Videos tagged with Obsolete Caliber

This short YouTube video features a Navy SEAL discussing the .308 caliber rifle round and expressing the view that it is obsolete. The description provides links to the creator's Instagram, Patreon, and an email address for media inquiries. The content seems to be a brief opinion piece on firearm calibers from a military perspective.

This review of the Steyr M357, presented by Booligan Shooting Sports, highlights its unique trapezoid and triangle sights for quick acquisition and a robust three-part safety system (trigger, internal manual, external lockout). While praising the pistol's excellent ergonomics, the review notes the .357 SIG caliber's high ammunition cost and perceived obsolescence compared to modern alternatives. The pistol is presented in near-new condition despite being 21 years old.

This video details the Nock Volley Gun, a 7-barrel flintlock firearm designed for naval board clearing. Despite its impressive firepower, the gun was problematic due to extreme recoil, muzzle flash, and difficulty in tracking loaded barrels, leading to its limited production. The video highlights its historical context, design flaws, and eventual repurposing.

This comprehensive review of the WWII Japanese Type 14 Nambu pistol, presented by a seasoned firearms instructor, delves into its history, design variations, and operational quirks. The speaker highlights its role in the Japanese military, compares it to contemporaries like the Luger P08, and offers practical advice on its maintenance and the challenges of its rare 8mm Nambu ammunition. Despite its historical significance, the review objectively addresses its notorious reliability issues and fragility, positioning it primarily as a collector's piece.

This guide details the process of loading and firing the Swiss Schmidt Rubin Model 1889 rifle, emphasizing the critical need for correct ammunition. The video highlights the rifle's unique straight-pull bolt action and its 12-round detachable magazine, loaded via stripper clips. Expert instruction from Iraqveteran8888 underscores the dangers of using incorrect ammunition, specifically warning against modern 7.5x55mm GP11 rounds due to pressure differences.