Videos tagged with Takedown Procedure

This video provides an in-depth review and demonstration of the Barrett M107A1 .50 BMG anti-material rifle. It covers its capabilities, operational mechanics, recoil mitigation systems, and practical application in engaging various targets, including vehicles. The presenter emphasizes its role as an anti-material platform rather than a sniper rifle and details its disassembly for cleaning and maintenance.

This review compares the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 1.0 and 2.0, highlighting significant redesigns in the 2.0. The reviewer, a long-time owner, details differences in trigger pull weight, magazine capacity, takedown mechanisms, and overall feel, concluding the 2.0 is a substantial improvement and a different breed of firearm, not just an iteration.

This review of the Mossberg MC2SC highlights its potential as a concealed carry option, noting its good balance and aggressive texturing. However, the reviewer expresses significant reservations regarding the poorly positioned crossbolt safety, the trigger's stacking and clunk, and recurring out-of-battery issues within the first 100 rounds. While acknowledging the firearm's decent sizing and optics-ready capability, the overall impression is one of 'meh,' indicating it doesn't stand out in the competitive micro-compact market.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro and the Mossberg MC2C, two similar compact, thin semi-automatic pistols suitable for concealed carry. The reviewer highlights key differences in magazine follower spring tension, magazine capacities (14/16 rounds for Mossberg vs. 15 for Hellcat Pro), trigger feel, grip texture, and takedown procedures. While both are praised for their accuracy and shootability, the Hellcat Pro is noted for its superior aftermarket support and slightly preferred trigger and grip texture.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Winchester Model 63 semi-automatic rifle, a successor to the Model 1903. It details the rifle's history, its chambering in .22 Long Rifle, and its unique features like a concealed hammer and buttstock loading mechanism. The presenter also demonstrates a simple takedown procedure, highlighting the blowback action and cartridge release system. The video emphasizes the rifle's historical significance and its appeal as a classic firearm.

This review of the Ruger Max-9 by TheFirearmGuy provides an expert-level assessment of its performance as a subcompact 9mm handgun. The reviewer, demonstrating high authority with detailed testing, highlights its thin profile, optic-ready slide, and reliable function through rigorous tests like limp-wristing and auto-charging. It's positioned as a strong competitor in the EDC market against models like the Sig P365 and Springfield Hellcat.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Smith & Wesson Model 41 target pistol, delving into its history, design features, and performance. The presenter, drawing on personal experience and historical context, highlights the pistol's exceptional accuracy, superb craftsmanship, and unique takedown mechanism. He also discusses ammunition preferences and the evolution of the Model 41 over the years, offering insights valuable to collectors and competitive shooters.

This guide details the unique takedown procedure for the Maxim Defense PDX PDW, highlighting its proprietary receiver, truncated BCG, and specialized buffer system. Expert Dave Merrill demonstrates the forward-sliding upper receiver and discusses the Geissele charging handle and Hate Brake muzzle device. The PDX is presented as a versatile platform available in multiple calibers.

This video provides a detailed comparison between two budget-friendly 9mm subcompact pistols: the Taurus G2S and the Ruger EC9s. The review highlights differences in takedown procedures, trigger feel, ergonomics, sights, and overall value. The Taurus G2S is ultimately recommended as the better value due to its included accessories and accessory rail, despite the Ruger EC9s offering a superior trigger feel.

This guide details the takedown procedures for five popular handguns: Glock 19 Gen 5, CZ P10C, Walther PPQ, M&P 45 Compact, and Sig P320 RX Compact. It highlights the differences in disassembly mechanisms, with the Glock, CZ, and Walther using slide-lock tabs, while the M&P and Sig employ a rotating lever system. The Sig P320's unique feature of not requiring a trigger pull for disassembly is also noted. Proper safety protocols are emphasized throughout.

This video introduces the Springfield Armory Hellcat, a new high-capacity micro-compact 9mm pistol. It highlights the Hellcat's 13+1 and 11+1 magazine capacities, its combat-style sights (U-shaped rear, dot front), and its familiar XD-series takedown procedure. The presenter notes the captive double-wild recoil spring and praises the pistol's trigger with a short reset, anticipating range testing.

This documentary explores the history and technical aspects of the Remington Model 8 semi-automatic rifle, designed by John Browning. It details its development, unique long recoil action, and its potential, albeit limited, use in WWI aviation. The video also compares it to its Belgian counterpart, the FN Model 1900, highlighting their similarities and differences in design and features.