Videos tagged with Trench Warfare Drill

This review of the Sig 1911 Nitron Rail in .45 ACP highlights significant reliability issues during a 'Trench Warfare Drill', particularly with Nutnfancy's own runs using PMC FMJ. While accuracy was noted as good, multiple failures to go into battery occurred. Another shooter, Chad, experienced zero jams with Winchester White Box, suggesting ammunition sensitivity. The trigger was estimated at 6-7 lbs, indicating a need for a trigger job, though ergonomics were praised.

This review tests the CZ 75 B 'Cold War' edition through a demanding 'Trench Warfare Drill.' While praised for ergonomics and aesthetics, the pistol's trigger requires deliberate effort for accuracy, and a specific magazine failure highlights potential reliability concerns under stress. It's a classic platform that may need tuning to match modern striker-fired speed.

This video details the Hi-Point 995TS 9mm carbine's performance during a 'Trench Warfare Drill,' emphasizing its surprising accuracy and reliability for its low cost. Reviewers Nutnfancy and Crockett20 highlight its effectiveness despite ergonomic quirks and a stiff trigger, comparing it favorably to the Kel-Tec Sub-2000 in terms of ammunition versatility and iron sight quality. The drill involves movement, shooting at various distances, and frequent magazine changes, showcasing the carbine's functional capabilities in a dynamic scenario.

This review compares the Glock 17's performance against Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) in a dynamic 'Trench Warfare' drill. While the Glock 17 demonstrated excellent reliability with Scherer 33-round magazines and Blazer ammo, PCCs generally offer superior speed and stability, especially as shooter fatigue sets in. The Glock 17 is highlighted as a reliable handgun, but a carbine proves more forgiving for accuracy under duress.

This video showcases a "Trench Warfare Drill" testing the KelTec Sub-2000. The footage captures the rifle performing reliably despite dry conditions that later proved to be slick due to matted weeds. The test highlights the Sub-2000's accuracy, portability, and the inclusion of a Vortex Strikefire optic. The content promises a future video where the host falls, adding an element of lighthearted anticipation. The video also references a full review of the KelTec Sub-2000 by Nutnfancy.

This video features Nutnfancy's "Worst Run" of the Trench Warfare Drill using a Ruger LCR revolver. He challenges the notion that snub-nose revolvers can't be shot accurately under stress, engaging targets from 7 to 25 yards after running. The video highlights the Ruger LCR Model 5401's lightweight design and excellent trigger, comparing it briefly to the heavier .357 Magnum variant. Nutnfancy demonstrates improved reload techniques using HKS Speedloaders and discusses managing the challenges of pressured shooting drills, including occasional malfunctions. The video also mentions the effectiveness of the Hogue grips and a painted front sight for improved target acquisition.

This video demonstrates the Ruger GP100's combat effectiveness through a demanding 'Trench Warfare Drill'. Nutnfancy highlights the importance of physical conditioning and accuracy under pressure, showcasing the revolver's reliability even with a custom trigger job. The drill also serves as a practical lesson in handling revolver malfunctions, specifically a frozen trigger due to an out-of-battery cylinder.

This review covers the FNP45 Tactical during a 'Trench Warfare' drill, highlighting its reliability but noting issues with the threaded barrel protector loosening and ejected casings hitting the Burris FastFire optic. The magazine's snag-prone retention tab is also critiqued. The video showcases custom tactical vests and a Glock 26 backup pistol.

This video features "PFIDude" demonstrating a "Trench Warfare Drill" using a lever-action rifle, as presented by Nutnfancy. The drill emphasizes rapid manipulation of the lever action, hence the title "Lever Gun Action!". PFIDude's website, www.firearmspro.com, is mentioned as a source for purchasing the specific item shown, with a few identical units to be available later. The description also notes that only one firearm was used for the "Trench" drill. Music for the video is licensed from www.danosongs.com.

The S&W TRR8 .357 Magnum revolver excels in dynamic drills like the Trench Warfare course, showcasing its 8-round capacity and rapid reloads via moon clips. Despite a competition holster's limitations in dusty environments, the TRR8's Scandium frame and 5-inch barrel provide manageable recoil and accuracy. With practice, it proves to be a reliable and fun tactical tool.