Videos tagged with Arctic Warfare

This video from 9 Hole Reviews tests the accuracy of the Accuracy International Arctic Warfare (AWP) rifle chambered in 7.62mm. The description highlights the rifle's renowned precision and its influence on chassis-based sniper rifle designs. The video aims to determine just how accurate this legendary rifle truly is. It also promotes the channel's newsletter, Utreon, Patreon, and Rumble pages, and mentions a supporter, Slate Black Industries, offering a discount code. An Amazon affiliate link for gun morale patches is also included.

This video features Jari Laine, CEO of Varusteleka and former Finnish Recon/Infantry soldier, discussing the performance of firearms in extreme sub-zero Arctic conditions with James Reeves of TFBTV. The discussion focuses on identifying the best and worst guns for winter warfare, drawing on Laine's real-world combat experience. It caters to viewers interested in military history, winter survival, and practical firearm performance in harsh environments.

This video criticizes Garand Thumb's advice on Arctic camouflage, deeming it incorrect and potentially harmful for viewers engaged in Arctic warfare scenarios. The description explicitly states the advice is "horrible" for such conditions. While the specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned, the context strongly implies a discussion related to military or tactical applications of gear and survival techniques in extreme environments. The creator also promotes their Patreon and Instagram for further engagement.

This video from Minuteman's Guide, presented by Trench Grenade, offers survival tips and tricks specifically for combat in an arctic environment. While firearms are not explicitly demonstrated or detailed, the context of "fighting in an arctic environment" strongly implies their use and the survival tactics associated with them, such as maintaining weapon functionality in extreme cold, gear selection for cold-weather operations, and general preparedness. The video aims to equip viewers with practical knowledge for enduring and operating effectively in harsh, frozen conditions.

This video from Spiritus Systems focuses on practical advice for using optics in cold and arctic environments. It aims to educate viewers on how to maintain optic functionality and prevent damage when temperatures drop significantly. The content is geared towards firearm owners who operate or train in challenging weather conditions.

This video features Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons discussing the Finnish Winter War and Continuation War. The scenario presents a Finnish Army Sergeant deep behind Soviet lines in December 1942, ambushed and left as the sole survivor of their patrol. The Sergeant must escape on skis, choosing between an empty Finnish M39 rifle and a German Kar98k with a ZF41 scope and full ammunition. The discussion covers the effectiveness of these firearms in Arctic conditions, ski combat, and the M39's performance against the Kar98k. It also mentions a discount code for Slate Black Industries.

This video features a detailed look and firing demonstration of the Accuracy International AWSM rifle, often recognized from the game PUBG as the AWM. The creator clarifies the lineage of the AW family, explaining the differences between the AW, AWM, and AWSM, and highlights the AWSM's significant role in military sniping, including a record-breaking long-range kill. The rifle discussed is a specific 2007 production L115A3 model chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum, featuring a folding stock and threaded muzzle brake, and traditionally paired with a Schmidt & Bender PMii scope. The video also touches on the rifle's performance in real-world conflicts like Afghanistan and its role in Britain's advanced sniping program.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Accuracy International AWSM rifle, also known as the L115A3, a powerful magnum variant of the Arctic Warfare family. The creator explains the lineage of the AW rifles, detailing the differences between the AW, AWM, and AWSM, specifically highlighting the AWSM's chambering in .338LM. The video showcases a 2007 production model with a British military fluted barrel, folding stock, and Harris bipod. It delves into the rifle's historical significance, including its use in modern conflicts and its legendary long-range capabilities, mentioning a past world record kill of 2475 meters. The presenter also touches upon its traditional optics and its pairing with other sniper rifles like the L129.

This video provides a full overview of the Accuracy International AWSM rifle, the 'big brother' to the AWM. The creator details the rifle's nomenclature (AI, AW, AWM, AWSM) and its history, including a world record long-range kill achieved with the AWSM. The specific rifle featured is a 2007 production L115A3 with a British military fluted barrel and folding stock. The description highlights its intended use in subzero conditions and its subsequent deployment in Afghanistan and the Middle East as part of Britain's improved sniping program, noting the .338LM caliber's capabilities. The video also mentions its pairing with an L129A1 in a two-man sniper crew and the typical optic, a Schmidt & Bender PMii. The creator also directs viewers to other videos covering the AWM family, including a quick overview, field strip, and shooting video.

This video dives into the history and features of the Accuracy International Arctic Warfare rifle, specifically the L118A2 variant used by British special forces. It details the modifications made from the original PM/L96 design to suit the harsh Scandinavian environment, including reduced bolt surface area, a three-position safety, and an enlarged thumbhole for glove use. The description also covers the L118A1 (fixed stock) and L118A2 (folding stock) designations, noting that these were commercial AW rifles acquired by the UK with added features like improved bipod mounts and a rear monopod. The rifle is presented as a transitional model leading to the .338 Lapua Magnum Arctic Warfare Magnum (L115). The video acknowledges Steve Houghton for providing access and recommends his book, "The British Sniper: A Century of Evolution."

This video is a book review of Steve Houghton's "The British Sniper: A Century of Evolution." The book covers British sniper rifles, accessory equipment, and training from WWI to the present, with a particular focus on the Accuracy International L96A1 and Arctic Warfare rifles. It details rifle development, optics, supplementary gear, and includes first-hand anecdotes. The review highlights its usefulness for authenticating rifles and strongly recommends it for those interested in sniping or British military small arms. The book is available directly from the publisher, not Amazon.