Videos tagged with Bolt Rifle

This video showcases the completion of a Mossberg 44US-D project, highlighting how an accurate and reliable rifle can be achieved without a large budget. The creator plans to test the rifle's accuracy and reliability soon. The video also gives a shout-out to the @REALMuttonchops YouTube channel. The project involved a tung oil finish and the installation of a BSA Sweet 22 scope, giving the rifle a new lease on life.

This YouTube video, titled 'Bolt Rifles Are Easier To Find In Hunting Calibers', focuses on the availability of bolt-action rifles chambered in common hunting calibers. The description reinforces this theme and promotes the creator's merchandise, website, and social media presence. It also includes links to a podcast and other YouTube channels, and an affiliate disclaimer. The content is intended for educational and entertainment purposes, with a disclaimer about not being a gunsmith.

This YouTube video delves into the history and lesser-known facts surrounding the Mosin Nagant rifle. It aims to provide gun enthusiasts with intriguing information beyond common knowledge, highlighting its fascinating legacy. The video encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, and shares, and promotes other social media channels and a Patreon page for support.

This video reviews the Remington 700 Magpul in 6.5 Creedmoor, revisiting the platform after a past checkered history with ejection and feeding issues. The reviewer explores potential improvements at the "Bunker," highlighting the 20" Magpul Enhanced version in 6.5 Creedmoor. Despite past concerns, the rifle is reported to perform flawlessly, shooting as well as a custom rifle, with an impressive 400-yard group. The video suggests reconsidering the Remington 700 as a long-range bolt rifle option. It also touches upon corporate changes at Remington and mentions various unrelated items for sale and other content platforms.

This video delves into the M38 Carcano rifle, questioning its status as the best bolt-action rifle of World War Two. The presenter discusses Italy's 1920s concerns about the lethality of the 6.5x52mm cartridge, leading to the development of the 7.35x51mm round and the more compact M38 rifle. Key features highlighted include side-sling attachments, a folding bayonet, and a fixed 200m rear sight. The video argues that this configuration was practical for WWII, with rifle engagement rarely exceeding 300m. The M38's advantages, such as reduced production costs, increased durability, fast Mannlicher clip loading, and cartridges closer to intermediate rounds, are emphasized. The rifle is praised for being handy, inexpensive, and comfortable to shoot, concluding it's an under-appreciated firearm.

This video discusses the current "Ammo-Geddon" situation, where gun and ammo sales are surging due to contagion and economic fears, leading to predicted shortages. The content features a visit to Gunnies store in Orem, Utah, showcasing their stockpiles and new Palmetto AKs. The host explores the reasons for AK platform popularity and briefly touches upon .22 rifles, carry pistols, and bolt-action rifles. The video aims to provide insight into these "unprecedented times" for TNPrs.

This video introduces the Daniel Defense Delta 5, a modular bolt-action rifle released in 2019. It features Daniel Defense's stainless steel action paired with an interchangeable, cold-hammer-forged barrel. Initially available in 6.5 Creedmoor (24-inch barrel) and .308 Win. (20-inch barrel), the rifle is set in a user-configurable, carbon-fiber-reinforced stock. Accuracy is further enhanced by an adjustable, single-stage Timney Elite Hunter trigger (1.5-4 lbs pull) with a two-position safety. The rifle accepts AICS short-action-pattern magazines, including the included five-round Magpul PMAG.

This video explores the Mauser 98, highlighting ten lesser-known facts about one of the most influential bolt-action rifles ever created. The content aims to educate viewers on the historical significance and unique aspects of the Mauser Model 98.

This video from Classic Firearms focuses on Swedish M96 Mauser rifles. While the description is minimal, the title clearly indicates a review or showcase of these historical firearms. Viewers can expect to see details about the M96 Mauser, its features, and potentially its condition and historical significance. The content is aimed at collectors, historical firearms enthusiasts, and those interested in bolt-action rifles.

This video focuses on the critical role of the barrel thread joint in rifle construction, emphasizing its importance for achieving long-range accuracy. It highlights that a precise fit and perfect finish of this joint are essential for optimal performance in precision shooting applications.