Videos tagged with Firearm Endurance

This YouTube video, titled "Brutal Gun Test in a Pond," appears to be a range test or durability demonstration of firearms subjected to submersion in water. The "brutal" nature of the test suggests a focus on how firearms perform and potentially fail or survive under adverse conditions, specifically water exposure. The video likely showcases the resilience and operational capabilities of different firearms when put through extreme trials. It could involve testing various models, calibers, or even the effects of submersion on their functionality.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "AFTER 6,000 ROUNDS - Testing THAI FIREARM #shorts #KOCHASI🇹🇭", promises a long-term endurance test of a firearm from Thailand. The limited description suggests the content will focus on the performance and reliability of the weapon after extensive use, likely involving live-fire demonstrations and observations. The hashtag "KOCHASI🇹🇭" indicates a potential connection to Thailand or a specific Thai brand/product.

This YouTube video, titled "Burn Down Ruger RXM - 505 Consecutive Rounds Through the Ruger RXM," focuses on a high-volume endurance test of the Ruger RXM firearm. The content centers around putting the specific pistol model through an extensive firing session to evaluate its reliability and durability under sustained use. The video likely showcases the performance of the firearm over a significant number of rounds.

This YouTube video appears to explore the durability and reliability of Glock firearms, specifically questioning if they can withstand one million rounds. The description promotes in-person classes and digital coaching from Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG), along with Ben Stoeger's books available on Amazon, and the PSTG podcast. The content likely delves into extensive testing, potential failure points, and the overall performance of Glocks under extreme usage, catering to firearm enthusiasts interested in long-term firearm endurance and practical shooting training.

This YouTube video details the results of a 2000-round challenge on a Staccato XC pistol, conducted without any cleaning. The video title explicitly mentions the Staccato XC and the round count, indicating a test of the firearm's reliability and endurance. The description provides links to practical shooting training resources, including in-person classes, digital coaching, Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon, and the PSTG podcast. This suggests the content is geared towards serious firearm enthusiasts interested in competitive shooting, training, and firearm performance.

This YouTube video, titled 'Will rifles work stuck in concrete', explores the durability and functionality of rifles when subjected to extreme conditions, specifically being embedded in concrete. The description provides social media links to the creator, Edwin Sarkissian, suggesting a channel focused on firearm testing and potentially destructive testing or durability demonstrations. The video likely aims to answer a specific question about the resilience of firearms under harsh environmental stress.

This video continues a durability test for the G Force GFP3N Pumpernickel shotgun, firing an additional 125 shells to see if it holds up. The creator emphasizes that all firearms are unmodified and used on a closed range under supervision, and explicitly states no firearms are being sold or advertised. The video is intended for review and entertainment purposes.

This YouTube video title, "ยิงเดี่ยวหักลำลูกซองเบอร์ 12 ต่อเนื่อง 20 นัด จะไหวมั้ย" (which translates to "Shooting a break-action shotgun, gauge 12, 20 rounds continuously, will it hold up?"), indicates a test of a break-action shotgun's endurance. The focus appears to be on a sustained firing sequence of 20 rounds from a 12-gauge shotgun to assess its reliability and durability under stress. This type of content typically appeals to shotgun enthusiasts and those interested in firearm performance testing.

This YouTube video likely features a follow-up to a previously conducted "torture test" on firearms, inviting viewers to check if they've seen the full content. Given the context of a "torture test," the video is expected to showcase the durability and performance of firearms under extreme conditions, potentially including drop tests, firing under adverse conditions, or extensive round counts. The title suggests an emphasis on the results and a call to action for viewers to engage with the complete testing footage.

This YouTube video features a Springfield Prodigy pistol being tested on a plate rack, with a significant quantity of 5000 rounds of 9mm ammunition from Azizi Armory. The creator plans to provide update videos at 1000-round intervals, indicating a long-term evaluation of the firearm's performance and reliability under extensive use. The focus is on the practical application of the pistol and its endurance.

This video features a collaboration with Dire Armory to test the endurance of a Wolf Pack 10.5" AR upper receiver and a Sylvan Arms all-titanium .223 suppressor. The experiment aims to determine which component will fail first under sustained stress and how long they can withstand the pressure. Viewers are encouraged to participate in the discussion and support Dire Armory and Autumn's Armory.

This video examines the internal condition of a high-end AR-15 after enduring 20,000 rounds. The creator discusses potential accuracy and reliability issues that have recently emerged, questioning whether they are a result of the high round count or a previous "torture test." Viewers are encouraged to share their opinions on the cause of the problems. The description also includes links for channel support via Patreon and PayPal, acknowledging the challenges of YouTube monetization.