Videos tagged with Restricted Firearm

This review of the Cane Gun, a .40 caliber black powder firearm disguised as a walking stick with an integrated dagger, highlights its unique novelty. Testing revealed the .40 caliber ball achieved full pass-through in ballistic gel and penetrated 12 layers of 'Depends' diapers. Accuracy is challenging due to the lack of traditional sights, but the firearm and its dagger function as demonstrated in various destructive tests.

This short showcases a highly sought-after Noveske Chainsaw AR-15 build, emphasizing its custom nature and unavailability for purchase. The video highlights the impressive quietness of a CGS suppressor, even with its compact design, and demonstrates the rifle's performance during live fire. It's presented as a unique collector's item for firearm enthusiasts.

This review delves into the 'Ban Era' Bushmaster XM-15, a rifle restricted to law enforcement during the 1994-2004 Assault Weapons Ban. It highlights the specific features that defined 'assault weapons' under the ban and explains why police were exempt. The video also touches on the ban's limited impact on crime rates and provides technical details on the XM-15-E2S model.

This video, part 5 of a 5-part series on the Gen 2 Kriss Vector, compares the Gen 1 and Gen 2 models. It details technical specifications such as caliber (.45 ACP), operating system (Super V Delayed blowback), firing modes (semi-auto), magazine capacity, sights, barrel length, and overall length. The video also touches upon Canadian firearm classification based on barrel length, distinguishing between non-restricted and restricted categories, and mentions the Colt SP1 as a bonus firearm. The creator uses social media platforms for additional content and giveaways.

This video showcases an extensive upgrade to an HK MR308A3-G28 semi-automatic rifle chambered in .308 caliber. The owner details the installation of premium components including a Geissele trigger, ZCO 420 scope in a Spuhr mount with an offset rail for a Minox RV1 red dot, and an Accutac bipod. The description highlights the rifle's technical specifications, weight, and its classification as a restricted firearm in Canada. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon and Instagram for additional content.

This YouTube video, Part 2 of a two-part series, provides a detailed field strip and internal feature review of the Taran Tactical "Combat Master" STI 2011 pistol. The firearm is famously recognized from the "John Wick Chapter 3" movie. The video covers technical specifications such as caliber (9mm Luger and 9mm Major), semi-automatic operation, magazine capacity (22 rounds), sight types, and barrel length. It also addresses the restricted firearm classification in Canada, requiring an RPAL. The creator expresses a desire to film a shooting video in the future and encourages subscriptions for more content.

This video, Part 2 of a series on the NEMO Omen Semi-Auto 300wm rifle, focuses on field stripping and reviewing key internal features. The presenter mentions the unfortunate sale of the rifle before a range test could be conducted, and expresses plans for a follow-up series. Technical specifications for the NEMO Omen are provided, including its .300wm caliber, direct impingement gas system, and its classification as an AR-15 variant in Canada with associated restricted firearm status. Social media links for additional content are also included.

This video provides an overview of the NEMO Omen, a semi-automatic AR-style rifle chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum (300wm). The presenter details its design, function, and features, noting it as the first direct impingement (DI) AR-15 variant in 300wm, correcting a previous misstatement about Noreen being the first overall. The description mentions the owner sold the firearm before a range test could be conducted, with a follow-up shooting video planned for when another Omen is acquired. The video also touches on Canadian firearm classifications and restrictions related to the Omen.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the B&T USW A1 "Universal Service Weapon." As part 3 of a series, it delves into the firearm's controls, operation, and unique features. The presenter highlights that this is a handgun and a restricted firearm in Canada. The video promises further content, including a shooting demonstration in the next installment, and encourages viewers to follow on social media.

This video features a first-person POV shooting experience with the Heckler & Koch UMP in 9mm. The creator, a licensed Canadian gun owner, highlights the UMP's polymer construction making it suitable for harsh conditions and compares its 9mm variant to the UMP45, finding the former more pleasant to shoot. The video mentions the UMP as a successor to the MP5 and directs viewers to other videos for general overview and field stripping. Shooting was conducted on an RCMP-approved range. The creator also promotes their Instagram and Facebook pages.

This video showcases the Cobray M-11 9mm SMG modified with a Calico helical magazine conversion, demonstrating its full-auto capabilities. The demonstration highlights the reliability and high rate of fire of this unique setup, with slow-motion analysis providing a closer look at the firearm's cycling and feeding mechanism. The content emphasizes the specialized nature of NFA-regulated firearms and aftermarket conversions.