Videos tagged with James Bond Gun

This video features a comprehensive review of the American-made Walther PPK/S SD pistol. The content creator takes the firearm to the range, tests its performance with a suppressor, and highlights its key features. The review also mentions James Bond's association with the PPK model, adding a pop culture element. Links to merchandise and social media are provided.

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 video focuses on the 007 PPK pistol chambered in .22LR. While the description is minimal, the title clearly indicates the firearm and its caliber. The content likely revolves around a review, demonstration, or discussion of this iconic handgun, potentially touching on its historical significance or modern-day appeal.

This video announces the "Final Edition" of the Walther P99, a classic striker-fired pistol that debuted in 1997. The P99 gained notoriety for its association with James Bond and its distinctive features, such as the slide-mounted decocker. After a 26-year production run, Walther is discontinuing the model, marking the end of an era for this iconic firearm.

This YouTube video appears to be a review of a new firearm, potentially the CSX, with a playful nod to its resemblance to a James Bond-esque weapon. The title includes hashtags indicating a focus on full-auto capabilities, civilian tactical applications, and references to popular firearms content creators like Demo Ranch and Demolition Ranch. The review likely covers aspects of the firearm's design, performance, and potential uses, appealing to gun enthusiasts interested in new pistol releases and tactical firearms.

This YouTube Shorts video from Honest Outlaw explores the capabilities of the Life Card credit card gun at 50 yards. The description highlights its ultra-compact, James Bond-esque design for easy concealment and questions its actual shooting performance. The content aims to test the practical accuracy of this unique firearm.

This video features a review of the iconic Walther PPK/s pistol, famously known as the sidearm of James Bond (007). The presenter expresses that the firearm is "way too much fun" to shoot. The description also includes promotional links for tactical gear, gun wall displays, hearing protection, apparel, and a Patreon page for support.

This video features a "First Mag Review" of a custom-built Walther PPK pistol. The creator highlights the comparison of the PPK to a "Super Model" and references a previous visit to the Walther factory in Arkansas where the pistol was made. The "James Bond gun" moniker is also mentioned, indicating the iconic association with the character. The description also includes links to "Let's Go Brandon" and "GUNS ARE ESSENTIAL" merchandise, as well as a free book on concealed carry and PRO 2A hats.

This YouTube Shorts video features a full-auto shooting experience with the HK MP7 at Battlefield Vegas. The creator highlights the MP7 as the "BEST MACHINE GUN from 007 No Time To Die" and ranks it highly in their personal top 10. The video includes a brief mention of a forthcoming rant about a less impressive firearm. It also promotes other content, social media links, and various gear brands through affiliate partnerships and sponsorships, including UF PRO, American Defense Manufacturing, Accu-Tac Bipods, and others.

This TFBTV episode features Hop comparing the first-generation Walther P99 against the Magnum Research MR9 Eagle. The video delves into the history of both firearms, their operating details, trigger mechanisms, key differences, accuracy tests, and disassembly. It also touches upon the historical context of the P99's association with James Bond and the often-forgotten Smith & Wesson SW99. The comparison aims to determine if the MR9 clone surpasses the original P99. The description also highlights TFBTV's Patreon and Subscribe Star for giveaways and encourages viewers to follow them on social media.