Videos tagged with Rimfire Carbine

This review of the Smith & Wesson FPC 22LR folding pistol carbine highlights its compact, lightweight design and ease of use, making it an excellent choice for recreational shooting, critter control, and backpacking. The firearm features a 16.5-inch barrel, a polymer handguard, and a folding mechanism that allows for a very compact carry. While not recommended for self-defense due to the .22LR caliber's limitations, its affordability and fun factor make it a standout in the rimfire market.

This video showcases 15 new Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) and rimfire carbines released in 2026, highlighting their innovative features like smarter recoil systems, lighter builds, and factory performance upgrades. The reviewed firearms offer diverse calibers, modularity, and modern designs, aiming to redefine the PCC market and provide versatile options for various shooting applications.

This review of the Tristar Arms KR22, presented by John Parker, Editor-in-Chief of Shooting Sports USA, details its key features. The rifle boasts a threaded barrel, adjustable comb, and 10/22 magazine compatibility, all at a competitive MSRP of $289. Parker's assessment highlights the firearm's ergonomics and functional design, positioning it as a notable entry in the rimfire market.

This video explores the resurgence of lever-action rifles, showcasing innovative new models that blend traditional mechanisms with modern features. The review highlights suppressor-ready designs, AR-magazine compatibility, and specialized applications, offering a comprehensive look at the evolving lever-gun market from a specialized firearms and survival gear channel.

This video showcases seven new rifles introduced at SHOT Show 2025, highlighting innovations across various platforms. Featured firearms include the PSA Jackal 2.0 with its proprietary lower and AXR stock, the American-made Century Arms MB47 AK variant with a milled receiver, and the HK MR556 A4 with ambidextrous controls and an adjustable gas block. Other notable introductions are the Brownells BRN-180 Gen 3 with its modern AR-10-inspired piston system, the Tikka T3x Ace Game for precision and hunting, the POF USA LMR with patented AR-15 improvements, and the Derya TM22 LA118, a unique 22LR lever-action rifle with a detachable magazine.

This comprehensive review from BIG MAN with GUN highlights seven top semi-automatic .22 LR rifles for 2023, offering insights for novice shooters and experienced enthusiasts alike. The video details practical applications from small game hunting to pest control, emphasizing the versatility and affordability of .22 LR platforms. Expert analysis covers features, performance, and historical context for each model, making it a valuable resource for selecting a rimfire rifle.

This video provides an expert overview of five newly revealed rifles from SHOT Show 2023, including the lightweight Fierce MTN Reaper, the tactical IWI US Carmel, the precision-focused Mossberg Patriot LR Tactical, the portable Savage A22 Takedown, and the scout-style Franchi Momentum All-Terrain Elite. The review highlights key features, calibers, and intended uses for each firearm, offering insights for enthusiasts and potential buyers.

The Rossi USA Gallery 22 is a modern rendition of classic pump-action gallery guns, styled after models from over a century ago. It features a compact 18-inch barrel, a 15-round tubular magazine, and traditional German Beachwood furniture. Its lightweight design and simple operation make it suitable for novice shooters and Rimfire enthusiasts alike, offering a blend of classic aesthetics and modern usability.

This guide details the operation of the Lee Single-Shot Carbine, a firearm developed by James Paris Lee. It covers the unique swing-open breech loading mechanism, the hammer-integrated locking cam, and the rear sight adjustment. The carbine's historical context, including its Civil War contract attempts and manufacturing challenges in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is also highlighted.

The Frank Wesson Rimfire Carbine, patented in 1859-1862, featured a unique dual-trigger break-open action for single-shot rimfire cartridges. While originally produced as sporting arms, a military variant in .44 rimfire was adopted by state militias, though its lack of an extractor proved a significant flaw. Despite its light weight and innovative design, the operational difficulty led many soldiers to discard the weapon.

This video debriefs a shooting session featuring the Kel-Tec RFB and PMR-30, highlighting performance observations and potential issues. The RFB is praised for its ergonomics and lightweight feel, though trigger feel and horizontal shell ejection are noted as subjective drawbacks. The PMR-30 experienced some jamming, attributed potentially to magazines, but overall reliability was discussed. The session also included practical shooting drills and commentary on the challenges of shooting in adverse conditions like wind and unstable barricades.