Videos tagged with Metal Storm

This Q&A session for October 2025 features Forgotten Weapons host Ian discussing a variety of firearms topics, including unusual pistol designs, future plans for the channel and Headstamp Publishing, and personal life updates. Gun-specific discussions range from Sedgley Gove Guns and grenade launchers to the Gyrojet vs. Dardick, the .30 Carbine cartridge, modern rifle developments (like the 6.8x51mm M7), squad automatic weapons, and the potential replacement of iconic firearms like the G3 and High Power. The conversation also touches on firearm literature, technical terms like 'spring tension,' the market for 9mm PCCs, and the viability of technologies like Metal Storm. The video concludes with a lightning round of potential future video topics and advice on building a firearm and cartridge reference library.

This video explores some of the world's most powerful military weapons, ranging from the M134 Minigun firing 3,000 rounds per minute to the devastating TOS-1A thermobaric rocket launcher and the colossal Tsar Bomba nuclear device. It also covers advanced systems like the Uran-9 unmanned tank, Spike LR2 anti-tank missile, and the US Navy's LAWS. The content highlights the extreme capabilities and destructive potential of modern military technology.

This is a Q&A session covering a wide range of firearm-related topics, presented by InRange TV. Despite an initial audio glitch, the video addresses questions about various rifle platforms (M27 IAR, XCR, AKs, Henry, Winchester, Ljungman, FAMAS, AUG, Tavor, Krag Jorgensen), pistol considerations (Holosun micro dot, P365, 7.62 Tokarev), shotgun roles, training methods (.22LR, dummy cartridges, Project Appleseed, VR simulations, air pellet/BB guns), ammunition types (5.56mm, .45 Colt, 7.62 Tokarev, 5.45), concealed carry practices, weapon lights, and competition shooting formats (3-gun, 2gACM). It also touches on emerging technologies like electrically fired munitions and armed drones, as well as practical gear like ear protection and IFAKs.