Videos tagged with Gun Demonstration

This YouTube Short showcases an experience with a .50 BMG rifle at Shot Show 2025, focusing on its remarkably light shooting characteristics. The video directs viewers to several other channels for more content, including Classic Firearms, Outside The Warehouse, and their podcast. While brief, the title highlights a unique aspect of a powerful firearm.

This video features Brian Lanckiewicz of Columbia War Machine showcasing the M-134 Minigun's capabilities. It demonstrates the destructive power of the .308 or 7.62x51 rounds on various targets, including ballistic torsos, block walls, statues, and body plates. The video also highlights tracer rounds and the impressive rate of fire, reaching 50 to 100 rounds per second. Advertised as the "best Ballistic Torsos video ever made," it aims to provide scientific and educational insights into the ammunition's performance.

This video, titled "•5/15/2024•Walkthrough Wednesday• 256-613-8042 256-294-2409 256-452-5979", appears to be a "Walkthrough Wednesday" segment. Given the title and lack of a description, it's highly probable that the content involves showcasing or demonstrating firearms, possibly including a walkthrough of a specific firearm or a collection. The phone numbers suggest potential contact information for sales, inquiries, or a business associated with firearms. Without further information, it's difficult to pinpoint specific models or calibers, but the general theme points towards firearms content.

This YouTube video, titled "Floating" Gun, appears to explore a firearm in a unique or experimental manner, as suggested by the title. Without a transcript, the exact nature of the firearm or its "floating" characteristic is unknown, but it implies a demonstration or discussion related to the mechanics or visual presentation of a gun. The content likely appeals to firearm enthusiasts interested in unusual gun features, engineering, or potentially even staged demonstrations for entertainment.

This YouTube video provides an in-depth look at the British Webley Self-Loader MkI. The content focuses on the historical aspects of this firearm and includes footage of it being fired. It aims to educate viewers on the mechanics and heritage of this particular pistol model.

This YouTube video, titled 'Here’s How I Did It… (Using the code CIV15 will = 15% off)', appears to be a demonstration or explanation of a process related to firearms, hinted at by the hashtags '#gun' and '#guntest'. The mention of '#fullautofriday' suggests content involving automatic fire or a celebration of it. The description is minimal, offering only the title and a discount code, which implies a product or service is being promoted. The exact nature of 'how it was done' remains unclear without a transcript, but it's likely a practical demonstration or tutorial for firearm enthusiasts.

This C&Rsenal documentary dives into the history, function, and live-fire demonstration of the Swiss Revolver of 1878. Presented as part of their 'Primer' series, which covers firearms from historic conflicts, the video features Othais and Mae exploring this classic firearm. The description also provides links to supporting the channel, purchasing merchandise, and references for further reading on related firearms and gunmaking history, including works on European military revolvers and Swiss pistols.

This YouTube video features an expert shooter demonstrating a firearm and discussing whether it can fire without the trigger being pulled. The title suggests a confirmation that Alec Baldwin lied regarding a shooting incident, implying a focus on firearm mechanics and safety in relation to that event. The video also includes a gun giveaway promotion and background information on the featured expert. The content appears to be an analysis of a specific firearm's functionality, likely to shed light on the circumstances of the 'Rust' movie set incident.

This video analyzes the Alec Baldwin "Rust" shooting incident, specifically questioning his claim of not pulling the trigger. Using a gun demonstration, the creator aims to visually prove that the trigger must have been pulled for the firearm to discharge. The video references Baldwin's interview with George Stephanopoulos and highlights the mechanics of a firearm firing, juxtaposing it with Baldwin's statements. It also promotes a gun giveaway and USCCA membership. The content focuses on debunking a specific claim related to a firearm incident through a practical demonstration.

This video demonstrates the danger and inadvisability of attempting to fire 20 gauge ammunition from a 12 gauge shotgun. The title and description explicitly warn against mixing ammunition types and highlight that the shotgun in the video will be rendered inoperable before sale. It also includes links to the creator's Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA, and music channel, along with a Gunbroker auction for the firearm. The disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for educational and entertainment purposes only and that all activities are performed by professionals on approved ranges.

This video offers a preview of an upcoming episode on American Rifleman TV, focusing on the Nock Volley Gun. The description indicates that the footage was captured while preparing for filming, showcasing the firearm being fired. This suggests an in-depth look at a historical or unique firearm, likely involving demonstration and potentially historical context or performance analysis.

This video features a demonstration of a lawn mower kill switch, comparing its effectiveness against a .500 Magnum round. The creator emphasizes firearms safety and responsible gun ownership, suggesting that those unfamiliar with ballistics should avoid such content. The video also promotes the creator's other YouTube channels and Patreon page, along with several supporting sponsors.