Videos tagged with AT4

This video focuses on the "Never Before Seen 84mm AT4 Spent Casing Removal." While the title is specific, the description is blank, leaving the content's exact nature and demonstration style open to interpretation. Based solely on the title, the video likely details a procedure or visual of removing a spent casing from an 84mm AT4 weapon system, which is a significant piece of military hardware.

This video features a replica of an 84mm AT4 HEAT projectile, emphasizing its creation process with a focus on being made in the USA. The title and description highlight themes of the US Army, military hardware, and patriotism, with an ASMR component suggesting a focus on the sounds and visual details of the replica's construction or presentation. While not a live-fire demonstration, it caters to enthusiasts interested in military items and potentially prop or replica building.

This video showcases a new "truck gun" setup, highlighting a military-style firearm likely intended for utility or defense. The title and hashtags indicate a focus on firearms culture, the Second Amendment, and the specific use of this weapon as a "truck gun." It implies a practical application of firearms for personal readiness.

This video focuses on the Fin-Stabilized 84mm M136 High Explosive Anti-Tank Round, commonly known as the AT4, a recoilless gun. The content highlights its military application and capabilities. The title and description indicate a focus on military hardware and weaponry.

This video provides an overview of the 84mm AT4 shaped charge projectile and the M136 recoilless launcher. It delves into the engineering and military applications of this anti-tank weapon system, highlighting its capabilities in modern warfare scenarios. The content is geared towards individuals interested in military hardware, engineering, and defense technologies.

This "From the Vault" episode showcases the German WWII Panzerschreck (Raketenpanzerbüchse 54), a potent anti-tank weapon. Presented by Brownells Gun Techs Caleb and Keith at Rock Island Auction Co., it's noted as potentially the largest caliber firearm ever featured. The Panzerschreck, a German copy of the American M1 Bazooka captured in North Africa, fires an 88mm rocket capable of penetrating 8 inches of steel armor. Despite its power, its effective range is limited to about 150 meters, requiring operators to get dangerously close. The featured example bears markings indicating service with the Finnish Army, and its unloaded weight is compared to the modern AT4.

This "From the Vault" episode features Brownells Gun Tech™ Caleb Savant giving a walkaround of the AT4 shoulder-launched anti-tank weapon. Originally developed by Saab Bofors Dynamics, it was adopted by the U.S. military as the M136 AT4 in 1987 and is manufactured by ATK. The video highlights its use against armored vehicles with its high-explosive projectile and notes that it's a single-shot, disposable weapon. Caleb explains the manual of arms for the AT4, mentioning he has personally fired one. The video emphasizes the weapon's simplicity and effectiveness against tanks, while also clarifying that the example shown is inert.

This YouTube video offers a detailed overview of the Deep Fire AT4 airsoft replica. It covers the replica's controls and loading procedure, followed by a brief live-fire demonstration. The video is presented as supplemental content to a full review available on Airsoft Retreat, and directs viewers to Evike.com for purchase.