Videos tagged with M82

This YouTube video provides a quick, under-60-second guide on how to assemble a Barrett .50 caliber rifle, specifically the M82 model. The instructions are also applicable to the M107 variant. The video emphasizes the importance of following the four rules of firearm safety during the assembly process. It's a practical demonstration for owners of this powerful rifle.

This YouTube video highlights the user's significant investment in an FN M249 SAW, explicitly stating it's the "Best $11K I’ve Spent" on the firearm, ranking it above their Barrett M82 and M107A1. The title emphasizes the high cost and personal value placed on the M249 SAW. While no specific activities or modifications are detailed in the provided text, the focus is clearly on the acquisition and appreciation of high-end firearms.

This YouTube video showcases the user's experience with their first "50 BMG The M82". The title strongly suggests a focus on the Barrett M82 rifle, a powerful semi-automatic rifle chambered in .50 BMG. The content likely involves unboxing, initial impressions, and potentially a range day or firing demonstration of this significant firearm. Given the title, expect detailed visuals and commentary on the rifle's operation and handling.

This YouTube video features a firearm enthusiast purchasing their second Barrett rifle, specifically an M107A1. The user mentions they couldn't comfortably shoulder their previous Barrett M82 and opted for the M107A1, implying a preference for this model due to ergonomics. The title includes a "Mag Dump" emoji, suggesting a firing demonstration, though the description lacks further detail. The content focuses on firearm acquisition and personal experience with specific high-powered rifles.

This YouTube video provides a concise, under-60-second guide on how to operate and clear a Barrett M82/M107 rifle. It demonstrates the essential steps for safely handling the firearm, including engaging the safety, removing the magazine, and checking the chamber by pulling the charging handle to eject any live round. The content is focused on practical, immediate instructions for users of this specific .50 caliber rifle.

This YouTube video focuses on the Cal 50 Barrett Sniper Rifle, with the creator recalling their personal experience with long-range sniping after seeing footage of the rifle in Ukraine. The title and description suggest a discussion around the invention and potential use of this powerful firearm, likely touching upon its historical context and operational capabilities.

This video showcases over 170 potential weapons, including secret weapons, in Modern Warfare Season 5, utilizing their real-world names. The creator meticulously lists pistols, machine pistols, pistol carbines, submachine guns, rifles, assault rifles, battle rifles, machine guns, shotguns, sniper rifles, anti-material rifles, launchers, and melee weapons. It also highlights 'Non-Exist' items and 'Bonus' category entries. The description details planned corrections and additions for future videos, including specific firearm models, caliber variants, and even new melee options. Potential leaked Season 6 weapons are also teased, offering a comprehensive look at the game's arsenal.

This video captures a first-time shooting experience with the Barrett M107A1 chambered in .50 BMG. The description highlights the rifle's power and reputation, comparing it to the modernized M82. The author expresses excitement about the experience, calling it "gun pr0n" and the "coolest experience" on the range, and notes the desire to own one. Social media and website links for the creator, MrBigKid, are also included.

This video delves into the Valmet M82, a unique bullpup variant of the Valmet M76 rifle. Originally conceived for the Finnish military paratroopers, it featured wood stocks and chambered in 7.62x39mm. However, the concept didn't materialize for military adoption. The M82 found its way to the civilian market, primarily in the US, with commercial variants chambered in 5.56mm and sporting urethane stocks. Produced between 1982 and 1986, a total of approximately 2,000 units were manufactured before import restrictions on 'assault weapons.' Today, the M82 is recognized as one of the rarer and more unusual Valmet models.