Videos tagged with Tactical Lever Gun

This video outlines a three-day training event hosted by Tactical Rifleman at the Montgomery County Shooting Complex. The courses cover Pistol Fundamentals, Combat Pistol, and a specialized Tactical Lever Gun course. The lever gun training focuses on practical application, including transitions, loading techniques, and tactical considerations, offering valuable skills for various scenarios.

This content explores the modernization of lever action rifles, specifically highlighting the Henry SPD line. The video emphasizes that these rifles are designed for modern applications right out of the box, negating the need for extensive aftermarket modifications. It showcases features like red dot optics, M-LOK handguards, and suppressor compatibility, making them suitable for both hunting and home defense scenarios.

This video explores the Smith and Wesson 1854 Stealth Hunter, questioning whether an iconic figure like John Wayne would carry such a modern, tactically styled lever-action rifle. The instructor, Hickok45, contrasts the firearm's contemporary design with traditional lever guns, like the Winchester 1892 famously used by John Wayne in movies. While acknowledging the aesthetic departure from classic firearms, the video suggests that modern interpretations can serve as an entry point for new shooters to appreciate lever-action platforms, highlighting the flexibility and fun inherent in this firearm type.

Clint Morgan argues that lever-action rifles remain relevant and practical, not just nostalgic. He highlights their historical significance in shaping the US and their continued utility for quick firing in close quarters, especially for those working land or operating in restrictive states. While acknowledging potential field stripping complexities, he emphasizes their reliability and aesthetic appeal.

This review of the Smith & Wesson 1854 Stealth Hunter .44 Magnum lever-action rifle highlights its modern tactical features, contrasting them with traditional lever-action designs. The presenter, hickok45, notes its stainless steel construction, MLOK handguard, and ghost ring sights, while also discussing its performance with both .44 Magnum and .44 Special ammunition, including cycling reliability and accuracy.

This video showcases a custom-built Marlin 1895 SBL, themed after Jurassic Park's Isla Nublar and modified by Mad Pig Customs. The build features Midwest Industries furniture, a Wild West Guns trigger, and an 'InGen' Cerakote finish. The host discusses the tactical lever gun philosophy, Jeff Cooper's scout rifle concept, and performs ballistic tests comparing the .45-70 Government cartridge to 5.56 NATO and .308 Winchester. The video also touches on the rifle's pop culture appearances and its potential legal advantages in restrictive states.

This guide details how to modify a lever-action rifle for enhanced tactical performance, focusing on suppressed operation. It covers installing key accessories like an M-LOK handguard, red dot sight, and weapon light, drawing on expert insights from Civilian Tactical. The modifications aim to improve target acquisition and overall firearm utility for quiet, effective shooting scenarios.

This guide details the modification of a lever-action rifle into a tactical platform using Midwest Industries components, including a tactical stock, M-LOK handguard, and Odin weapon light. It then outlines a process for comparing the terminal ballistics of .38 Special and .357 Magnum rounds through ballistic gel testing, providing insights into their performance differences. The expert instruction emphasizes practical application and technical comparison.

RECOIL editors Tom Marshall and Patrick McCarthy explore the world of lever-action firearms and accessories in this video. They showcase new gear from Midwest Industries and components from other popular lever gun brands, touching on applications like NVGs, tactical setups, and shoot house scenarios. The video encourages viewers to consider their ideal lever gun build.

This Gunblast.com video features Boge Quinn testing the Big Horn Armory "Black Thunder" Tactical Lever Gun chambered in the powerful 500 S&W Magnum. The review highlights the rifle's versatility with a wide range of bullet weights (200-grain to 700-grain) and its capability for hunting any game. Manufactured in Cody, WY, USA, the "Black Thunder" is presented as a high-quality, versatile lever-action rifle.

This guide details a rapid-fire drill for tactical lever-action rifles, as demonstrated by Micah Mayfield. It emphasizes smooth cycling, recoil control, and maintaining a sight picture for quick follow-up shots. The drill is suitable for experienced shooters looking to enhance speed and proficiency with lever-action platforms.

Midwest Industries is expanding its accessory offerings for lever-action firearms beyond Marlins. They now provide M-LOK compatible handguards for Rossi 92 and Winchester 94 models, enabling users to mount modern accessories like lights and lasers. This allows for enhanced usability in hunting scenarios, particularly for night operations with night vision devices.