Videos tagged with Stinger

This video from Moondog 2A introduces the L3i Design Solutions Swarm 6GT rifle and their innovative modular chassis system. Expertly presented by Leon from L3i, the content highlights features like a DLC-coated 700 short action, AW cut magazines, and the unique ability to swap chassis inlets for different rifle actions (CZ, Remington, Tikka). This modularity offers significant versatility for rifle owners.

This video compares the least powerful Aguila Super Colibri .22 LR round against the most powerful CCI Stinger. Using a suppressed pistol and a pumpkin as a target, the test visually demonstrates the significant difference in terminal ballistics. The Super Colibri creates minimal damage, while the Stinger shows a dramatically larger exit wound, highlighting the power disparity between different .22 LR loads.

The Stinger was a custom USMC weapon built from an AN/M2 aircraft machine gun, featuring a BAR bipod and M1 Garand stock. Modified for ground use, it had a high rate of fire (1400 rpm) and reduced ammo capacity (100 rounds) for portability. This unique firearm was famously used by Tony Stein during the Battle of Iwo Jima.

This video investigates the terminal ballistics of .22LR at point-blank range, specifically its effectiveness as an 'assassin's bullet'. Experiments using a ballistic dummy head reveal that hollow-point .22LR rounds, like the CCI Stinger, create a contained, muffled shot with no exit wound, trapping evidence. Ball rounds, such as the CCI Mini-Mag, produce a louder report and an exit wound, allowing pressure to escape.

This video presents a ballistic gel test comparing several .22 caliber ammunition types: Velocitor, Interceptor, Stinger, and Supermaximum. The description also includes links to other gel tests, a rifle review, and a comprehensive list of equipment used by the creator, such as steel targets, cameras, safety gear, and testing equipment like chronographs and calipers. The focus is on performance evaluation through gel testing.

This video features Nic Lenze from American Handgunner reviewing the Bond Arms Stinger. The review explores whether this firearm is suitable for everyday carry or specific applications like use on a jetski, offering insights for potential buyers.

This comprehensive overview by Buckeye Ballistics covers nearly every CCI .22 LR, .22 Long, and .22 Short ammunition offering manufactured as of 2018. The expert guide details various loads, including subsonic, standard velocity, competition-grade, and specialty rounds like Shotshell and lead-free options. It highlights key specifications such as grain weight and muzzle velocity (FPS) for each type, providing valuable insights for rimfire enthusiasts.

This video analyzes the terminal ballistics of CCI 32gr Stinger .22LR ammunition when fired from a Ruger Mk II pistol. The test involves shooting the ammunition into calibrated 10% ordnance gelatin, both bare and through heavy clothing, to assess penetration, retained weight, and expansion. The video aims to determine if .22LR can be a viable option for self-defense, and if so, which ammunition performs best. Velocity data is also provided.

This review details the OSS Stinger, a disposable .22 Short pistol designed for covert WWII operations. It highlights three variants (T1, T1E1, T2) and explains the single-shot firing mechanism activated by a pocket clip. Early models suffered significant reliability issues, leading to redesigns like the T2 with a reinforced breech. Despite no documented operational use, these weapons are noted as dangerous due to their sensitive triggers.

This Les Baer Custom shop tour highlights their meticulous 'one at a time' hand-fitting philosophy, reminiscent of 1930s craftsmanship. Every pistol undergoes extensive testing, including firing 150-160 rounds and achieving a 1.5-inch group guarantee at 50 yards. The video details specialized work cells, advanced techniques like draw filing for slide-to-frame fitment, and the 'hard fitting' of barrels for precision.

This video from SHOT Show 2013 highlights Streamlight's upgrades to their popular Stinger and Strion series of flashlights. The primary focus is on the advancements in LED technology, allowing for significantly higher lumen output without compromising the compact size of these lights. The description emphasizes that these updated models remain compatible with existing accessory systems, encouraging viewers to check them out. Links are provided to OpticsPlanet for purchasing both the Stinger and Strion series. Additional coverage from SHOT Show 2013 is available via Gearexpert.com.