Videos tagged with Surplus

This short video provides a casual unboxing of a Romanian AK MD63 parts kit from Gun Geeks. The presenter highlights included accessories like a sling, magazine pouch, cleaning kit, and bayonet, along with the surplus furniture featuring a 'dong' handguard and a battle-worn finish. The presenter encourages viewers to subscribe to the Muzzle Broke channel for upcoming range fun with this AK.

This video provides an in-depth look at a significant shipment of restored and unrestored military ordnance, including rockets, launchers, and various ammunition types, destined for a museum. Key items featured include a 106mm recoilless rifle, SMAW rockets (HEAA and HEDP variants manufactured in-house), AT4 launchers (including a cutaway and training version), RPG-7 rounds, Carl Gustaf rounds, Javelin missile containers, and mortar systems. The content highlights the restoration process and the technical specifications of several ordnance pieces.

This YouTube video delves into the rich history of the iconic Browning Hi-Power pistol. It combines historical insights with a hands-on unboxing of surplus Hi-Power firearms, offering viewers a look at these classic handguns. The description also promotes the creator's other channels on YouTube and their social media presence on Instagram and Twitter, and Rumble.

This review covers the Czechoslovakian vz. 44/67 and vz. 44/81 flare pistols, detailing their simple mechanical design and operation. Key features include a break-action barrel, external hammer, and compatibility with standard 26.5mm flares. The video also showcases the dedicated holster designed for carrying both the pistol and multiple flare types.

This video provides a tutorial on the proper method for mounting a bayonet to an AK-pattern rifle or any other firearm that accepts one. It also delves into a discussion about the apparent absence of bayonets being used in the current Russia-Ukraine conflict. The content covers practical firearm accessory attachment and touches upon military equipment usage in modern warfare.

This video focuses on a M48 Patton Tank Chamber Evacuator, with the title and description highlighting its military surplus and "new old stock" status. The content likely involves showcasing or discussing this specific piece of military equipment, aiming to appeal to collectors and enthusiasts of historical military hardware and surplus items. The inclusion of #army and #military tags suggests a broad appeal to those interested in military history and equipment.

This unboxing video reveals a substantial surplus of Zastava M83 revolvers, chambered in .357 Magnum. The review highlights variations in grips, finishes (including nickel and custom engravings), and barrel lengths (4-inch and 6-inch). Range testing confirms reliability with both .38 Special and .357 Magnum rounds, noting the design's similarity to the Smith & Wesson J-frame.

This video unboxes a 70-year-old military surplus part: the Right Breechblock Slide Plate Assembly for a 20mm M24/M3 gun. The component is found preserved in cosmoline, wrapped in aged paper, and features original ordnance markings. The presenter identifies the part using a technical diagram and highlights its excellent condition, indicating it's likely New Old Stock.

This video focuses on "Milsurp Hunting," a term that suggests the search for surplus military items, likely including firearms and associated equipment, from World War II. The title implies a challenging expedition, encountering "all our problems," indicating potential difficulties in the hunt. The content likely involves exploring historical sites or flea markets to find these artifacts, with a potential focus on the firearms aspect of milsurp collecting and civilian tactical applications (civtac).

This YouTube video focuses on the Polish P-83 Wanad, a 9x18mm pocket pistol. The title suggests the video will explore the pistol's capabilities, implying it remains relevant despite its age. The description highlights its Polish origin and military surplus status, indicating a potential focus on its history, design, and practical application, possibly in a review or range test format. The inclusion of hashtags like #polska, #poland, #surplus, and #wojskowy reinforces these themes.

This YouTube video, titled 'Did Someone say BOMBS?! Military Surplus', focuses on military surplus items. While the title alludes to "bombs," the content likely revolves around military surplus gear or historical artifacts related to ordnance, rather than active explosive devices. The use of hashtags like #army and #military suggests a focus on military collectibles or equipment.

This review covers a post-war Walther PP in .32 ACP, acquired for $500. The firearm exhibits excellent build quality and iconic status, despite some finish wear. It demonstrates reliable accuracy on the range, with its all-steel frame aiding in managing recoil. While not a modern concealed carry choice, it's highly recommended as a valuable and fun-to-shoot collectible.