Videos tagged with Spartan

This YouTube video, titled 'P90 go BURRRRRRRRRR (PT.1)', focuses on the FN P90 and PS90 firearms. The video appears to be part of a series and hints at a high volume of fire or rapid shooting with the P90, as indicated by the "BURRRRRRRRRR" in the title. The description explicitly mentions "airsoft," suggesting this might be an airsoft rendition or demonstration of the P90/PS90, rather than live fire. The inclusion of hashtags like #FN, #p90, #ps90, #freedomdispenser, #spartan, and #spartandefense further solidifies the subject matter. The video aims to showcase the P90 in a dynamic or exciting manner, likely for an audience interested in firearms, airsoft, or potentially tactical gear.

This video showcases the SIG SAUER Airguns 1911 Spartan CO2 BB-Gun, presented by Stephanie Kee. The review highlights its features and benefits, positioning it as an excellent choice for training and casual plinking. The design is noted to be inspired by Spartan warriors, adding a thematic element to the presentation.

This "Product in Focus" video from OpticsPlanet.com highlights the LaserMax SPARTAN rail-mounted laser sight. The description emphasizes its ruggedness and versatility, suitable for both military applications and responsibly armed citizens. It details the Rail Vise technology for optimal mounting near the trigger guard and easier activation. The video showcases both Red and Green laser variants, compatible with various firearm platforms like pistols, rifles, and shotguns, and archery equipment. It provides direct links to purchase the red and green models on OpticsPlanet.com and encourages viewers to subscribe for more product showcases.

This video features Joe from Victorinox demonstrating the process of creating a Spartan Swiss Army Knife at the SHOT 2011 Nutnfancy booth. It highlights the use of a jig in the assembly of this popular knife model. The content focuses on the manufacturing and assembly of a well-known tool.

The Cold Steel Spartan is a large, heavy-duty tactical folding knife praised for its secure grip and robust Tri-Ad lock. Despite a blade curve that can challenge sharpening and a measured weight exceeding catalog specs, its ergonomics and value at around $51 (2010 street price) make it a compelling option for defensive use and heavy EDC.