Videos tagged with Tula Ammo

This video provides an in-depth look at the Zastava ZPAP M70 in 7.62x39mm, featuring an unboxing, accessory overview (UTG Picatinny rail, folding stock), and extensive range testing. Yoki Sturrup, an experienced shooter, reports zero malfunctions after firing 300 rounds, highlighting the AK platform's reliability and the rifle's ruggedness and ease of maintenance. Magazine compatibility with Magpul and American Tactical offerings was also confirmed.

This YouTube Short focuses on a "Tula 9mm" ammunition test where the ammunition reportedly "fails." The video's title suggests a problem encountered with this specific brand and caliber of ammunition during a test, likely at a shooting range. While the description is brief, the title clearly indicates a review or performance evaluation of ammunition.

This video tests cheap Russian Tula .308 Win 165gr JSP ammunition for home defense applications, utilizing a high-speed camera for analysis. The content aims to evaluate the performance of this budget-friendly ammunition, with a previous gel test linked for comparison. No firearms or ammunition are sold, and the video adheres to YouTube's content policies.

This video tests the reliability of budget firearms, specifically the Hi-Point C9, Taurus G2S, and Hi-Point 995 Carbine, using inexpensive Tula 9mm steel-cased ammunition. After establishing a baseline with brass-cased ammo, the test found that all three firearms successfully cycled the budget steel-cased rounds without malfunctions, even during rapid fire. The review also touches on the technical differences between steel and brass casings.

The Palmetto State Armory PSAK-74 is presented as a potentially high-quality American-made 5.45x39mm AK. Testing indicates good accuracy at 300 yards with iron sights and around 2-3 MOA at 50 yards. While ergonomics like the hot handguard are noted, the rifle offers low recoil and an affordable entry into the 5.45 market, though long-term durability remains to be seen.

This video, titled 'Election Day: What's at Stake?', appears to be a discussion about the implications of election day. While the title itself doesn't directly mention firearms, the description prominently features sponsorships and calls to action related to the firearms community. It includes links to 'Gunzonedeals' for ammunition and 'USCCA', an organization focused on legal defense for gun owners. The video also promotes a Patreon for 'Team Sootch Minuteman' and a merchandise store for 'Sootch00', suggesting a connection to a content creator known for firearms-related content. The specific mention of '500 rds Tula 2.62x39' directly points to a caliber and ammunition type relevant to firearms.

This video tests Tula 9x39mm 245-grain subsonic ammunition from a custom AR-15 build at 200 and 250 yards. Despite windy conditions, the heavy subsonic projectile demonstrated impressive wind bucking capabilities. The rifle, featuring a KAK Industries upper and Griffin Armament suppressor, cycled reliably. The ACSS reticle proved effective for holdovers at extended subsonic ranges.

This YouTube video, "CZ 527 Carbine: Range Report Part - 9," features Kit Badger taking his CZ 527 Carbine chambered in 7.62x39mm to the range. He reports on his experience testing two types of ammunition: Tula 124 grain Hollow Points (8M3), which did not perform well with the rifle, and Wolf ammo, which yielded much better groups. The video highlights the rifle's lightweight, handy nature and shooting enjoyment, with the ongoing search for ideal ammunition continuing.

This video discusses the Russian Tula ammunition situation, particularly regarding Rostec's involvement (or lack thereof) with TULA. The description highlights YouTube's updated anti-gun policies leading to the removal of links from their videos. Viewers are directed to a specific webpage for a complete list of links. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon page for additional support.

This video discusses the Russian Tula Ammo situation, specifically questioning Rostec's involvement with TULA. It references a specific date (1/5/18) for an update and includes a link to an "SVD Gunner T-Shirt" merchandise.

This video discusses the ban on Russian Tula ammunition, referred to as "Judgement Day" by the uploader. Due to YouTube's new anti-gun policies, direct links to relevant setups have been removed from the video description. The uploader provides a link to their website where a page with all necessary links can be found. A Patreon link is also included for those who wish to support the channel. The content appears to focus on the implications of this ammunition ban for firearm owners.

This video discusses the potential banning of Tula ammunition on YouTube due to new platform policies. The creator mentions that all external links have been removed from their YouTube videos and provides a link to a webpage containing those links. They also direct viewers to their Patreon page for further support and content.