Videos tagged with Sinistral Rifleman

This video showcases the KE Arms Sear Link Technology (SLT) trigger for the CZ Scorpion platform being tested in a competitive shooting environment at CQB Brutality 2024. The content highlights the use of competitive events as a testing ground for firearm equipment and new product development, specifically focusing on the performance and potential of this aftermarket trigger.

This video covers the Red Oktober 2023 competition, focusing on the 'Free World Irons' division. The content creator, Sinistral Rifleman, showcases his participation in the match, using a modified A2-style AR-15. The description highlights viewer support for InRange. The video appears to be a range report or competition recap from a specific event.

This YouTube Short features the "Sinistral Rifleman" testing the warranty of Vortex Optics. The video documents the process of contacting Vortex customer service after a "Solar fail" on a Vortex product, with the influencer acting as a regular customer to evaluate the warranty experience. The content aims to provide viewers with insight into Vortex's customer support and warranty handling.

This video is an FAQ for the "Handgun Brutality" handgun-only competition. Hosted by Sinistral Rifleman and Karl, it addresses common questions about the event, including gun choices, shooting positions, measurement guidelines for firearms and magazines, caliber and power restrictions, recommended gear, and stage design. The discussion touches upon comparisons with IPSC, IDPA, and SASS, and anticipates physical challenges and unique elements compared to local handgun matches.

This video provides full match coverage of the Desert Brutality 2022 competition, featuring detailed breakdowns of every stage. Hosted by InRange TV and presented by Sinistral Rifleman, it also includes mentions of specific firearm reviews for the PX9 Duty and BRN180. The description hints at upcoming content comparing rifles, PCCs, and handguns, indicating a focus on competitive shooting and firearm analysis.

This video features a "Flintlock Distance Challenge" where hosts Sinistral Rifleman and the InRange TV personality test the accuracy of a smoothbore flintlock pistol at extended ranges. The video highlights the challenges and capabilities of historical firearms and is supported by viewer contributions through Patreon.

This video features a "1873 Winchester Spinner Challenge" where the host, "Sinistral Rifleman," and another individual attempt to spin a spinner using a historic 1873 Winchester lever-action rifle. The description highlights that InRange TV is viewer-supported via Patreon.

This video from InRange TV, featuring Sinistral Rifleman, delves into the practical benefits of modern sighting systems on shotguns. Using a spinner, a Remington 870, and a side-by-side coach gun loaded with slugs, the presenters demonstrate why red dot sights or rifle sights can significantly improve accuracy and effectiveness on shotguns. The content emphasizes the tangible advantages of these optical enhancements for shotgun platforms.

This YouTube video features a comparison test involving a 1853 Enfield rifle and an unnamed "Spinner" firearm. The description highlights a collaborative effort with "Sinistral Rifleman" assisting with the ramrod and pre-torn cartridges, suggesting a historical or experimental shooting scenario. The video appears to be a "best of three attempts" demonstration, indicating a focus on practical application and performance comparison between the firearms.

This video features a "Spinner Challenge" where InRange.TV personalities Sinistral Rifleman and SR face off against a MGM Spinner target. The challenge utilizes a SxS hammered coach gun and a Remington 870 RDS enhanced pump-action shotgun. The video focuses on the performance of 12 Gauge birdshot and discusses the spread of shot patterns at varying distances, emphasizing the challenge presented by the spinner target rather than a direct competition between individuals.

This InRange TV video features a discussion between Sinistral Rifleman and the presenter about the Beretta 1301 Competition Shotgun. The video emphasizes the shotgun's smooth handling and performance, asserting it's one of the finest semi-automatic shotguns available. The presenter also addresses viewer accusations of manufacturer bias, clarifying that InRange is viewer-supported and does not accept money or sponsors from firearm manufacturers. They highlight the coincidence of their video's release date with Garand Thumb's, and express frustration with persistent allegations of undisclosed collaborations.

This video, "Patreon Spinner Challenge!" from the InRange channel, invites viewers to submit ideas for gun challenges or specific firearms they'd like to see featured. The description highlights that official submissions are accepted exclusively through their Patreon page. It also mentions that the channel is entirely viewer-supported, providing a direct link to their Patreon for those who wish to contribute or participate in the submission process. The video appears to be a call for community input on future content.