Videos tagged with Parkerized Finish

This video demonstrates the loading and suppressed firing of a 1945 Ithaca Gun Co. M1911A1. The presenter, Misha, showcases safe firearm handling, including loading a 7-round .45 ACP magazine and attaching a suppressor to the threaded barrel. The demonstration includes live fire at steel targets, highlighting the sound reduction and cycling of the suppressed pistol.

This video focuses on Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) AR-15 complete upper receivers. The description highlights key features such as a heavy barrel with a parkerized finish, MLOK rails, a flash hider, and a rear charging handle. It emphasizes compatibility with any mil-spec AR-15 lower. The video also mentions that the product is Made in the USA and comes with a Lifetime Warranty, though it humorously notes that customer service is poor. The description includes a link to the BCA website and encourages viewers to subscribe and leave comments.

This video provides an overview of the NEW Standard Manufacturing Government (GI Style) 1911 pistol. It highlights the pistol's faithful recreation of the original Government Issue 1911A1, emphasizing features like vertical slide serrations, fixed combat sights, original Armory grips, and a lanyard loop. The review details the .45 ACP caliber, 7-round magazine capacity, 5-inch barrel, Parkerized finish, and the inclusion of a thumb safety, slide release, serrated grip safety, and correct hammer. The video is presented by BERETTA9mmUSA and is intended for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes.

This video from Bear Creek Arsenal reviews their AR-15 complete upper chambered in .22 Magnum. The reviewer examines its features, including a 16-inch heavy barrel with a parkerized finish, a 1:16 twist rate, a 15-inch MLOK rail, a side-charging handle, and compatibility with mil-spec AR-15 lowers. It also comes with a 10-round Black Dog magazine and buffer components. The video aims to determine if this .22 Magnum AR upper "sucks."

This video provides an out-of-the-box review and "does it run" test of a Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) Gen 2 Side Charger rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm. The description details the rifle's specifications, including its 16" heavy barrel, 1:10 twist rate, carbine-length gas system, 15 1/4" MLOK rail, M4 flat-top billet upper receiver, BCA Bolt Carrier Group, flash hider, and right-side charging handle. It highlights features like an enhanced firing pin for steel-cased ammo and an upgraded bolt, emphasizing American-made manufacturing and a lifetime warranty. Recommendations for magazines and ammunition are also provided.

The Rock Island Tac Ultra FS in 10mm is reviewed as a budget-friendly 1911 option, priced at $806 MSRP. While functional, it exhibits loose tolerances and a less durable Parkerized finish compared to higher-end models. Potential issues like premature slide lock were observed, possibly due to ammo or tolerances. For beginners, 10mm is not recommended; .45 ACP or 9mm are suggested.

This YouTube video, a follow-up to a previous "DIY Gunsmithing Tips & Tricks" episode, features host Brent T. Wheat discussing firearm refinishing with Roy Huntington. The discussion covers various methods like hot blue, cold blue, spray-on, water-dipped, and Parkerized finishes, with Roy sharing his expertise and secrets for achieving desired results. The video also promotes print and digital copies of American Handgunner's DIY Guns Special Edition and subscription to GUNS Magazine.

This video features a Rock Island 1911 pistol chambered in 10mm. The presenter expresses enthusiasm for the combination of the 1911 platform and the 10mm caliber, considering it the 'best of both worlds.' Key features highlighted include a 5-inch button-rifled barrel with a full-length guide rod, a smooth, snag-free design for quick draws, LPA MPS1 adjustable rear sights, high-visibility fiber optic front sights, a skeletonized hammer and trigger with an adjustable over-travel stop, and ambidextrous safety. The pistol sports a parkerized matte finish and G10 tactical grips, indicating a focus on durability and combat readiness.

This review of the Tisas 1911A1 US Army highlights its faithful reproduction of the classic military sidearm, offering a factory-new option for under $400. The firearm features period-correct aesthetics and controls, with a steel frame, slide, and hammer-forged barrel. Range testing confirmed high reliability, making it a solid choice for enthusiasts or as a base for custom builds.

This NRA Gun of the Week video features the Marlin 336 Dark, a modern adaptation of the classic lever-action rifle chambered in .30-30 Win. The review highlights its utilitarian design, making it suitable for home defense, hunting, and plinking. Key features include a flat-top receiver for optics, XS Sights Lever Rail with an adjustable aperture rear sight, a large front sight post, and a 16.25" barrel with muzzle threads. The rifle boasts a durable Parkerized finish for corrosion resistance and wear, along with a black web-textured painted hardwood stock and fore-end for improved grip. The large loop lever is wrapped with cordage, and a matching paracord sling is included. The video emphasizes the rifle's ruggedness and practical design, showcasing its adaptability for various purposes.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Century Arms VSKA, an American-made AK variant chambered in 7.62x39mm. It highlights the use of robust materials like S7 tool steel for critical components and a durable Parkerized finish. The process involves removing the top cover, recoil system, and bolt carrier assembly, followed by a straightforward reassembly.

The Inland Mfg. Ithaca M37 Trench Gun replica offers a faithful recreation of the iconic WWII firearm, featuring authentic walnut furniture and a military parkerized finish. While it excels in historical accuracy and build quality, it notably lacks the 'slam fire' capability of original models. Its performance with 00 buckshot is impressive, delivering tight patterns at close range, making it a valuable piece for collectors and enthusiasts.