Videos tagged with Semi-Automatic Action

This entry details a demonstration by Judge Lawrence VanDyke, as presented by Colion Noir, to legally challenge firearm magazine bans. The judge uses a Sig Sauer P320 to illustrate that magazines and other replaceable parts are essential functional components, not accessories, arguing against definitions that could lead to the incremental banning of firearms. The demonstration highlights the technical ignorance often present in legislative and media discussions surrounding firearms.

This guide details the operation of a 1942 SVT-40 rifle, covering magazine loading, chambering a round, safety engagement, and live fire. It emphasizes proper handling of vintage military surplus firearms and safe shooting techniques, as demonstrated by a firearms enthusiast. The video showcases the rifle's semi-automatic action and iron sights in a methodical manner.

Chris Cheng, a Top Shot Champion, provides a beginner-friendly explanation of common rifle actions in this "Rifle 101" video. He breaks down the differences between manual actions, such as lever-action and bolt-action rifles, and semi-automatic actions, commonly found in modern sporting rifles like the AR-15. The video encourages firearm instructors and experienced shooters to share these insights with newcomers to the shooting sports. It also promotes Cheng's book, "Shoot to Win," and highlights sponsors like Salient Arms International and Winchester. The content is filmed at the Richmond Rod & Gun Club and is presented by the NSSF as part of their "Let's Go Shooting" initiative.

This guide details the technique for achieving rapid fire with a Barrett M107A1 .50 BMG rifle, as demonstrated by legendary shooter Jerry Miculek. It focuses on understanding the semi-automatic action, analyzing split times using high-speed footage, and achieving tight shot groups under extreme speed. The expert instruction highlights the mechanics of cycling and ignition for maximum efficiency.