Videos tagged with Marlin Camp rifle

This video, "Subgun Needs" Final Part by Nutnfancy, wraps up a series focusing on various firearms. The content highlights an enjoyable and productive get-together with the TNP Crew, featuring tests and evaluations of the S&W 1911 Pro Series, KelTec Sub-2000, Hi-Point 995TS, Glock 34, Saiga-12 Level 1, ATI AT94, and Marlin Camp rifle. The participants express positive impressions of the tested firearms, noting their individual characteristics. The video also mentions music by TNPr El Dudio.

Nutnfancy's "Subgun Needs" Pt 3 event features a variety of pistol-caliber carbines and handguns in a shooting competition. The video showcases the Marlin Camp rifle in .45 ACP, multiple Kel-Tec Sub-2000 models, a Hi-Point Carbine, and a Saiga-12. Pistol runs include a TRR8 .357 revolver and a Glock 34, highlighting the accuracy of the Glock 34/35 series. The event includes scoring based on hits, speed, and bonuses, with penalties for hostage hits. The content appears to be a lively range day with various firearms and some humorous commentary.

This video, part two of Nutnfancy's "Subgun Needs" series, focuses on pistol caliber carbine reviews and range testing. It features the MKE AT94 (MP5 clone) and the Marlin Camp rifle in .45 ACP. The reviewer expresses disappointment with the AT94's performance, contrasting it with impressive runs on the Kel-Tec Sub-2000 and Hi-Point 995TS in the "Eat Drill." The video highlights a tradition of a grilled chicken lunch break and includes commentary from PFIDad, PFIDude, and guest Gator. Detailed scoring of the "Eat Lead Drill" is explained, emphasizing factors like hits, speed, no misses, and bonus points, while warning against "hostage" hits. The description also mentions observing Army operations in the area.

This video compares the Kel-Tec Sub-2000 and Hi-Point 995TS carbines during tactical drills. The Sub-2000 experienced malfunctions with aluminum-cased ammo but improved with brass. The Hi-Point proved reliable despite its trigger and stock design. The review also touches on the AT-94 MP5 clone and the importance of proper gear.