Videos tagged with RN-50

This video showcases the destructive power of a .50 BMG round fired from a Raptor-50 rifle at a Halloween-themed target. The demonstration highlights the rifle's single-shot capacity and the dramatic impact on a pumpkin, emphasizing the raw force of this large caliber round. It's a clear display of high-power rifle capabilities in a fun, albeit destructive, context.

This video showcases the Serbu RN-50 rifle chambered in .50 BMG engaging a steel target. It highlights the unique screw-on breech loading process and the significant recoil and muzzle blast associated with this large caliber firearm. The demonstration includes loading, firing, and extracting the spent casing, emphasizing safe handling and range protocols.

This video features the RN-50 Barrel Test Gun, a custom firearm built from a modified RN-50 to facilitate shop-made pistol barrel testing. The creator also highlights the Olight Osight red dot sight, praising its quality and affordability. Additionally, a recommendation is made for Computer Quest, LLC, an IT services company, for their excellent work.

This video provides an in-depth look at various Serbu Firearms, including the compact Super Shorty 12-gauge shotgun and several .50 BMG platforms like the BFG-50, RN-50, and BFG-50A. It highlights the Super Shorty's media popularity, 2+1 capacity, and folding foregrip. The .50 BMG rifles showcase different actions (bolt, break, semi-auto) and price points, with the RN-50 being the most affordable. A unique .22 LR prototype pistol with an internal slide design is also featured.

This YouTube video addresses a firearm malfunction experienced by Scott's RN-50 rifle, where the upper receiver separated from the lower. The creator explains the cause of the failure and demonstrates the process of repairing the rifle to a like-new condition. The content focuses on troubleshooting, repair, and restoration of a specific firearm model.

This YouTube video showcases custom muzzle brake engraving for an RN-50 rifle. The creator explains that they rarely offer engraving due to time constraints and the difficulty of machining the brake face after a design change. However, they have now adopted laser engraving, which simplifies the process. The engraving was done at a customer's request, and the creator humorously admits to potentially forgetting about the order due to its age, which was from over a year ago.

This video compares the destructive power of a custom Micro 50 BMG rifle against ballistic gel and a realistic human torso dummy. It also features a comparison with an 18-inch RN-50 and a .44 Magnum Desert Eagle, highlighting differences in impact effects. The content culminates with a demonstration of a custom 7-round shotgun firing Dragon's Breath, buckshot, and slugs simultaneously, completely obliterating the torso.

This review showcases the unique Serbu Micro .50 BMG, a custom firearm with a 10-inch barrel based on the RN-50 receiver. Despite its compact size, initial firing tests revealed manageable recoil. The video includes penetration tests comparing different barrel lengths and destructive capability tests using API rounds against oxygen tanks, highlighting the .50 BMG's power.

This video showcases the unique Serbu 50 BMG Micro rifles, featuring 10-inch barrels and a break-action design. The creator demonstrates firing two simultaneously, highlighting the extreme recoil and shockwave generated by the .50 BMG caliber. The review emphasizes the custom build aspect and the intense physical experience of handling these powerful, compact firearms.

This review showcases the Serbu .50 BMG Micro, a compact anti-materiel rifle with a 10-inch barrel, provided by designer Mark Serbu. The video highlights its compact handling, the ability to attach stocks, and the use of budget red dot sights. It's presented as a unique, large-caliber firearm suitable for specific applications.

This video showcases the aftermath of an RN-50 firearm that was subjected to C4 explosives. The creator's friend, who assisted in the previous comparison video, sent back the destroyed remains of the RN-50. Viewers are invited to observe the "interesting" fragments and the altered appearance of the barrel, which, due to the explosive force, now visually exhibits crystalline and rock-like structures, contrasting with its typical perception as a uniform steel material. A drinking game is playfully suggested for every mention of the word "interesting."

This video compares the "RN 50" and "C4" in a somewhat unscientific manner, reminiscent of Edwin Sarkissian's style. The creator discusses observed phenomena, particularly refuting the idea that a .50 BMG round could be responsible for a specific accident due to the distinct damage patterns compared to high explosives. The video offers a quick look at interesting aspects and promises a follow-up installment.