Videos tagged with Washington County Machine Guns LLC

This video documents the unpacking of M433 40mm High Explosive Dual Purpose (HEDP) rounds. The presenter expresses excitement over receiving these rounds after a two-year project. The process involves opening a large vacuum-sealed bag containing the ammunition, revealing individual rounds with protective inserts. The date February 20th, 2019, is noted, possibly indicating a QA guide or manufacturing date.

This video showcases a 200-round test fire of the Russian SG-43 Goryunov machine gun, chambered in 7.62x54R. Tredd Barton, owner of Washington County Machine Guns LLC and an FFL/SOT holder, demonstrates the firearm's operation, including its unique rear charging mechanism. The test highlights the reliability of the belt-fed system and the availability of the SG-43 as a rental at the range.

This video demonstrates a 200-round test fire of an FN M249 SAW machine gun chambered in 5.56 NATO, conducted by Washington County Machine Guns LLC. The footage showcases safe and proficient operation of the belt-fed weapon, highlighting its full-automatic capabilities, recoil management, and the significant muzzle flash and smoke generated during sustained fire. The expert handling suggests a deep understanding of NFA items and machine gun operation.

This video demonstrates the live fire of an M2HB 'Ma Deuce' .50 BMG belt-fed machine gun by Washington County Machine Guns LLC. The footage highlights the preparation for firing, the engagement of the weapon in full-auto, and the resulting muzzle flash, smoke, and ejected casings. The instructor, identified by a 'STAFF' shirt and clear range commands, exhibits proficiency in handling the powerful firearm.

This YouTube video is a live stream from Washington County Machine Guns LLC. While no specific firearms, calibers, or activities are detailed in the provided title and description, the channel name strongly suggests the content will focus on machine guns. Viewers can likely expect discussions, demonstrations, or sales related to these regulated firearms. The live format implies real-time interaction, possibly including Q&A sessions with the audience about machine gun ownership, NFA items, or related accessories.

This video is a call to action for viewers to vote for "Washington County Machine Guns LLC" in a local "Best of the Best 2019" contest. The description highlights the company's machine gun rental program, which offers a diverse selection of over 40 fully automatic firearms, ranging from modern military and law enforcement models to World War II classics. The rental package includes the firearm, ammunition, range fees, targets, and an instructor, with discounts available for multiple rentals or groups. They also offer custom corporate packages. Viewers are encouraged to vote daily until July 26th via the provided link.

This demonstration showcases the significant muzzle blast of a full-auto Draco AK-47, effectively deflecting rain. The video highlights safe handling of NFA firearms by a professional range operator, illustrating the physics of muzzle pressure in a controlled environment. It serves as a visual example of the forces generated by automatic fire.

This guide details the technique for firing a full-auto M60 machine gun with a 100-round belt, as demonstrated by an instructor from Washington County Machine Guns LLC. It emphasizes a stable firing stance, controlled trigger engagement for continuous bursts, and observation of the weapon's cycling and ejection. Proper safety protocols, including hearing and eye protection, are paramount.

This video demonstrates the operation of a full-auto .50 Beowulf M4 SBR, highlighting its significant recoil and muzzle blast. The demonstration, provided by Washington County Machine Guns LLC, showcases safe handling and proper shooting technique for high-power, automatic firearms. It serves as an introduction to the capabilities of this specialized weapon system.

This video demonstrates the full-auto capabilities of the RPD Industries Cobray MAC 11-A1 in .380 ACP. It showcases rapid magazine dumps with both a 50-round and a 20-round magazine, with and without a suppressor. The demonstration highlights the extreme rate of fire, with a 50-round magazine emptying in under 2 seconds and a 20-round magazine in approximately 0.7 seconds. The video is presented by Washington County Machine Guns LLC, indicating a professional context.