Videos tagged with Norma

This video explains the function of a double set trigger system commonly found on bolt-action rifles. It details how the rear trigger 'sets' the forward trigger, reducing its pull weight from a standard 4-5 lbs to a light 0.5 lbs for enhanced precision shooting. The demonstration highlights the mechanism and the delicate touch required for the set trigger.

This video tests the effectiveness of shooting a handgun sideways. Despite the non-standard grip, the speaker successfully hits a steel target multiple times at a moderate distance with a Beretta 92FS in 9mm. The demonstration highlights that while accuracy may be compromised, the technique can still be functional for hitting targets under certain conditions.

The 10mm Auto, initially powerful, proved problematic for the FBI due to recoil and wear, leading to the development of the reduced 'FBI load.' This compromise eventually resulted in Smith & Wesson shortening the case to create the .40 S&W, fitting it into 9mm-sized frames. The video details the S&W 1076, an FBI-adopted pistol featuring a frame-mounted decocker and single-stack magazine.

This video demonstrates shooting a 1911 pistol at 25 yards without any sights, highlighting the challenge and unexpected success. The experiment emphasizes the importance of fundamental aiming skills and firearm control, even in extreme conditions. It also touches on safe testing protocols for firearms.

This video demonstrates a bolt-action rifle featuring a 'double set trigger' mechanism. The standard trigger pull is 4-5 lbs, but by first 'setting' the rear trigger, the forward trigger becomes a hair trigger requiring only 0.5 lbs of pressure for extreme precision. This advanced feature is ideal for shooters prioritizing accuracy.

A Norma Magnum round, fired from a high-powered rifle, was sufficient to break a Special Threats Mini Shield in half, despite not penetrating it. This demonstration highlights the extreme forces involved in high-caliber ballistics and the potential for catastrophic failure even in specialized protective gear. The shield split into two distinct pieces upon impact.

This video debunks the myth that semi-automatic pistols will malfunction when fired upside down or with a limp wrist. The host demonstrates that a Ruger MK IV .22 LR can be fired reliably in this unconventional orientation, even during rapid fire. A key safety takeaway is to ensure the slide reciprocates away from the shooter's hand to prevent injury.

This extensive 15,000-round test reveals the surprising longevity of a Criterion CORE series AR-15 barrel. Despite significant internal wear, including fire cracking and erosion, the barrel maintained respectable accuracy, particularly with 77gr handloads. The test highlights how barrel degradation impacts ammunition sensitivity and emphasizes the importance of rigorous testing methodologies.

This video demonstrates a simple yet effective trick for staple guns using a Sharpie marker. By coloring the last few staples in a strip, users can create a visual cue to know when the staple gun is running low. This prevents mid-task reloads and ensures continuous work on projects.

This video explains the drawbacks of closing one eye while shooting, such as unnatural facial tension and distraction. It promotes the use of eye blockers as a solution to maintain a relaxed, natural stance while still focusing on the target. The speaker demonstrates DIY methods and references professional applications seen in Olympic shooting.

This review of the Japanese Arisaka Type 99 rifle covers its historical context as a WW2 service rifle. It demonstrates the use of stripper clips for its 5-round internal magazine and highlights unique features like the anti-aircraft sights. The video includes live fire testing, showcasing the rifle's operation and recoil, along with a demonstration of the magazine floor plate release for easy unloading.

This video details the precise manufacturing process of Norma bullets, from forming copper cups to assembling lead cores and applying specialized tips. It highlights the multi-stage drawing, cutting, flaring, and sizing techniques essential for creating consistent projectile shapes like Soft Point and Ballistic Tip designs. The production emphasizes meticulous quality control at each step to ensure reliable ammunition performance.