Videos tagged with Steve

This video features Steve, Caleb, and Jude from Brownells at the range testing the Springfield Prodigy 4.25" Comp. Caleb, who has been using this handgun throughout the spring and summer, shares his experiences and insights with the rest of the team. The video likely covers the handgun's performance, features, and overall impressions, offering a product spotlight for potential buyers and firearm enthusiasts.

This video features Steve and Alex discussing the topic of collectibles. While the specific nature of the collectibles isn't detailed, the content suggests a discussion about their value and worth. Potential topics could range from general collecting principles to specific types of items that are considered collectible. The hosts aim to provide insights into the world of collecting.

This video announces the launch of a new reloading series from Brownells, hosted by Caleb and Steve. The series is designed for beginners but will also cover advanced topics and viewer-requested content. Topics will include brass preparation, powder selection, and the entire loading process. The series will be available on YouTube, Rumble, and the Brownells website, aiming to provide valuable information for both new and experienced reloaders.

This video "Smyth Busters" examines the tactical utility of offset backup sights for AR-15 rifles, questioning whether they are a genuine tactical advantage or merely a "tacticool" trend. The discussion covers the pros, such as maintaining a cheekweld, and cons, like potential snag hazards and issues when shooting from the non-dominant shoulder. The hosts conclude that offset red dot sights, specifically, offer a practical and tactical benefit for engaging both near and far targets, especially in competition or self-defense scenarios, busting the myth of their purely aesthetic nature.

This episode of Smyth Busters celebrates its 100th installment by debunking common viewer myths surrounding Brownells Gun Techs Caleb and Steve. The duo addresses personal questions ranging from their relationship to their age, and even touches on humorous queries about their attire behind the table and the contents of their coffee mugs. Specific mentions include the M2 machine gun prototype and the video game 'Escape from Tarkov', suggesting a deep dive into viewer perceptions and potentially some behind-the-scenes insights into the world of firearms.

This YouTube video features a test shooting of the HK VP9L firearm, hosted by Steve. The description highlights Top Guns as a locally owned business dedicated to serving its community with an advanced indoor range. They emphasize their commitment to offering competitive pricing and excellent service, while also expressing a strong belief in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The video appears to be a demonstration or range test of the specified pistol, likely aimed at showcasing its performance and appealing to firearms enthusiasts and Second Amendment advocates.

This video provides essential tips for preparing your range bag for the first day of shooting in the spring. Brownells Gun Techs Caleb and Steve cover crucial items such as eye and ear protection (including backups), targets, staplers, gaffer's tape, and a comprehensive first-aid kit. They also emphasize bringing basic tools for maintenance, such as gunsmithing screwdrivers, Allen wrenches, rags, and gun oil or CLP. The importance of cleaning your firearm before heading to the range and mentally preparing through dry-fire practice and safety reviews is also highlighted.

This video from Smyth Busters features Brownells Gun Techs™ Caleb and Steve discussing the importance of proper firearm terminology. They delve into the nuances of using correct terms, distinguishing between clips and magazines, and the debate around "buffer tube" versus "receiver extension." The hosts emphasize that while technical accuracy is crucial in many situations (like ordering ammunition), they advocate for a tolerant approach to those who may use less precise language, as long as the intent is understood and the product is ultimately correct. They also briefly touch on the correct pronunciation of "Heckler & KOCH."

This video addresses a common concern among new AR-15 owners: a dented primer on an unfired cartridge. Brownells Gun Techs Steve and Caleb explain that this is a normal characteristic of firearms with a "floating" firing pin, such as the AR-15 and M16. When the bolt slams into battery, the inertia of the firing pin can cause it to briefly strike the primer. However, without the force of the hammer, this impact is insufficient to ignite the primer. The video demonstrates this phenomenon with a primed cartridge case, reinforcing that it is an intentional design feature and not an indication of a faulty rifle.

This video celebrates reaching 100,000 subscribers. The creator, MrBigKid (Steve), expresses gratitude to his "friends" and "fellow Big Kids" for their support. He highlights the dedication involved in producing content, including thousands of hours of editing and hundreds of videos. MrBigKid initially aimed for "Fun" content but has since focused on Firearms and BBQ, emphasizing his passion for safe, enjoyable firearm ownership. He thanks everyone and looks forward to reaching a million subscribers.

Adjustable gas blocks are not essential for every AR-15 but are highly beneficial for tuning over-gassed rifles, leading to a cleaner and softer shooting experience. They cannot fix under-gassed issues because the barrel's gas port is the primary restriction. For AR-308 platforms, they are recommended to manage higher gas pressures and ensure reliable cycling.

This video from Brownells Gun Techs showcases a mint condition Colt Anaconda revolver found at Rock Island Auction Company. The Anaconda, a large-frame double-action revolver designed for the .44 Magnum cartridge, is discussed in detail, including its design influences (similar to the Python externally, but with internal differences akin to the King Cobra or Trooper), its all-stainless steel construction with a rare bright polish finish, and its market introduction in 1990 amidst the rise of semi-automatic pistols. The video notes the Anaconda's high production cost and eventual discontinuation around 2002, making this particular example a valuable addition to a firearm collection.