Videos tagged with Jams

This video addresses 19 common and potentially dangerous mistakes made during ammunition reloading. It highlights how errors in powder measurement, primer seating, and other critical steps can lead to firearm damage, malfunctions like jams and misfires, and even catastrophic failures. The content aims to educate both experienced reloaders and beginners on crucial practices to avoid costly mistakes and ensure firearm safety.

This video appears to be an initial range test of the FN Reflex pistol, as indicated by the title "FN Reflex First Shots Jams". The description confirms this focus, implying a review or first-hand experience with the firearm. The content likely involves the presenter firing the FN Reflex and encountering malfunctions or feeding issues, hence the "Jams" in the title. It's a direct evaluation of the pistol's performance during its initial use.

This video reviews the Ruger American Gen 2 rifle in .308 Winchester, highlighting its upgrades such as a 3-position safety, AICS magazine compatibility, spiral fluted cerekote barrel, and a new stock. The reviewer conducts accuracy testing and notes that while the rifle generally performed well, significant jamming issues were encountered, particularly when loading three rounds into the magazine and one into the chamber.

This YouTube short, titled 'how to properly clear a double feed', focuses on a crucial firearm malfunction and its resolution. The video utilizes the hashtag #shortshottony, suggesting a concise instructional format. It aims to educate viewers on managing a common shooting issue, likely demonstrating a specific technique such as the 'tap, rack, bang' method, which is implied by the tag '#taprack'. The content is highly relevant to firearms training and maintenance.

This YouTube video from FirearmsGuide.com showcases the KelTec PR57 pistol at the SHOT Show 2025, highlighting significant jamming issues experienced at the range. The description emphasizes the pistol's top-loading design, rotary barrel, lightweight build, and 20-round capacity in 5.7x28mm caliber, positioning it as a compact concealed carry option. The video appears to be part of a larger review or demonstration of new firearms.

This video provides a critical look at 10 firearms the creator advises against for self-defense, highlighting issues like jams and poor trigger feel. For each "dud" firearm, the creator suggests a better alternative within the same price range, aiming to help viewers make informed decisions when selecting a carry gun. The goal is to steer viewers away from unreliable options and towards suitable self-defense tools.

This video features a review of the "ALL NEW" Hi-Point Yeet Cannon YC9, with a focus on its performance and potential jamming issues. The title humorously challenges viewers to count the number of jams encountered during testing. The description includes links to merchandise and channel support, along with a mailing address for fan mail. It also emphasizes that all filming is conducted in a safe and controlled environment. The content appears to be geared towards firearm enthusiasts interested in budget-friendly pistol options and their reliability.

This video from IV8888 explores the common question of whether revolvers jam. While the title directly addresses this, the description focuses on promoting various sponsors and merchandise, including JX Tactical, Amazon, Patreon, and IV8888's own website and apparel. The disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes only, with all activities performed under professional supervision on approved ranges. It also highlights that any imitation is at the viewer's own risk and that firearms work should be done by licensed individuals.

This video features a test of the Hi-Point C-9 pistol, specifically evaluating its performance over 100 rounds and highlighting the occurrence of jams. The description also includes links to merchandise and support options for the channel, along with a mailing address. The focus is on the reliability of the Hi-Point C-9 under a shooting test.

This video offers a critical review of the Sphinx SDP 9mm pistol, expressing significant disappointment. Despite initial aesthetic appeal and some positive perceptions in certain circles, the reviewer found the firearm to be unreliable, experiencing multiple jams. Other drawbacks cited include its heft, high cost, and poor CreaKote finishing. The overall sentiment from the entire crew was a definitive "no thanks," with the reviewer suggesting there are numerous superior firearm options available. The description also promotes the reviewer's Patreon, YouTube channel, and a local gun store.

This video provides an update on the Savage A22r Tactical rifle, detailing significant performance issues encountered by the reviewer. Problems included frequent jams and unexpected accidental firings. Despite attempts to rectify these issues with a new magazine and a replaced trigger spring, the reviewer remains unimpressed with the rifle's overall performance. The video also includes a call to action for viewers to support Ozzie Reviews via Patreon.

This video showcases a "Trench Warfare" drill conducted by Nutnfancy, featuring a Glock 26 pistol. Despite the Glock 26's reputation for reliability and accuracy, the drill reveals surprising jamming issues when using Glock 17 magazines without a magazine spacer. The video highlights the performance of the Glock 26 and the unexpected feeding problems encountered with the larger capacity magazines, even though all magazines were in excellent condition and the G17 mags were new.