Videos tagged with Hard Use

This video showcases Dead Air Silencers' new Sandman X suppressor, a .30 caliber firearm accessory. The description highlights its engineering for hard-use scenarios and reduced back pressure, leveraging 3D-printed construction. The inclusion of #SHOTShow2025 indicates a reveal or announcement likely made at the industry trade show.

This YouTube Short focuses on the durability of a firearm, as indicated by the title's emphasis on an unbelievable level of toughness and the inclusion of explosion and shocked face emojis. The description directs viewers to several other channels managed by Classic Firearms, including a primary channel, a secondary channel called 'Outside The Warehouse,' and a podcast channel. The content appears to be a quick demonstration or highlight reel related to firearms durability, likely intended to be engaging and shareable due to its #shorts format.

This video provides a brief overview of a new BCM MK 2 upper receiver for an AR-15 rifle, highlighting its suitability for "hard use" and home defense. The content is presented by "appalachiansmokewagon" and includes hashtags relevant to firearms enthusiasts. The description suggests it's an introductory look at the product.

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 focuses on the Glock 45, presenting it as an "ultimate hard use duty pistol." It emphasizes its suitability for demanding situations and provides a link to a complete parts list. The content is presented with a disclaimer about safe filming practices and legal compliance, as well as affiliate disclosures for various products and services, including Patreon and merchandise.

This video focuses on building or evaluating an AR-15 rifle designed for hard use on a budget. It provides a complete parts list via a link, suggesting a detailed breakdown of components and potentially a build guide or review. The content is presented in a safe and legal manner on a public range with professional supervision. The creator also promotes their Patreon, merchandise, and email list.

This video showcases an "Ultimate Hard Use AR-15 Rifle" from Cobalt Kinetics, providing a build list and links to the creator's Patreon, merchandise, and recommended ear protection. The description emphasizes that all filming was conducted safely and legally on a public range under professional supervision, adhering to all relevant laws. Affiliate links are disclosed for viewer support.

This video features a hard-use review of the Cox Arms Hunter AR-15 rifle chambered in 5.56mm. The description includes links to a complete parts list, the creator's Patreon, merchandise, recommended ear protection, and an email list signup. The content emphasizes safe filming practices on a public range with legal items and adherence to all applicable laws. Affiliate links are disclosed.

This video features a review of the Maxpedition Condor II backpack. The reviewer, from Fun Gun Gear Reviews, highlights its suitability as a "Day or Two Day" pack, emphasizing its versatility and Molle compatibility. The description also notes the outstanding Maxpedition quality and its readiness for hard use. A coupon code "Sootch00" is offered for a 10% discount on Maxpedition's website. The video appears to focus on the tactical and practical aspects of the backpack, likely appealing to individuals interested in outdoor gear, preparedness, and potentially firearms-related activities where such a pack would be useful.

This Nutnfancy video review examines the Cold Steel Pocket Bushman folder, focusing on its performance in hard-use scenarios. The reviewer, along with the TNP crew and Allie the Mountain, took the knife to the mountains for testing. Despite a re-designed locking bar that initially proved satisfactory, the Pocket Bushman ultimately failed to cope with the demands placed upon it, leading to a 'letdown.' The review highlights the knife's drawbacks for hard use, including its weight, cumbersome lock, and slippery stainless steel handle, suggesting it might only be suitable as a camp or utility knife. The reviewer concludes by stating their interest in the blade has ended, though they still appreciate other Cold Steel products. The Nutnfancy Likeability Scale score was a low 0 out of 10.