Videos tagged with Ohio Ordnance Works

This video from FirearmsGuide.com showcases the OOW249 SAW line of machine guns by Ohio Ordnance Works at SHOT Show 2025. The description highlights the SAW's capability to provide heavy volume of fire for infantry, its light weight, accuracy approaching that of a rifle, and its use of the NATO standard 5.56mm cartridge. It can be fired from a belt or magazine and engage targets up to 1000 yards. The video also promotes the extensive gunsmithing library and searchable reference guide offered by FirearmsGuide.com.

Dave Merl provides a Day 3 recap of SHOT Show 2025, highlighting new firearms and gear from various manufacturers. Key mentions include Ohio Ordnance Works' M240-based setups and HCAR, EAA's BRAT and Negotiator pistols in various calibers and finishes, Canik's Mete Prime and MC9-L pistols, FightLite's MCR and Herring rifle, and Primary Arms' HTX-1 optic. The video also touches on innovative designs like Aounce Pistols and a 30mm squad support rifle system, showcasing a diverse range of products from established and emerging companies.

This video tests various firearms against a custom ballistic torso simulating Wolverine's adamantium skeleton. Smaller calibers like .22 LR, 5.7x28mm, 9mm, and .45 ACP failed to penetrate the metal structure. Larger handgun calibers like 10mm and .50 GI also proved ineffective. However, powerful magnum handgun rounds (.50 AE, .500 S&W) and rifle calibers (.30-06, .416 Rigby) caused significant damage, with the 4 Bore and a safe drop completely destroying the torso.

This video demonstrates the M240B's effectiveness in turning cover into concealment by penetrating common barriers like cinder blocks and car doors. Expert insights from Michael Jones (Garand Thumb) and a professional machine gunner highlight the destructive power of 7.62x51mm NATO rounds and discuss practical applications and maintenance. The content emphasizes the weapon's role in suppressing enemy positions and its reliability in various scenarios.

Brandon Herrera provides a humorous yet informative recap of SHOT Show 2024, highlighting new firearm releases and industry trends. He covers the Fostech .50 Cal Drum, the OOW REAPR LMG, PSA's MP5.7 PDW, and the controversial Ekol NIG 211. The video also includes a heartfelt tribute to YouTuber Paul Harrell. Herrera's deep industry knowledge and direct engagement with manufacturers are evident throughout.

This review by Military Arms Channel provides an expert-level comparison of the VZ 58 against AK variants, highlighting its distinct design, short-stroke gas piston, and last-round bolt hold open. The host, demonstrating high expertise, clarifies common misidentifications and details the VZ 58's unique features and manufacturing origins, including builds by Ohio Ordnance Works.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Ohio Ordnance HCAR, a modernized semi-automatic variant of the M1918 BAR. Ian McCollum details the extensive modifications, including receiver lightening, barrel design, and the integration of a hydraulic buffer for recoil management. The HCAR retains the .30-06 Springfield caliber while significantly improving ergonomics and shootability over the original BAR.

This video covers a wide range of firearms and tactical gear from SHOT Show 2023. Key highlights include the Oracle Arms 2311, a modern take on the 1911 platform with Sig P320 magazine compatibility and advanced features. It also showcases the Cobalt Kinetics Hit Pro rifle with its quick-change barrel system, PepperBall's new less-lethal options for law enforcement, Ohio Ordnance Works' M1918 BAR reproduction and H-CAR, Premier Body Armor's specialized vests for women, and innovative submachine guns from BNT. The review format provides insights into design, functionality, and availability.

This guide addresses the unique magazine requirements of the HCAR (Heavy Counter Assault Rifle), a modernized version of the BAR. It highlights the proprietary nature of its 20 and 30-round magazines and offers a practical gear solution. Expert instruction from Garand Thumb emphasizes the need for specialized pouches, recommending Spiritus Systems HK417 pouches for compatibility, ensuring users can effectively carry ammunition for this heavy rifle.

This video showcases the Ohio Ordnance Works HCAR rifle in a "30-06 Suppressed vs Watermelon" test. The creator highlights the HCAR as a "BEAST" and announces a full review is coming soon. The video concludes a "Independence Range Day" event. The focus is on demonstrating the suppressed firing of a .30-06 round and its effect on a watermelon, likely as a fun range activity and a preliminary look at the HCAR's capabilities.

This video provides an expert-level comparison between the FN SCAR 17 and the Ohio Ordnance Works H.C.A.R., hosted by Scott of Kentucky Ballistics. The comparison delves into the technical specifications, operational differences between short-stroke and long-stroke gas piston systems, and performance metrics including destructive testing and handling. Scott, demonstrating high authority and expertise, highlights the H.C.A.R.'s superior trigger feel and manageable recoil, ultimately expressing a personal preference for the H.C.A.R. due to its historical significance and modern enhancements.

This video showcases the Ohio Ordnance Works 1918A3 BAR in .30-06 Springfield, highlighting its impressive firepower and historical significance. The host demonstrates its effectiveness against various targets, including a car, steel, bottles, food cans, a turkey, and concrete barriers, emphasizing its weight and recoil mitigation. The review covers its semi-automatic action and 20-round capacity, offering a deep dive into its performance.