Videos tagged with measurement

This video introduces a new system of physical standards designed to measure, test, and improve an individual's capabilities, emphasizing excellence, accountability, and growth. It aims to move beyond vague goals and expose weaknesses, providing a framework for improvement. The system encourages tracking progress, team competition, and pushing personal limits, presented as a benchmark for self-assessment. The call to action suggests accessing the system via an app, with the tagline 'Be A Pro.'

This video announces the release of the School of the American Rifle's AR-15 Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) and Gas System Gauge Set. These gauges are designed to measure critical dimensions of the BCG, including the carrier body, bolt tail, and gas key, to assess efficiency and proper function. The set also includes pin gauges for carrier key alignment and a gas path gauge to check for obstructions. While some specialized gauges are not yet available due to manufacturing challenges, the released set aims to provide users with a deeper understanding of their AR-15's internal workings and potential gas system inefficiencies.

This video focuses on improving shooting speed, likely demonstrating techniques or using equipment to measure and enhance draw and follow-up shot times. The title "Shooting Faster" and the mention of "Range Tech Shot Timer" strongly suggest a focus on speed and efficiency in firearm handling. The provided description links to a shot timer, implying its use in measuring performance and identifying areas for improvement. The hashtags further reinforce this by including terms like "fastdraw," "speed," "speeddrawing," "measurement," and "shottime."

This video appears to be a review or demonstration of the Range Tech Shot Timer, a device used for measuring shooting speed and performance. The description includes a link for the product and hashtags related to everyday carry (EDC), concealed carry, firearms training, and specific firearm models like the Glock 19. The video likely focuses on the functionality and benefits of using a shot timer for improving shooting speed and accuracy during training.

This video, titled 'Why Use Targets?', appears to be an instructional or informational piece focused on the importance and practical application of firearm targets. Given the description's heavy emphasis on concealed carry, EDC, and firearm training, it likely delves into how targets are utilized for practice, skill development, and potentially scenario-based training. The mention of 'shottime' and 'timer' suggests an exploration of speed and accuracy drills, making targets a crucial element for measurement and improvement in these areas. The video aims to educate viewers on the fundamental role of targets in responsible firearm ownership and training.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'How to Know Your Level Is Level,' appears to be a short instructional or demonstration video. While the title is somewhat ambiguous on its own, given the context of common YouTube content and the explicit request to focus on firearms-related tags if applicable, the title suggests a method or technique related to ensuring something is perfectly horizontal or straight. Without a transcript or further description, it's challenging to pinpoint the exact firearm application, but it could relate to sighting in a firearm, mounting an optic, or even ensuring a firearm is held level during a specific shooting stance or maneuver. The '#shorts' tag indicates a brief, vertical video format.

This video demonstrates a basic test to observe gunpowder burn characteristics. A line of green, disc-shaped gunpowder is ignited on a ruler, with a timer measuring its progression over a 5cm distance. The experiment highlights the use of measuring tools and controlled ignition for evaluating burn rates, emphasizing safety precautions for such tests.

This video provides a guide to using calipers, highlighting the importance of these tools for firearm enthusiasts. The creator discusses both budget-friendly and premium caliper options, emphasizing that while cheap calipers can be functional, many are not well-made. The video aims to help viewers understand why calipers are essential and how to properly utilize them, likely for tasks related to firearm maintenance, modification, or measurement. Social media links and a call to subscribe for weekly content are included.

This video review focuses on Hornady Digital Calipers, highlighting their high quality and reasonable price point. The presenter notes their accuracy and suitability for a reloading bench. Key features emphasized include a large, easy-to-read display that can switch between inches and millimeters, making them a practical tool for firearm enthusiasts involved in reloading.

This guide, presented by a Brownells expert, details how to accurately measure and read an analog dial caliper. It covers taking outside diameter (OD), inside diameter (ID), and depth measurements, with a practical example of measuring a 6.5mm bullet. The explanation emphasizes understanding the main scale and dial face for precise readings, crucial for gunsmithing and reloading applications.