Videos tagged with Royal Range USA

This YouTube video, titled "The Forbidden Popsicle," aims to guide viewers in selecting the best suppressor for their rifle. It features prominent mentions of @silencershop, @royalrangeusa, and @havoc_2_1, suggesting a focus on suppressor brands, a shooting range, and potentially a firearms manufacturer or influencer. The hashtag #dirtycivilian implies a connection to a firearm-related personality or community. The video's core purpose is a comparative review or guide to rifle suppressors.

This YouTube video features a shooter attempting the "Max Michel 17 Round Challenge." The challenge involves shooting 17 rounds at 7 yards and achieving all "Alphas" (hits in the highest scoring area of the target) within 3 seconds. The description indicates the shooter started well but struggled to maintain momentum, ultimately achieving 14 Alphas and 3 Charlies (hits in the next scoring area) in 4.50 seconds, with an initial draw from concealment at 1.09 seconds. The shooter notes they performed the challenge "cold" (without prior practice). The video also mentions a class at Royal Range USA.

Hickok45 takes the M60 machine gun on a 'woods walk', engaging targets with 7.62x51mm NATO. The video highlights practical firearm handling, including clearing a malfunction on a private range, emphasizing safety and control. It concludes with a sustained burst, showcasing the M60's firepower.

This video offers a close-up examination and full-auto firing demonstration of the M60 machine gun, on loan from Royal Range USA. Hickok45 showcases its effectiveness on reactive targets at close range, highlighting the belt-fed mechanism and 7.62mm caliber. The content emphasizes safe handling and responsible gun ownership.

This video features a trip to Royal Range in Nashville, TN, where the host and their friend Derrick rented and fired machine guns. The description highlights that it was a great time, emphasizing the enjoyable experience of shooting rental machine guns with a friend.

This video showcases a modified Glock 17, equipped with a full-auto sear and a tactical chassis, engaging steel targets in full-auto fire. Hickok45 demonstrates the firearm's rapid fire capability, comparing it to a previous Glock 19 attempt. The session highlights the challenges of controlling muzzle climb and recoil in full-auto pistol fire, and concludes with a reveal of the NFA-regulated nature of the firearm.

This video showcases a full-auto Glock 17 converted to a carbine by Royal Range USA, demonstrating its capabilities by destroying a stack of clay pots. Hickok45 highlights the firearm's cyclic rate and the effectiveness of controlled burst fire. The content also touches upon firearm identification, distinguishing between factory full-auto models and conversions.

This video showcases the Skorpion VZ 61 in a 'Woods Walk' scenario, demonstrating its full-auto capability and surprisingly manageable recoil in .32 ACP. Hickok45 highlights its compact nature, suitability for various roles, and the fun factor of shooting a select-fire weapon. The demonstration includes tactical reloads and engaging multiple targets, emphasizing responsible handling.

The VZ 61 Skorpion is a compact, full-auto machine pistol designed for second-line troops. Despite its small size, it offers controllable full-auto fire due to its light .32 ACP recoil and a unique rate reducer mechanism. The firearm features a folding wire stock and fires from a closed bolt for improved accuracy, making it a historically significant and fun-to-shoot NFA item.