Videos tagged with March 2016

This video analyzes the final sale prices from the James D. Julia March 2016 auction. It highlights particularly strong results for Confederate revolvers and a Holland & Holland 4-bore double rifle. The content focuses on the market value and performance of specific collectible firearms within an auction setting. Viewers can expect insights into what these historical and high-end firearms achieved in a competitive bidding environment.

This YouTube video features Jamie Belk participating in Stage 2 of an IDPA competition held on March 15, 2016. The content likely showcases competitive shooting skills and adherence to IDPA rules and stages. As it's a stage from a specific competition, expect to see practical shooting scenarios and potentially a focus on the firearm and gear used by the competitor.

This YouTube video showcases a USPSA competition event held in Puyallup, Washington, in March 2016. The focus is on Stage 5, featuring a Tanfoglio Stock 2 pistol. Notably, a popper target failed to fall, and the description mentions the shooter 'won the calibration,' implying a successful resolution or performance within the stage rules despite the target malfunction.

This video documents a shipment of M91 and M44 Mosin Nagant rifles received in March 2016. The content focuses on the arrival and potential acquisition of these historical firearms, catering to collectors and enthusiasts of surplus military rifles. While no specific actions like shooting or modification are detailed in the provided information, the video centers on the firearms themselves and their condition upon arrival.

This video showcases participation in a USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) competition held in Custer, WA, in March 2016. The featured firearm is a Tanfoglio Stock II pistol. The video is likely a recording of Hwansik Kim's performance during the match, highlighting practical shooting skills and the capabilities of the specific Tanfoglio model in a competitive environment.

This IV8888 "Man Can" video from March 2016 showcases a specific product, likely a survival kit or a collection of items packaged in a metal can. The description includes extensive links to the creator's Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA membership, music channel, website, apparel store, and social media profiles. It emphasizes that the content is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes, with all shooting performed on approved ranges under professional supervision. The disclaimer strongly advises against imitation and highlights that the creators are not a gun store and do not sell firearms or parts, nor do they instruct on firearm modifications.