Videos tagged with Tactical lever-action rifle

The Dirty Kid channel has released their 2026 calendars, featuring high-end firearms and tactical gear. The calendars showcase a variety of firearms, including a suppressed Beretta 92, a 2011 pistol with an optic, a bolt-action chassis rifle, a tactical lever-action rifle, a CZ Scorpion PCC, and a precision rifle. The visuals highlight professional firearm photography and the use of NFA items like suppressors.

This guide details a technique for distinguishing between .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition when fired from a tactical lever-action rifle. It involves loading a mixed magazine and observing differences in recoil and muzzle report during live fire. The Civilian Tactical host, demonstrating high authority and expertise, challenges viewers to identify the calibers based on shooting performance, emphasizing the importance of range safety and understanding ammunition characteristics.

This video demonstrates the fun and functional operation of a tactical lever-action rifle, specifically a model chambered in .38 Special. The demonstration, performed by an enthusiast with clear expertise in weapon manipulation, highlights smooth cycling and safe muzzle discipline. It showcases single-loading techniques and the use of a Midwest Industries M-LOK handguard and a red dot optic for enhanced performance on an outdoor range.

This video showcases customized firearms, including a chrome-plated Empire 1911 with modern accessories and a tactical lever-action rifle featuring aftermarket furniture and a suppressor. The host humorously targets firearm purists by demonstrating how classic designs can be updated with contemporary tactical elements. The content highlights the trend of personalization in the firearm community.

This video showcases a customized Sig Sauer P365, likely an XMacro or XL variant, configured for everyday carry (EDC) with a Holosun red dot optic and a Streamlight weapon light. The presenter demonstrates the draw and grip from an appendix carry position. It then transitions to a modern tactical lever-action rifle featuring a camouflage finish, M-LOK handguard, red dot optic, and a buttstock shell carrier. A stylized 'flip' technique for cycling the lever-action rifle is also demonstrated.

This video reviews several tactical lever-action rifles available in 2023, highlighting their modern features and classic designs. It covers models like the POF USA Tombstone, Citadel LEPTAK-92, Henry Model X Series, Rossi R92 Triple Black, Marlin 336 Dark Series, Bishop Firearms 1895 GBL, and Taylor's 1892 Alaskan Takedown. The review emphasizes their suitability for home defense, hunting, and competition shooting, noting specific calibers, barrel lengths, magazine capacities, and accessory mounting options.

This video reviews eight tactical lever-action rifles, highlighting their features, calibers, and suitability for modern applications. It covers models like the Marlin 1895 in .45-70 Government, the Rossi Rio Bravo in .22LR, and the Winchester Model 94 in .30-30 Winchester, detailing their specifications, ergonomics, and tactical enhancements such as threaded barrels and accessory rails. The review aims to guide viewers in selecting the best tactical lever-action rifle for their specific needs.

This guide details a rapid emergency reload technique for tactical lever-action rifles, as demonstrated by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical. It focuses on efficient manipulation by directly loading rounds into the ejection port from a side saddle, emphasizing speed and maintaining a tactical advantage. The technique is suitable for intermediate shooters looking to enhance their rifle handling skills under pressure.