Videos tagged with Folding Gun

This video explores the history and functionality of the Foldy-Glock, a unique firearm based on the Glock platform with a folding mechanism. It delves into the "Full Conceal M3D" variant, showcasing its design and performance through shooting demonstrations. The content likely appeals to firearm enthusiasts interested in innovative firearm designs, concealed carry options, and historical firearms.

This video explores the ZK-466, a unique folding submachine gun developed by CZ. The title and description highlight its experimental nature as a prototype SMG with a folding design. The content likely delves into the history, design features, and potential applications of this less common firearm.

This video announces the official release of the Magpul FDP-9 (Folding Defensive Pistol) and FDC-9 (Folding Defensive Carbine). It highlights their unique folding design, positioning them as innovative solutions for compact, portable self-defense and discreet carry/storage. The content promises to cover specifications, the folding mechanism, and what sets these firearms apart in the tactical market, including putting them through their paces at the range.

This YouTube video showcases a folding gun by B&T, notably referencing its appearance in a James Bond film. The description highlights that the firearm is classified as an SBR (Short-Barreled Rifle), requiring a tax stamp for legal purchase, and humorously laments the ATF's regulations. The video creator, Johnny Q, provides links to their social media and YouTube channel.

This YouTube Short features a "Lunchbox Folding Gun" and is tagged as #shorts and #tactical. The description reiterates the term "B&T Lunchbox." The video likely showcases a compact, potentially disguised firearm, focusing on its tactical applications and portability. Given the limited information, it's difficult to assess depth or production quality.

This YouTube Short showcases a unique folding AR-15, specifically the Galil ACE II by IWI. The video highlights the innovative folding design of this firearm, offering a compact and potentially more portable option. The creator, Johnny Q, also provides contact information and links to their various social media profiles, including TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.

This video showcases and shoots the Standard Mfg. Thunderstruck, a highly unusual revolver described as phone-sized and folding in half. The creator labels it as the 'insanest gun in America' and explores its unique design, while also referencing it as a 'katta pistol' and a '1shot pistol'. The video aims to determine if this revolver is the weirdest ever made.

This video focuses on a novel firearm concept: a folding credit card gun. While the description is minimal, the title itself implies a unique and potentially controversial design. The content likely explores the mechanics, portability, and implications of such a concealable firearm.

This video features a POV shooting demonstration of the Standard Mfg. Thunderstruck, described as the 'insanest gun in America' due to its compact, phone-like size and folding design. The description also mentions it as a 'cheapest gun,' 'worst gun,' and an 'unusual gun,' further highlighting its eccentric nature. The content appears to focus on showcasing this unique firearm in action.

This video showcases the Trailblazer Pivot rifle, described as the most futuristic gun in America due to its unique pivoting folding mechanism. The content includes POV shooting footage of the rifle and mentions various descriptors like 'cheapest gun,' 'worst gun,' 'unusual gun,' and 'craziest gun.' The video aims to highlight the innovative design and novelty of this folding rifle.

This video delves into the Hotchkiss Universal, a compact 9mm submachine gun designed in the late 1940s for French military trials. Despite its innovative folding design, including a folding stock, grip, magazine well, and telescoping barrel, it was ultimately rejected for being too expensive and complex, losing out to the MAT-49. The video details its design, manufacturing variations (CMH and CMH2), and limited sales to countries like Venezuela and Morocco, as well as its testing by the French Foreign Legion in Indochina. It's presented as a fascinating example of prioritizing extreme compactness, perhaps at the expense of practicality.

This video provides an initial review of the Trailblazer Firearms LifeCard in .22LR caliber. The reviewer highlights its compact, folding design, suitable for concealed carry or as an emergency firearm. However, they emphasize its enjoyment as a well-made, solid range gun that sparks conversation, noting its all-steel and aluminum construction. The reviewer expresses positive initial impressions of the firearm.