Videos tagged with PFI

This video features a collaboration between YouTube firearm personalities "Bad Army Dude," PFI, and Nutnfancy, as they are seen shooting the IWI Tavor rifle. While the specific model of the Tavor is not explicitly stated in the provided data, the presence of established firearm reviewers suggests a focus on evaluating its performance and features. The title implies a range day or review session involving this bullpup rifle.

This YouTube video features firearm enthusiast Nutnfancy meeting with TNPrs (The Nutnfancy Project) members at a gun show in September 2011. During the meet-up, Nutnfancy surprisingly pulls out a Cold Steel Rajah 1 knife. The TNPrs members also engage with vendors (PFIs) who offer a 15% discount. Nutnfancy's personal engraving service is mentioned as being available at the show for items he likes. The video covers discussions about various firearms and their associated gear.

This video, "Desert Talk: More Shooting, Less Running in Sledge?", features PFIDad discussing potential adjustments to their "Sledgehammer" tactical carbine and pistol testing course. Due to the taxing nature of an 8-hour course, the PFIs suggest a shorter format. The discussion also touches on KelTec's manufacturing quality issues and the absence of the Beretta ARX160. The content leans towards practical considerations for firearms training and manufacturer feedback.

This video showcases the 'Eat Lead' drill, highlighting the performance differences between the Kel-Tec KSG and the PFI-customized Saiga 12. The KSG experienced a mechanical failure, while the Saiga 12 demonstrated superior speed and firepower with its semi-automatic action and drum magazine. The drill also tested a Winchester 1300, emphasizing the significant recoil of full-power buckshot.