This video conducts a unique and messy reliability test on various handguns by intentionally introducing jam into their mechanisms. Inspired by Garand Thumb, the experiment covers a range of firearms including the FN 509, Glock GEN 5, Canik SFXS, Canik TTI, Taurus G3c, a Lone Wolf Arms Glock clone build, and the Taurus Raging Hunter revolver. The test is divided into low, medium, and high jam scenarios, with the latter involving jam placed directly in the magazine wells. The video aims to determine how these popular handguns perform under extreme duress and whether they can overcome a 'sticky situation'.
This YouTube video features a reliability test of a Smith & Wesson M&P handgun that was intentionally left outdoors for three months, exposed to the elements including rain, sleet, and snow. The creator aims to determine if the firearm will still function after prolonged outdoor exposure. The video encourages viewer support through subscriptions, notifications, Patreon, Super Thanks, merchandise purchases, and donations to a youth homeless shelter. It also promotes unbiased reviews as a core value of the channel.
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