Videos tagged with Browning Buckmark

This YouTube video provides a review and shooting experience of the Browning Buckmark pistol, specifically the Stainless UDX model. The creator expresses strong positive sentiment towards the firearm. The description also lists numerous gear and accessory items used in the video, ranging from shooting targets and cameras to ballistic gelatin and reloading tools, indicating a comprehensive approach to reviewing firearm-related equipment and experiences.

This YouTube video, titled "EPIC SLOW MO LOCK DESTRUCTION MONTAGE! - TGC Quick Clip!", features the channel "The Gun Collective" showcasing destructive testing of a Tapplock Smart Lock. The clip utilizes slow-motion footage to highlight the impact of various firearms on the lock. The firearms used in the test include a Browning Buckmark in .22lr, a Glock 19 in 9mm, a Heckler & Koch HK45 in .45 ACP, a Benelli M4 in 12 gauge, and a Desert Eagle in .50 AE. The video is presented as a "Quick Clip" and includes links to the creators' Patreon, Amazon shop, merchandise, and sponsor discounts.

This YouTube video is a March 2018 Q&A session featuring InRangeTV hosts, addressing a wide range of firearms-related questions from viewers. Topics include the durability of HK delayed blowback systems, recommendations for a dual-purpose hunting/precision rifle under $2000, the history of 30-round magazines for the M16, the potential reintroduction of shotguns into 2G ACM matches, reloading equipment preferences, the future relevance of submachine guns in PDW cartridges, mechanically interesting firearm designs, the perceived obsolescence of 19th/20th-century bolt-action rifles, preparing for shooting competitions, first pistol recommendations, what it would take for a rifle to surpass the AR platform, alternative calibers for the WWSD rifle, the influence of the STG 44 on AK development, the effectiveness of different calibers for steel ringing targets, the modern relevance of bolt-action rifles, accessible shooting sports for individuals with physical limitations, historical night fighting tactics, the utility of balanced recoil systems, and reasons for choosing a primary rifle other than an AR. The video also touches on the Desert Brutality event.

This YouTube video from Gallery of Guns TV features the Browning Buckmark Contour Stainless pistol. The description provides a direct link for viewers to get an instant quote on this specific firearm, indicating a focus on product presentation and potentially sales.

This video provides an overview of the new Smith & Wesson Victory pistol, showcased at SHOT Show 2016. The presenter highlights its design, which is reminiscent of popular .22LR pistols like the Ruger MK and Browning Buckmark, as well as the older S&W Model 41. A key feature emphasized is the ease with which the barrel can be changed, making it accessible even for less mechanically inclined users. The video also acknowledges Industry Day at the Range and Ventura Munitions for their support.

This video provides a detailed review and comparison of the Browning Buckmark pistol, pitting it against the Ruger 22/45. The reviewer highlights the Buckmark's exceptional reliability, accuracy, and ergonomics, accumulated over four years of testing. It's presented as a versatile firearm suitable for training, recreational shooting, and even small game hunting, drawing comparisons to the classic Colt Woodsman. The review emphasizes the high value and quality across various Buckmark models, making it a strong recommendation and one of the best .22 pistols available. The reviewer also assigns the Buckmark a perfect 10 out of 10 on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale.

This is the final installment of a "RunNGun" event featuring Nutnfancy and TNPr Zant. Despite signs of fatigue, the group engages in shooting activities with a variety of firearms, including the Sig P226 E2, PMR-30, STI 1911 Custom, Glock 17, S&W Model 15, S&W TRR8, Browning Buckmark, and Ruger 22/45. ActionTarget.com plates are a frequent target. Zant shows significant improvement in marksmanship, making long shots with assistance. The video also includes a new drill called "Follow the Leader" for dusty environments and a lighthearted jab at PFI's long breaks.

This YouTube video showcases a Browning Buckmark .22 firearm undergoing a custom restoration project. The description highlights the restoration aspect and provides a link for viewers interested in sending their own firearms for work. The video focuses on the visual aspects of the restoration and likely features close-ups of the firearm and its custom nitre bluing finish.

This 2009 Nutnfancy video, "Nutnfancy Family Shoot," focuses on fundamental marksmanship principles for teaching children and family members to shoot, specifically using .22 caliber firearms. The video features "LastSuspect" Mrs. Nutnfancy and a rare appearance by the family dog, Allie, demonstrating shooting techniques with various popular .22 pistols and a rifle. Guns featured include the Ruger 22/45, Browning Buckmark, Walther P22, and Ruger 10/22 Compact. The instruction emphasizes the use of paper targets for accuracy assessment and addresses concerns about noise levels for pets. It serves as a practical demonstration of teaching methods that are further detailed in Nutnfancy's "Children of the Gun" series.

This is the second part of a "Run N Gun" series by Nutnfancy, featuring tactical shooting scenarios with friends. The video showcases testing several firearms, including pistols and an AR-15 with a .22 conversion, at extended ranges up to 118 yards. Guns featured include the Sig P226LR, S&W M&P9, Taurus PT1911 AL, Browning Buckmark, Remington 870 Police, Winchester 1300 Defender, and Bushmaster XM15. The content emphasizes fun, realistic training, and the gear testing process, while also addressing potential armchair criticisms. It aims to educate and entertain subscribers with gear tips, shooting advice, and affordable training ideas.

Part 1 of Nutnfancy's "Run N Gun" series features tactical shooting scenarios with friends, testing multiple firearms at extended ranges, including up to 118 yards with a pistol and AR-15 .22. Guns featured in this segment are the Sig P226LR, S&W M&P9, Taurus PT1911 AL, Browning Buckmark, Remington 870 Police, Winchester 1300 Defender, and Bushmaster XM15 with a CMMG .22 conversion. The video emphasizes fun, realistic training, and the gear testing process, aiming to entertain and educate subscribers with practical tips and demonstrations, while also addressing potential online criticism.