Videos tagged with NAA Sidewinder

Amber from Exile Armory showcases a diverse inventory of firearms and NFA items, highlighting the removal of the $200 tax stamp for certain Class 3 items. The video features a wide range of handguns, rifles, and suppressors from various manufacturers, including Geissele, Kel-Tec, HK, CZ, Ruger, and Kimber, with prices ranging from $325 to over $2000. Specific models like the HK P8A1 Final Edition and custom Glock 43X variants are detailed, offering a glimpse into the current market for tactical and collectible firearms.

This video reviews the North American Arms (NAA) Sentinel, a mini-revolver chambered in .22 Magnum. The reviewer highlights NAA's reputation for concealed carry firearms, specifically their pocket guns and mini revolvers. The Sentinel is described as a blend of the NAA PUG and Sidewinder models. The video discusses why a mini revolver is a suitable choice for discreet concealed carry. A sponsor segment for Aura.com is included.

This compilation showcases efficient reloading techniques across various firearm types, including a mini-revolver, lever-action rifle, semi-automatic shotgun, and snub-nose revolver. The video emphasizes smooth manual dexterity and proper muzzle discipline, demonstrating advanced firearm handling. It highlights specific reloading methods like ghost loading for shotguns and individual cartridge loading for revolvers.

This YouTube video offers a sneak peek into new firearm models from North American Arms (NAA) showcased at the 2015 NASGW event. Specifically, it highlights the NAA 2.5" and 4" Sidewinder revolvers. The video implicitly targets firearm enthusiasts interested in new releases, specifically compact revolvers, and directs viewers to GalleryofGuns.com for more information or purchases. The focus is on presenting these new models to the public.

This video humorously explores self-defense preparedness against unlikely threats, showcasing specific firearms for each scenario. It highlights the Arsenal Strike One for speed, the S&W 686 for power, and the Ruger 10/22 for quiet defense. The 'true threat' of evil chipmunks leads to a discussion of the NAA Sidewinder as a backup and the Ruger Bisley Blackhawk as a primary .44 Magnum solution.