Videos tagged with Autoloading Rifle

This video focuses on the Henry Homesteader 9mm Carbine, highlighting its compatibility with Glock magazines. The description notes that this is Henry's first auto-loading rifle, suggesting a potential review or initial impressions of the firearm. The content is likely to appeal to firearm enthusiasts interested in carbines, 9mm firearms, and specific product reviews.

This YouTube video, titled 'Magazine: March 2023 Issue,' appears to be a segment or article from a firearms publication. The description highlights Ruger's "Sear" rifle, a multi-role small frame autoloading rifle. It's positioned as combining the power of an AR-10 with the portability of an AR-15, suggesting a focus on rifle design, features, and potentially comparisons within the modern sporting rifle platform.

This video reviews the new Ruger SFAR (Small Frame Autoloading Rifle), a .308 caliber rifle designed to be the size of an AR-15. The reviewer highlights its hybrid nature, offering AR-10 caliber performance in a smaller, lighter package. Thanks are given to Ruger for providing the rifle and Fiocchi USA for the ammunition.

Brownells Gun Tech™ Keith Ford provides an in-depth look at the iconic Remington Nylon 66 autoloading rifle. He highlights its revolutionary use of a Zytel 101 (nylon 66) synthetic polymer stock and receiver, a significant innovation in 1955. The video showcases an early 1959 model, detailing its mechanics and field stripping. Keith also touches upon related variants like the Nylon 77, Nylon 10C, and Nylon 76, and explains the common absence of serial numbers on many Nylon 66s. Production of this durable and lightweight rifle, of which over a million were made, ceased in 1989.

This "From the Vault" video from Brownells features a rare Remington Model 16 autoloading rifle chambered in .22 Remington Automatic. Gunsmiths Steve Ostrem and Keith Ford showcase the rifle's exquisite blued-steel and wood construction, slim receiver, and unique stock-loaded magazine. They discuss the proprietary .22 Rem Auto cartridge, designed to prevent the use of black powder ammunition in early autoloaders, and compare it to the Winchester Model 1903. The video highlights the rifle's elegant takedown mechanism, checkered walnut stock, and engraved receiver, noting its limited production run from 1914 to 1928. The condition of the rifle is attributed to the smokeless powder of its specialized ammunition.

This video from SHOT Show 2019 showcases the new Winchester Wildcat .22 LR rifle. The description highlights its key features, including a striker-fired, autoloading rimfire design. A significant emphasis is placed on its user-friendly cleaning system, where the lower receiver detaches easily with a button push, allowing for bore cleaning through a rear access port that protects the rifle's crown. More information is available at winchesterguns.com.

This video delves into the historical significance and design of the Thompson Model 1923 Autoloading Rifle. It highlights the rifle's use of the Blish principle, a delayed blowback system, and its .30-06 caliber. The description notes the high extraction pressures that plagued the rifle, even causing issues during military trials in 1924. The video also points out variations in the Model 1923, including a lightweight rifle barrel and detachable magazine configuration, and its continued testing until 1929. This particular rifle is presented as an interesting anomaly within the Thompson lineage.

This video delves into John Garand's 1924 primer-activated trials rifle, the precursor to the iconic M1 Garand. It highlights the rifle's innovative design for its time, including its handling, sights, and trigger, and its success in early US military trials against competitors like the Bang and Hatcher-Bang rifles. The description explains how a change in .03-06 ammunition loading with staked primers in 1925 rendered the 1924 prototype unusable, forcing Garand to completely redesign the rifle into the gas-operated rotating bolt system that would become the M1.

This video features a range test of an Egyptian FN-49 rifle chambered in 8x57mm. The host highlights the FN-49 as a reliable autoloading battle rifle used by various countries and emphasizes its historical significance and collectibility. The video touches upon the rifle's availability in multiple calibers, including 8mm Mauser, 30-06, 7.65x53mm, 7mm Mauser, and 7.62x51mm NATO. It's presented as an interesting look at a military surplus firearm, with promises of more content to come.

This video, "Bullet Point Profiles: Mossberg Tactical Autoloading Rifle," provides a profile of the Mossberg Tactical Autoloading Rifle. The description includes a call to action to get an instant quote via a Gallery of Guns link, specifically mentioning the GOGMSBG715T model. The focus is on presenting information about this particular firearm model.

This video provides a "Bullet Point Profile" of the Mossberg 702 Plinkster Autoloading Rifle. It highlights key features and information about this specific firearm model. The description also includes a promotional link for an instant quote on the gun through Gallery of Guns.