Videos tagged with Water Displacement

This video showcases the Micro UZI's impressive 1600 rounds per minute rate of fire, demonstrated by firearms content creator Edwin Sarkissian. The demonstration involves firing a full 9mm magazine into a body of water, highlighting the extreme speed and visual impact of the submachine gun. Sarkissian, exhibiting high authority and safe handling, provides a casual yet informative look at the platform's capabilities.

This episode of The QA features Dave Tim from Guns and Tactics answering viewer questions on a variety of firearms-related topics. Key discussions include recommendations for dry-fire training systems, the effectiveness of short-barreled 5.56 rifles versus 300 Blackout, holster options for specific pistol models, red dot sight mounting techniques, and methods for teaching new shooting techniques. The video also covers optimal red dot brightness settings, trigger recommendations for duty use, the reliability of loaded chamber indicators, sight preferences for low-light conditions, firearm cleaning procedures for saltwater and debris, and comparisons between different .22LR rifle platforms.

This expert guide debunks the common myth that WD-40 is a suitable lubricant for firearms. Experts from Brownells explain that while WD-40 excels at water displacement and rust penetration, its chemical properties lead to a gummy residue over time. This residue can gum up internal mechanisms, causing malfunctions. The guide emphasizes that WD-40 should only be used for emergency water displacement and must always be followed by a proper firearm lubricant like Rand CLP or Rem Oil.