Videos tagged with 106mm

This YouTube video showcases the 'biggest 50cal ever' alongside a 106mm subcaliber round, implying a focus on large caliber weaponry and potentially historical military hardware. The title explicitly mentions WW2 and military history, suggesting the content will delve into historical firearms or their modern counterparts with a historical context. The 'second angle' indicates multiple camera perspectives, aiming for a comprehensive visual experience of the firearm in action.

This video showcases a Ford F-150 truck equipped with a 106mm M40 Artillery Gun and a .50 caliber rifle. The title implies a display of 'firepower' and the description includes hashtags related to military, army, and trucks, as well as EDC (Everyday Carry). The content appears to focus on the unusual and powerful armament of the truck.

This video focuses on the M40 106mm Recoilless Rifle, an American Army anti-tank weapon. The title and provided hashtags suggest a historical context, possibly involving a restoration project or showcasing the equipment in its operational or restored state. The content likely delves into the military history and technical aspects of this specific piece of artillery.

This YouTube video, titled "SIZE MATTERS Restored Ammunition Size Comparison 20mm-106mm military surplus", focuses on a visual comparison of various large-caliber military surplus ammunition sizes, ranging from 20mm to 106mm. The title suggests a presentation of different ammunition rounds, likely highlighting their physical dimensions and potential power. The inclusion of "military surplus" and specific millimeter designations indicates a focus on historical or decommissioned ordnance, appealing to enthusiasts of military hardware and historical weaponry.

This video delves into the history and firing of the 106mm M40 Recoilless Rifle, highlighting its role as the final and largest iteration of its kind in American military service. The description emphasizes its design improvements over the preceding M27, its power, and the inclusion of a .50 caliber spotting rifle for enhanced accuracy. The crucial tactical consideration of relocating after firing due to the weapon's significant backblast is also mentioned, underscoring the importance of first-round hits for crew survival. The video credits Hamilton & Sons Firearms for allowing them to film this weapon.