Videos tagged with M1928

This video focuses on the unboxing and opening of a 60-year-old submachine gun front sight. The title highlights the age of the item and the specific firearm type. The content appears to be a historical item inspection with a focus on mechanical aspects.

This YouTube video, "More WWII Tommy Gun Tales," is episode #191 of the GUNS Magazine Podcast. The episode features discussions and stories related to the iconic Tommy Gun from World War II. The podcast is sponsored by 4Patriots, promoting their Solar Go-Fridge, and Creedmoor Sports, a supplier for precision shooting enthusiasts. The content focuses on historical firearms and potentially their applications or legacy.

This video compares firearms featured in the video game Call of Duty: Vanguard with their real-life counterparts. The creator lists and visually presents each weapon, likely showcasing its historical or functional aspects alongside its in-game representation. The video covers a variety of firearms including rifles, submachine guns, and pistols, offering viewers a look at these iconic weapons outside of the virtual battlefield.

This video showcases the full-auto firing capabilities of the iconic Thompson 1928A1 submachine gun. The description specifically mentions the use of a vertical grip, adding a tactical element to the demonstration. The video also includes a Patreon link for further support of 'Guns of the World'. It leverages popular hashtags like #m1928, #thompson, and #warzone.

This YouTube video, titled "Thompson Reloads" and featuring hashtags like #schrodinger, #thompson, and #tommygun, likely focuses on the iconic Thompson submachine gun. Given the title, it's highly probable the content revolves around reloading ammunition specifically for this firearm, or perhaps showcases the process of reloading in general with a Thompson as the featured weapon. The use of "Tommygun" strongly suggests the classic M1928 or similar variants. Expect a deep dive into the technical aspects of reloading for this historical firearm.