Videos tagged with Round Counter

Maztech Industries showcased three new products at NRA 2024: the X4 Fire Control System, an LRF 15K rangefinder, and a round-counting PMAG. The X4 FCS integrates a heads-up display into standard LPVOs, providing real-time ballistic solutions using environmental data. The LRF 15K is a high-power, weapon-mountable rangefinder. The round-counting PMAG, developed in partnership with Magpul, tracks ammunition count and feeds data to the optic, enhancing situational awareness.

This video details the adaptations of the Vickers machine gun for World War I aerial combat, moving beyond its common ground role. Firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson explains modifications like the loading handle's removal for one-handed operation, the hydraulic trigger motor for automated firing, and cooling system changes. It also covers specialized kits like the 'Furoto outfit' for mid-air maintenance and the Hazelton device for increased rate of fire, highlighting the engineering challenges and solutions for airborne gunnery.

This video discusses the CAA Countdown Magazine, a new product from Command Arms that features a color-coded round count window. The reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the concept but questions the legality of its advertising. The video focuses on this innovative magazine feature.

This review of the Savage Model 99 by hickok45 highlights its historical significance, unique rotary magazine design, and effective performance. The video details the rifle's evolution, the .300 Savage cartridge, and practical features like the round counter and loaded chamber indicator. Hickok45's expert assessment emphasizes the rifle's balance, accuracy, and suitability as a hunting firearm.

This entry details the Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle, a significant firearm featured in the MidwayUSA Firearms Hall of Fame. Larry Potterfield, founder of MidwayUSA, highlights its historical introduction in 1899, its innovative rotary box magazine enabling pointed bullet use for improved ballistics, and its hammerless design with a round counter. The rifle's extensive production run from 1899 to 1999, exceeding one million units, and its chambering in popular cartridges like .300 Savage, underscore its legacy as a versatile hunting rifle.