Videos tagged with KP-9

This YouTube video features a demonstration and discussion of two specific firearms: the Century Arms WASR-10 and the Kalashnikov KP-9. The creator emphasizes that the video is for educational purposes only and does not promote the sale of firearms, assuring viewers that all activities are conducted in a safe and controlled environment. The description also includes a personal Instagram handle for further engagement.

This video, titled 'KP-9 Goes Brrrrr', likely showcases the KP-9 firearm, possibly in a context of rapid firing or a demonstration of its capabilities, hinted at by the "Brrrrr" in the title. The description provides numerous affiliate links for 3D printing equipment (printer, filament), merchandise, and general gear, suggesting the creator is involved in content creation and possibly uses 3D printing for related projects. A discount code for 'Moonlight Industries' chest rig is also provided, indicating the use of tactical gear. The presence of links to Patreon and a gear kit further points to a content creator focused on reviews, demonstrations, and potentially building a community around their work.

This video reviews the newly revealed Kalashnikov Komrad 12 Gauge shotgun. Based on the Saiga 12 platform, the Komrad is a US-manufactured, 12-gauge firearm with a 12.5-inch barrel, designed to be non-NFA. The review highlights its unique Special Edition Russian Tiger Camo finish and its invasion of the US market as Kalashnikov USA's first direct-to-consumer firearm. It discusses the firearm's origins, its position in Kalashnikov USA's product line alongside the KS-12 and KP-9, and initial impressions on reliability, including observations on cycling issues potentially related to user stance or gas regulator settings.

This video features the Kalashnikov USA KP-9 firearm, with a focus on its potential pre-order availability. The description also includes affiliate links to various firearm accessories and cleaning supplies, such as the Holosun HS510C reflex red dot sight, Otis cleaning kits, and AXIL Earmuffs. Discount codes for various brands like Centurion, Fort Scott Ammunition, Challenge Targets, Otis Tech, G96, and Manta Products are also provided. The content aims to inform viewers about the KP-9 and related firearm products and promotions.

This video features the first shots of the Kalashnikov KP9, a 9mm AK-style firearm. The description highlights its quality parts, performance, and versatility for range fun and other applications. The creator also provides links for merchandise, donations to a youth homeless shelter, and their Patreon page.

This video introduces the Kalashnikov USA KP-9, a civilian clone of the Russian PP-19 01 Vityaz submachine gun. It highlights the Vityaz's adoption by Russian law enforcement and counter-terror groups, and details the KP-9's features as a 9mm AK-style firearm manufactured in the US. The description encourages viewers to click provided links for more information, merchandise, and guides on PCCs, AR-15 upgrades, triggers, and optics. It also includes standard disclaimers about the video's educational and entertainment purpose, firearm laws, and affiliate link usage.

This YouTube Short features night drills with a suppressed KP-9, described as a civilian Vityaz. The video showcases the firearm being put through its paces in a low-light environment, emphasizing its operational capabilities. The content appears to be focused on demonstrating the firearm's performance during tactical exercises.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases drills with the Kalashnikov USA KP-9, referred to as a "civi Vityaz." The content focuses on practicing transitions, implying a demonstration of shooting techniques and firearm handling. The hashtags suggest it's a short, action-oriented clip for the firearm community.

This YouTube video features a review of the KP-9 firearm. The description includes various affiliate links for products like USCCA self-defense liability insurance, Tulster holsters, Kore Essentials belts, and Olight tactical lights, along with discount codes for each. The creator also promotes their Patreon page for exclusive perks and mentions their motorcycle channel. The video emphasizes firearm safety, stating that all firearms are safety-checked and secured, and that mag limiters are in place due to YouTube policy. The creator clarifies that they do not sell firearms or ammunition and that their content is for educational and entertainment purposes only.

This video features Leon from Big Daddy Unlimited interviewing Bill from Kalashnikov USA at the Epic Shoot 2020. They discuss upcoming Kalashnikov USA products, including the KS12 12-gauge shotgun, KR103, KP-9, and KR9-S. The description highlights Big Daddy Unlimited's commitment to Second Amendment rights and their role as an online retailer for firearms, gear, and ammunition, emphasizing curated shopping and customer service.

This YouTube video is an unboxing and first look at the KP-9 firearm. The creator provides links to their Patreon for exclusive perks, the USCCA for self-defense liability insurance, and Tulster for holsters with a discount code. Additional mentions include Kore Essentials belts, Olight products, Firearm Guard moisture protection, and 1776 United. The creator also includes disclaimers about firearm safety, YouTube's policies on magazine capacity, and that opinions are their own. The video is intended for educational and entertainment purposes.

This video provides a comprehensive historical overview of the submachine gun's evolution across three distinct generations, from its origins in World War I to modern designs. It meticulously details key developmental stages and showcases specific iconic firearms from each era. The content covers early designs like the MP-18 and Villar Perosa, World War II mainstays such as the MP40 and M3 Grease Gun, and post-war innovations leading to contemporary models like the Uzi and H&K MP5, concluding with an analysis of modern rifle-action designs in pistol calibers.