Videos tagged with PPC

This video features a review of the SIG Flux LEGION, exploring its potential as a compact Personal Protection Pistol (PPC). The title suggests a detailed examination of its features, performance, and overall suitability for concealed carry or other personal defense roles. The description provides numerous links to the creator's other channels and social media, indicating a strong focus on firearms content and community engagement. While specific details of the review are not provided, the title's question implies an evaluative approach.

This YouTube video promises to unveil "incredible new rifles and PPC's" that viewers may not be aware of. Highlighted as coming from Shot Show 2025, the content aims to showcase groundbreaking firearms technology and introduce novel firearm models to a gun-enthusiast audience. The description encourages viewer engagement through likes, shares, comments, and subscriptions.

This video details a custom project to build a 'Mini PPC' revolver on a Smith & Wesson J-frame. It involves re-threading a heavy Douglas barrel for the smaller frame and plans for advanced modifications like a Bo-Mar style sight and action work. The project aims to adapt traditional PPC revolver concepts to a more compact platform, promising unique performance characteristics.

This video provides a comparison between the FN PS90 and the FN Five-seveN, highlighting that both firearms utilize the same 5.7x28mm ammunition. The presenter emphasizes that the primary distinction lies in their form factor: the PS90 is a bullpup carbine (PPC), while the Five-seveN is a handgun. Both models are noted for their longevity in the market, having been available for over 26 years. The video aims to educate viewers on these two distinct firearms that share a common caliber.

This YouTube video features a user review of the Noveske Gen 4 Space Baby pistol carbine chambered in 9mm. The reviewer highlights its fast shooting capability and virtually no recoil, expressing it as a favorite. The description also mentions checking out the creator's page for shooting videos and provides links to their YouTube Shorts, main YouTube channel, and Rumble profile. A disclaimer is included, emphasizing the educational and entertainment purpose of the content, advising caution, and stating that the creator is not a retailer and does not endorse specific products.

This video is the 36th installment of a "My Revolver Collection" series, focusing specifically on the Smith & Wesson 327 TRR8 PC. The creator emphasizes viewer support through Patreon and SubscribeStar, noting the absence of sponsors. The video likely showcases and discusses this particular revolver.

This video focuses on the Smith & Wesson Model 10, specifically a Ken Eversull PPC (Police Pistol Combat) configured revolver. The content will likely delve into the features and performance of this specialized firearm, often used in competitive shooting disciplines.

This video showcases a "Colt Pattern PPC/SBR" firearm, highlighting various accessories and cleaning gear. The description includes affiliate links for a stock, Otis Technology cleaning kits, AXIL Earmuffs, a rifle and pistol rest, an "Efect Military Tool," and an Armorer's Manual. The creator also provides discount codes for Centurion, Fort Scott Ammunition, Challenge Targets, Otis Tech, G96, and Manta Products, along with links to their social media and a Patreon page. The video appears to be a demonstration and product promotion related to firearms.

This video showcases a Ken Eversull built Smith & Wesson Model 10-7 revolver chambered in .38 Special. The content delves into the history of Police Pistol Combat (PPC) shooting competitions, using this specific revolver as a prime example of a firearm used in the sport. It combines a historical overview with a detailed look at a particular custom build.

This YouTube video details the process of forming 6mm PPC (6 PPC) brass cases from Lapua 220 Russian cases. The creator, associated with 'Johnny's Reloading Bench,' provides a hands-on demonstration of case conversion, likely involving resizing, trimming, and potentially annealing to achieve the desired 6 PPC dimensions. This is a technical process within the realm of reloading and handloading for precision rifle cartridges.

This video showcases a custom Smith & Wesson Model 10 PPC revolver, originally built by Ken Eversol in the 1980s. The focus is on upgrading the grips from rubber Pachmayr to traditional wood target grips with S&W medallions, enhancing the classic 'wood and steel' aesthetic. The craftsmanship of the original build and the visual appeal of the new grips are highlighted.

This YouTube video continues testing of the 6 PPC cartridge, focusing on the 68gr Bart's Ultra bullet when paired with VihtaVuori N133 powder. The description indicates this is part of an ongoing series, with a playlist provided for previous tests. The content is geared towards reloaders and shooters interested in precision rifle cartridges and bullet/powder combinations.