Videos tagged with Weapon Care

This video focuses on the maintenance, or lack thereof, of a pistol that hasn't been cleaned in five years. The title suggests a demonstration of the firearm's condition after an extended period of neglect, likely leading into a cleaning or functional test.

This YouTube video, titled "Do THIS Every Time You Clean Your Rifle," features Chadd demonstrating the essential steps of a rifle function check. The description emphasizes this crucial post-cleaning procedure, offering a practical guide for firearm owners. The video also includes promotional links for Bare Performance Nutrition and Barbell Apparel, as well as a link to support the Three of Seven Project on Patreon and their online store.

This YouTube video addresses a common concern among firearm owners: whether dropping the slide on an empty chamber can cause damage to the firearm. The content likely explores the mechanics of how firearms function when the slide locks back and is released, and whether this action, when done without a round in the chamber (often referred to as 'dry firing' or 'slamming the slide'), can lead to mechanical stress or breakage of internal components. It aims to provide practical information for maintaining firearm health and preventing potential issues.

This video, titled 'Maintaining Your Equipment,' focuses on the essential practices of upkeep and care for firearms and related gear. While the specific items demonstrated are not detailed in the description, the title implies a focus on cleaning, lubrication, and general preservation techniques crucial for ensuring the reliability and longevity of shooting equipment. The content likely covers best practices for maintaining firearms, potentially including pistols, rifles, and shotguns, as well as accessories.

This video, titled 'Improperly Maintaining/Repairing Your Zombie Dispatching Weapons!', focuses on the crucial aspects of firearm maintenance and repair, framed within a 'zombie apocalypse' scenario for engaging content. It emphasizes supporting the TYMPPP channel through merchandise, a backup channel, and direct viewer support via Patreon and Subscribestar. The content likely delves into common mistakes and best practices for keeping firearms in operational condition for self-defense or preparedness scenarios, even if specific firearm models are not explicitly named in the provided text.

This video provides an overview of the T.REX Carbine Field Cleaning Kit. The kit is designed to equip users with essential tools for maintaining their rifle in the field or at the range, especially when standard cleaning supplies are unavailable. It highlights the portability and convenience of the kit, particularly when paired with an optional Magpul DAKA pouch, which offers some weatherproofing and spill containment. The description emphasizes the kit's suitability for inclusion in packs, range bags, or vehicles.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "My Top Gun Lubes💦", likely showcases a selection of lubricants recommended for firearms. The title's inclusion of emojis and the term "Gun Lubes" strongly suggests the content will focus on maintenance and care products for firearms. As a short-form video, it's expected to be a quick, visual presentation of the lubes, possibly highlighting their benefits or applications.

This video, '2MT: Equipment Tie Downs 101', from Spiritus Systems focuses on securing critical firearm accessories such as optics and lasers. The presenter, Zane, demonstrates techniques to ensure these items remain tethered and protected, even under stress or during tactical operations. The video emphasizes preventing the loss of valuable equipment whether at a job site or a shooting range. It also promotes the Spiritus Systems website and social media channels.

This experiment tests the durability of firearms encased in concrete and shot with a .50 BMG rifle. The Glock 19 and Hi-Point C9, despite being heavily impacted and clogged with concrete, were able to fire after extraction. The .38 Special also survived but had its barrel filled with debris. The test highlights the surprising resilience of these firearms under extreme stress.

This video promotes Lucas Oil Extreme Duty Gun Oil, highlighting its formulation for high-volume, high-heat firearms. It specifically mentions its suitability for semi-auto rifles, shotguns, and pistols, as well as full-auto firearms and suppressors. A link to learn more on Brownells' website is provided.