Videos tagged with Pawn Shop Finds

This video showcases three pawn shop firearm acquisitions: a Mossberg 930 Blackwater shotgun, a Glock 17 Gen 4 police trade-in pistol, and a Colt Detective Special revolver. The presenter provides initial impressions, first shot experiences, and discusses the value proposition of each firearm, highlighting their intended uses in various scenarios like bugout bags and collection building.

This video details a budget gun challenge where participants aim to acquire firearms and other items from a pawn shop within a $300 budget. The host, Brian, showcases his purchase of a PSA Dagger (comped, RMSC cut) and silver bullion, while his associate Brett acquires a Stoeger Luger chambered in .22LR and silver. Both firearms are tested at the range for functionality.

This video details the process of restoring a classic Stevens .22 rifle, likely from the 1910s, purchased for $50. The speaker, a self-taught gunsmith, outlines steps including disassembly, bore inspection and potential relining, repair of the extractor and firing pin, cosmetic work like cold bluing, and stock conditioning. The emphasis is on the rewarding nature of bringing old firearms back to life.

This video showcases pawn shop finds, focusing on a Ruger LCP carbine in 5.7x28mm and a Walther PPK in .22 LR. The presenter provides initial impressions and first shots with both firearms, highlighting features like the carbine's folding stock and the PPK's suppressed performance. The content emphasizes the value of pawn shop acquisitions and the current favorable suppressor transfer times.

This review revisits the Glenfield Marlin Model 60, highlighting its value as a reliable and affordable .22LR rifle often found in used markets. The presenter, recovering from pneumonia, details specific features like the JM marked barrel, dual extractors, and 18+1 capacity. Common issues such as cracked buffers and bent ejector wires are discussed, along with recommended solutions and maintenance tips for this classic firearm.

This video showcases a pawn shop challenge focusing on unique firearms and knives. The host highlights his 704 Gear knives and visits two shops, Guns & Roses Lead Therapy and Shooters Express, finding items like Ruger Ranch rifles, custom Glocks, an FN Five-seveN, and a historical Remington Rand 1911. The challenge culminates in range testing of the 1911 and a Rossi R95 in .45-70.

Esai Givens, a firearms enthusiast and lifestyle influencer, details his experience purchasing a used Glock 22 Gen 5 from a pawn shop. The video covers an in-depth inspection of the firearm, a comparison of its full-size frame to other Glock models like the 23 and 19X, and a discussion on the practicality of the .40 S&W caliber for everyday carry. The content highlights the importance of thorough inspection when buying used firearms.

This video follows a 'Blaster Hunt' to a gun show and a pawn shop in Shelby, North Carolina. The presenter acquires a Colt Trooper in .38 Special and a Kel-Tec P32 in .32 Auto. Both firearms are then taken to the range for testing, with the presenter discussing their handling characteristics, recoil, and suitability for different roles like collectible firearms and pocket backup guns.

This video features a 'Crap Gun Challenge' where hosts Brian and Brett hunt for functional firearms under $150 at pawn shops. They showcase finds like the Hi-Point JH .45 ACP, an H&R Model 632 revolver, and an ATI Nomad 12-gauge shotgun, testing their reliability and value. The content highlights the potential for surprisingly capable firearms within a tight budget, drawing on the hosts' established expertise in firearm reviews and the used gun market.

This video details a $350 pawn shop firearm challenge where participants searched for the best deals in the Charlotte area. Key finds included a Mossberg 590 Shockwave in .410, a Ruger LCP for $150, and a Taurus 605 for $200. A .25 ACP pocket pistol purchased for $105 suffered a catastrophic failure during testing, highlighting the risks of budget firearm purchases.

This video details a $200 pawn shop challenge where participants Matt Carriker, Rob Terkla, and Justin Rackley purchased firearms within a strict budget. The firearms acquired included an Astra .25 ACP pistol, a Mossberg Maverick 88 12-gauge shotgun, and a Norinco SKS rifle. The video showcases their performance in various tests, highlighting budget firearm capabilities and limitations.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 showcases a top 10 list of exceptional pawn shop gun finds by hosts Eric and Chad. The firearms discussed range from modified Ruger pistols to classic Mosin Nagant rifles, with an emphasis on significant value found in unexpected places. The hosts share insights into identifying deals and the condition of various firearms.