Videos tagged with Mamba

This video showcases the Volquartsen Mamba .22 pistol, emphasizing its quiet operation. The description highlights that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only, filmed professionally in a safe location. It clarifies that the firearm is an unmodified semi-automatic pistol with a 10-round magazine and urges viewers to practice safe shooting. The focus is on presenting the firearm and its characteristics, likely including a demonstration of its quietness.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of an object referred to as 'O Martelo de Thor' (Thor's Hammer) against various calibers. While it stopped .380 Auto, 9mm, and .22 LR with varying degrees of penetration, it failed against 7.62x39mm and was implied to fail against .50 BMG.

This video, "The End of the Mamba: A Tale of Manufacturing Incompetence," delves into the history and design flaws of a particular firearm. While specific details about the 'Mamba' pistol are not fully elaborated upon in the provided data, the title strongly suggests a focus on a historical firearm, likely a pistol chambered in 9mm, with a critical examination of its manufacturing quality. The content appears to be geared towards firearms enthusiasts interested in the engineering, historical context, and potential design failures of less common or discontinued weapon systems. The description hints at a narrative of obsolescence due to inherent production issues.

This YouTube video, titled "So Many Ways to Fail at Making a Pistol," focuses on the design and manufacturing aspects of firearms, specifically pistols. The description indicates it will explore various historical and potentially flawed approaches to pistol creation. It likely delves into engineering challenges, material science, and the historical context of firearm development, referencing the "Mamba" and "Glock" as examples, and drawing on general themes of "forgotten weapons," "pistol manufacturing," and "design history."

The Yankee Marshal reviews custom Colt Python revolvers modified by Empire PBF. He details four distinct finishes: Cottonmouth (bead blasted with black accents), Mamba (highly polished), Black Mamba (satin black), and Taiyan (case hardened). While acknowledging the 'Bubba' or 'tacticool' nature of these customizations, he expresses admiration for the aesthetic and the limited accessory options for the Python.

This YouTube video features a review of the Volquartsen Mamba, specifically showcasing a "mag dump" of 100 rounds from the .22LR firearm. The title indicates a "1000 Round Review," suggesting an in-depth evaluation of the rifle's performance and reliability after extended use. The content likely focuses on the capabilities and handling of the Volquartsen Mamba in a range setting.

This video features shooting practice with a Volquartsen Mamba pistol, with the title indicating a focus on firing numerous rounds. The description explicitly mentions the firearm model and the activity of shooting hockey pucks.