Videos tagged with Phoenix Arizona

This video reviews the Ruger LC Carbine in .45 ACP, detailing its features, performance, and value through a 'Practical Rating System'. The reviewer highlights its reliability, low recoil, and versatility for home defense or range use, while noting its weight and non-traditional controls as minor drawbacks. The firearm is recommended as an above-average option.

This video documents the 'Red October Cold War' competition held in Phoenix, Arizona, highlighting the challenges of extreme heat and a demanding 12-stage course. The presenter, competing in the Com Block Iron Division with an AK-101 on iron sights, details the match's professional organization, impressive props, and the physical toll of 112°F temperatures. Despite facing heat stress and occasional errors, the event is praised for its unique stages and scenic desert environment, culminating in the presenter securing second place in his division.

This video analyzes a home invasion where a homeowner successfully repelled burglars by having a firearm available. Key takeaways include the importance of early detection systems like doorbell cameras, reinforcing door security with longer screws, and the necessity of accurate marksmanship when using a firearm for self-defense. The analysis emphasizes that a firearm is a unitasker, but critical when needed.

This video provides an in-depth look at the AK rifle building and modification process at SOF Defense in Phoenix, Arizona. It details the shop's workflow, from receiving customer kits to complex conversions like fixed stock to side folder transformations and custom barrel work. The owner emphasizes organization, quality craftsmanship, and the passion involved in building high-performance AK platforms, particularly for competitive shooting.

This video identifies and ranks the top 10 largest and best gun shows in America, based on exhibitor numbers and longevity. It highlights that while many local gun shows have declined, these specific events continue to be significant gatherings for firearms enthusiasts, collectors, and industry professionals. The shows range from those focusing on new manufacturers to those specializing in antique and collector firearms.

This video reviews the Altor Corp. single-shot 9mm pistol, highlighting its unique design and budget-friendly price point of $99.99. The presenter demonstrates its simple, albeit unconventional, disassembly and loading procedure, emphasizing its 'goofy' and 'ridiculous' nature while acknowledging its potential as a fun, albeit painful, range toy. The review covers the basic mechanics, including the pull-and-release trigger and barrel twist-off mechanism.

Jak Carr from Maxim Defense showcases the PRS 338 suppressor, highlighting its sub-20 oz weight and $995 MSRP, and the PRS 30 cal suppressor, noted for its 10.8 oz weight and $695 MSRP, suitable for ultralight hunting setups. He also presents the PDX-SD PDW, a compact firearm with an overall length under 24 inches, featuring a one-piece integrated 5.56 suppressor that achieves hearing-safe levels below 130 dB.

Nick from Silencer Central showcases the Banish line of suppressors at CANCON Arizona 2024. The Banish Speed K, a new heavy-duty 5.56/.223 dedicated suppressor, is highlighted. The company offers a wide range of suppressors from rimfire calibers up to .338.

This video introduces the new Canik TTI Combat pistol, a collaboration with Taran Tactical Innovations. Key features include a compensated fluted ported barrel with a proprietary comp, aggressive slide serrations, a highly textured grip, and an integrally flared magwell with a plus-three base pad. The pistol is presented as a highly anticipated release, available soon.

This video captures Day 2 of CANCON 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, hosted by GOA. The event featured a "Pros versus Joes" competition and allowed attendees to experience a variety of firearms, notably with suppressed configurations. A participant highlights the significantly reduced recoil and quiet operation of a suppressed pistol, enhancing the shooting experience.

This discussion between Ben Stoeger and Joel Park highlights the importance of practical experience over theoretical discussion in firearms training. They emphasize that many concepts, like occlusion or specific aiming schemes, are best understood through hands-on drills rather than prolonged explanation. The conversation also touches on the value of group learning environments, the challenges of self-perception in shooting, and the effectiveness of video analysis for identifying unconscious habits. Upcoming training courses in Arizona are also announced.

This video announces the winner of CMMG's January firearm giveaway. The prize was a Resolute 57 firearm chambered in 5.7x28mm, along with a .22LR conversion kit. The winner, Nicholas V from Phoenix, Arizona, is instructed to check his email for prize claim details.