Videos tagged with Serial Number Restoration

This video provides a detailed analysis of the SKS rifle used in an assassination attempt, focusing on its identification as a Chinese Type 56 variant. It critically examines common modifications, such as sporterized stocks and scope mounting, highlighting their detrimental effects on accuracy and reliability. The instructor also discusses the challenges and methods of serial number recovery on firearms.

This video reviews the Kel-Tec P-32 and P-11 pistols, highlighting their design, specifications, and performance. The P-32, chambered in .32 Auto, was noted for its small size and light weight upon its 1999 release. The P-11, a 9mm variant, is discussed as a slightly larger but still compact option. The presenter, with experience in crime labs, discusses their reliability, accuracy limitations, and unique aspects like serial number restoration.

This video from Small Arms Solutions delves into the prevalence of Glock pistols in crime labs, highlighting their popularity among law enforcement, civilians, and criminals alike. It details how forensic examiners utilize unique markings on cartridge cases, such as elliptical firing pin impressions and square breach face marks, to identify Glocks. The discussion also covers the challenges and advancements in identifying bullets fired from Glock's hammer-forged barrels, particularly the improvements in Gen 5 models, and the process of serial number restoration.

This video provides a detailed review of the FIE Titan GT27, a 25 Auto semi-automatic pistol. The instructor, with extensive experience in forensics and as a military contractor, discusses its history, technical specifications, and reliability. He emphasizes that while 25 Auto is generally not recommended for self-defense due to its limited stopping power, this particular model is considered one of the more reliable in its class. The review also touches upon its historical context as a 'Saturday Night Special' and its common appearance in crime labs.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Raven Arms MP-25, a firearm often categorized as a 'Saturday Night Special'. The presenter, a former forensic firearms examiner, details its history, construction, common malfunctions, and its prevalence in crime. The review highlights the gun's low cost, cheap materials (Zamac zinc alloy), and inherent unreliability, making it unsuitable for self-defense despite its accessibility.