Videos tagged with Marlin Camp 45

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the Marlin Camp 45 Carbine in slow motion. The title explicitly mentions the firearm model, caliber, and related hashtags, indicating a focus on the weapon's operation and aesthetics. It's suitable for firearms enthusiasts interested in classic carbines and the .45 ACP cartridge.

This review covers range time with a Marlin Camp 45 and an Auto-Ordnance 1911 A1. The Marlin Camp 45 experienced issues with its bolt hold open mechanism and a tendency to shoot high and right due to a rail modification. Magazine reliability was a significant factor, with Metalform 1911 magazines performing better than a Chip McCormick Power Mag. The Auto-Ordnance 1911 A1 also had issues with the Chip McCormick magazine and experienced a front sight failure due to improper installation.

This video reviews the Marlin Camp 45 and Camp 9 carbines, highlighting their design, magazine compatibility with common pistols (1911 and S&W 59 series), and historical context. The presenter discusses their straight blowback operation, micro-groove rifling, and similarities to historical firearms like the M1 Carbine and Mini-14. The review also touches on their production years, potential value, and minor operational differences between the two models.

This 'Stockpile Saturday' episode from Cranky Gun Reviews details a recent ammunition purchase, focusing on value and stocking up for various firearms. The reviewer highlights deals on Winchester 40 S&W 180gr flat nose, PMC Bronze 45 ACP hollow points, Bbellum 7.62x39 brass-cased rounds, Capter 12 gauge slugs and buckshot, and Winchester Super X 410 slugs. The purchases are motivated by replacing used ammunition, preparing for a friend's new shotgun, and taking advantage of sale prices.

This video reviews the Marlin Model 45 Camp Carbine, a semi-automatic rifle chambered in .45 ACP that uniquely utilizes 1911-style magazines. The review highlights its production years (1985-1999), technical specifications like its 16.12-inch micro-grooved barrel, and features such as a hooded front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. It also details common maintenance issues, like worn nylon buffers, and suggests upgrades such as silicone buffers and recoil spring kits. The reviewer emphasizes the appeal of magazine compatibility with 1911 pistols for practical utility.