .50 caliber ammunition for testing. The creator expresses personal curiosity about this phenomenon and intends to demonstrate it. The description also includes affiliate links for ear protection, channel support options (Patreon, PayPal), social media links, and camera gear. The video appears to be an experimental test focused on firearm mechanics and potential safety concerns.

This video provides an overview of the Benelli M4 tactical semi-automatic shotgun, highlighting its popularity among military and law enforcement. It details the Benelli M4's development, its innovative Auto Regulating Gas Operating (ARGO) system, and its reliability with various loads. The video also showcases specific modifications on the presenter's Benelli M4, including a tactical collapsible stock, enlarged cocking handle, handguard, extended magazine tube, and breacher choke. It also touches upon Canadian firearm regulations regarding the Benelli M4 and mentions upcoming related videos.

This video from Brownells Gun Techs and firearm historians Keith Ford and Steve Ostrem explores a rare Volcanic Repeating Arms lever action pistol from 1856. They demonstrate its unique loading, cocking, and firing cycle, highlighting its early approach to self-contained ammunition where the bullet held the powder and cap. The pistol features a magazine tube under the barrel, similar to later lever action rifles, and a loading port but no ejection port. While not powerful, its compact design offered fast follow-up shots as a precursor to modern cartridge firearms.

This review compares the Remington 870 DM (Detachable Magazine) with the standard 870 Express Tactical. Key differences lie in the feeding system, with the DM using a box magazine for faster reloads and the Express Tactical using a traditional tube. Both share identical receivers, trigger groups, and sights, but the DM features Magpul furniture and an M-LOK forend, while the Express Tactical has a fixed synthetic stock.