Videos tagged with Tube-fed

This review of the Marlin Model 60, presented by Mr. Madness, covers its operation and utility. The speaker emphasizes learning with iron sights first and demonstrates the rifle's loading procedure and safety features. It's highlighted as an effective and affordable option for varmint hunting and target practice.

This video from Civilian Tactical demonstrates five distinct methods for loading a shotgun, showcasing techniques applicable to various shotgun types. The host, exhibiting high authority and expertise, covers breach loading with the GForce Arms GF5, standard tube feeding, front-loading tube systems, direct chamber loading, and magazine feeding with the AR-style GForce Arms 12 Hammer. The instruction emphasizes practical application and safe handling.

This review covers the Sears Model 35, a pump-action gallery rifle manufactured by High Standard in the late 1950s to early 1960s. The rifle is chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle cartridges and features a tube-fed action, crossbolt safety, and traditional buckhorn rear and barleycorn front sights. The reviewer highlights its well-made construction, nostalgic appeal reminiscent of fairground shooting galleries, and decent accuracy for its class.

This "Stockpile Saturday" episode features a review of 22 Long Rifle ammunition purchased from Cabela's and an old-school Sears Model 35 pump-action rifle. The speaker discusses the value of stockpiling 22 LR due to past shortages and component use in other calibers. The Sears Model 35, a tube-fed .22 S, L, LR rifle, is highlighted for its robust construction and historical context, potentially being made by High Standard.

This review focuses on the Henry H001 Classic Lever Action .22 Rifle, highlighting its iconic American design and historical appeal. The presenter discusses its affordability, versatility with various .22 ammunition types, and its simple, hammer-fired operation without external safeties, emphasizing common sense handling. The rifle's tube-fed magazine capacity and rudimentary sights are also detailed, positioning it as a fun, accurate plinking rifle for short to medium ranges.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Stevens Model 887 semi-automatic .22 rifle. It highlights the use of basic tools like a flathead screwdriver and Allen wrench, while also noting potential challenges such as a difficult-to-access rear trigger guard screw and the plastic charging handle. The process involves separating the stock, removing the bolt assembly, and then reassembling in reverse order, emphasizing careful handling of small parts and screws.

This review of the Henry Big Boy Color Case Hardened .357 Magnum Lever Action rifle by Sootch00 highlights its aesthetic appeal, smooth action, and practical performance. The rifle features a durable color case hardened steel frame, American walnut stock, and traditional octagon barrel. Sootch00, a seasoned reviewer, provides insights into its suitability for home defense and hunting, emphasizing the importance of proper lever manipulation for reliable cycling.

This guide details the mechanical operation and partial disassembly of the Remington-Rider Magazine Pistol, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the tube-fed action, lever operation for cycling and locking, and the removal of the magazine tube. The information is presented with high authority, drawing on expert knowledge of historical firearms.

This review of the Henry 44 Magnum Carbine, presented by Sootch00, highlights its American craftsmanship and classic lever-action design. The 'All Steel' model offers a more subdued aesthetic and lighter weight than brass variants, featuring American Walnut stocks, a large loop lever, and a smooth action with a transfer bar safety. Performance testing with .44 Magnum and .44 Special ammunition demonstrated good velocity from the carbine-length barrel.

This guide details the proper handling and shooting techniques for the Henry .22 Lever Action Carbine, drawing from the expertise of reviewer sootch00. It covers understanding the rifle's historical context, operating the smooth lever action, utilizing the sights, and focusing on fundamental shooting skills. The review highlights the carbine's suitability for new shooters and plinking enthusiasts, emphasizing its ease of handling and nostalgic appeal.