Videos tagged with Tungsten

This guide details the advanced process of customizing a Glock 17, including slide milling for optics, precise Cerakote application with multiple layers and stenciling, and laser engraving for grip texture. The instruction comes from Ghost Firearms Training LLC, demonstrating professional-grade firearm refinishing and machining skills. Key steps involve meticulous surface preparation, accurate Cerakote mixing, and detailed layering techniques for a durable and unique finish.

This video showcases a wide variety of firearms and suppressors available at Exile Armory. It highlights specific models from brands like Dead Air, CGS, Q, B&T, Heritage, North American Arms, Diamondback, Beretta, Smith & Wesson, Taurus, Rossi, Sig Sauer, Glock, Browning, Kel-Tec, Hux Works, Freedom Ordnance, Fusion Firearms, Henry, and Marlin. Prices and some key features such as caliber, barrel threading, and suppressor compatibility are mentioned for each item.

This guide details the disassembly of a 105mm M735 APFSDS-T round, as demonstrated by Ordnance. It covers identifying markings, separating the sabot from the casing, and dismantling the sabot petals to reveal the penetrator rod. The process highlights the kinetic energy principles behind this advanced anti-armor ammunition.

This video introduces the 'Divided Matter' PCC from Lucansky Arms, a new generation PCC developed in the Czech Republic. It highlights the firearm's ambidextrous controls, AR-style ergonomics, and a unique 'divided matter' bolt carrier group designed to reduce felt recoil. The PCC is slated for a SHOT Show 2025 launch and aims to compete in the market segment occupied by the CZ Scorpion and Stribog.

Mark Serbu demonstrates a 3D-printed fixture designed to test various magazine catch positions for blowback-operated pistols. The fixture allows for precise adjustments in both vertical and horizontal planes, enabling the user to find the optimal position for reliable feeding. By incorporating weight into the simulated bolt, the fixture helps analyze the momentum required for successful chambering, with high-speed video used to observe the feeding dynamics.

This video focuses on the detailed disassembly of 20mm HARDCORE ammunition, specifically the KAE Oerlikon AutoCannon TUNGSTEN 20x128mm. The title and description emphasize the 'HARDCORE' nature of the ammo and highlight its Tungsten composition, indicating a deep dive into its construction and components. The tags suggest a strong focus on military, army, and ammunition-related content, appealing to enthusiasts interested in the technical aspects of ordnance.

This video focuses on the Vulcan 20mm APDS (Armor-Piercing Discarding Sabot) ammunition, specifically highlighting both the "white" and "red" enhanced variants. The "red" variant is noted to feature a tungsten penetrator, indicating a focus on its armor-piercing capabilities. The title and description strongly suggest a detailed examination or demonstration of this high-caliber military ordnance, likely emphasizing its power and design for defeating hardened targets.

This expert-level guide details the disassembly of the 20mm DM63 High-Velocity Armor-Piercing Discarding Sabot (HVAP-DS) round, commonly used in the Rh202 autocannon. The process involves carefully removing the nose cone to access and extract the dense tungsten penetrator core from its sabot assembly. The video emphasizes the specialized nature of this military-grade ammunition, highlighting its design for high-velocity armor penetration.

The Kinetic Group, a new entity comprising major ammunition brands like Federal, Remington, CCI, and Speer, has been formed. The company emphasizes that ammunition pricing is heavily influenced by global raw material markets, particularly tungsten, copper, brass, and lead, with no immediate expectation of price decreases due to demand from sectors like electric vehicle batteries. They also debunk rumors of hoarding, stating their goal is to ship all manufactured ammunition.

This video debunks misinformation surrounding the US Army's Next Generation Squad Weapons (NGSW) program, specifically the Sig Sauer XM7 rifle. The hosts analyze an Army Times article, arguing that claims of the program's cancellation and inherent flaws are largely speculative and misinterpretations of limited testing. They emphasize the importance of official testing and official statements over internet conjecture and highlight the technical advancements of the 6.8x51mm cartridge for achieving higher velocities from shorter barrels.

This video features the Canik TP9 SFx Pistol in 9mm, highlighting its 5.2-inch barrel and 20+1 round capacity. The "Tungsten/Black" finish is noted, and the description proclaims it to be "Bad to the Bone," suggesting a positive and perhaps aggressive performance evaluation or impression. The content likely focuses on the pistol's features, handling, and potential applications for firearm enthusiasts.