Videos tagged with Nylon

This video, titled 'I Really “Screwed” Up', appears to be a personal anecdote or review related to firearms and everyday carry items. The description heavily features hashtags related to the Second Amendment, concealed carry, EDC, self-defense, and specific firearm brands like Glock, as well as gear like nylon belts. The mention of 'unboxing' and 'setup' suggests a review or demonstration of new gear. The overall tone implies a potentially humorous or relatable experience involving a mistake or mishap in the context of carrying or using firearms and related equipment.

This video, titled "Nylon," appears to be a content piece related to firearms, likely focusing on a specific firearm or a component made of nylon. Given the lack of a detailed description or transcript, the exact nature of the content remains ambiguous. However, based on the common use of nylon in firearm grips, stocks, holsters, and carrying cases, it's probable the video explores these aspects. Potential topics include material properties, manufacturing, or how nylon contributes to the functionality or aesthetics of firearms and their accessories. Without further information, it's difficult to ascertain the depth or specific focus.

This video delves into the history and design of the Remington Nylon 66, a revolutionary .22 caliber semi-automatic rifle introduced in the 1950s. Developed when Remington was owned by DuPont, the rifle utilized DuPont's innovative Nylon 66 polymer to replace traditional wooden and metal components, significantly reducing manufacturing costs. Despite initial market concerns about its unconventional construction, the Nylon 66 underwent extensive testing and was released to positive reviews. It proved to be a remarkable success, with over 1,050,000 units produced before its discontinuation in 1987, showcasing a bold gamble that paid off for Remington.

This video focuses on the properties of Polymaker PA12 CF Nylon, a plastic material noted for its low water absorption compared to other nylons. The description highlights its potential to maintain strength and stiffness even in humid conditions, suggesting its application in environments where moisture resistance is critical.

This video explores the effects of annealing and oil on Taulman Glass Fiber Nylon, specifically investigating its potential to prevent moisture absorption. The study focuses on how these factors influence the material's strength and stiffness. While the video title mentions a study on material properties, it does not directly discuss firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific firearm-related topics.

This video from 1911 Syndicate reviews the RDR Gear Enhanced Duty Belt, which they also refer to as a battle belt. The description highlights RDR Gear's quality nylon and kydex products, noting their holsters and chest rigs are frequently seen on the channel. The video also briefly mentions the 1911 Syndicate's dual focus on real estate services for military/LE/shooting/hunting communities and content production. Links for their newsletter, Patreon, Sly Tactical slings, and US Elite Gear are provided.

This video explores vintage Smith & Wesson body armor made from ballistic nylon, predating the widespread use of Kevlar. The presenter, with the help of Movie Gun Services, examines a set of S&W armor, noting its protection levels for .38 S&W and .30 Carbine rounds. The video also features revolver-launched tear gas grenades from the same era. It highlights a fascinating piece of firearms and protective gear history, showcasing early attempts at soft body armor.

This video showcases the Uncle Mike's Law Enforcement Magazine Pouch, highlighting its affordability and features for securely carrying extra magazines. The pouch includes an internal tension device for a firm hold and padded reinforced straps that can be removed for an open-top design for quick access. It is available in various nylon finishes, including MIRAGE Plain, Basketweave, and Cordura. The description also provides a link to OpticsPlanet.com for purchasing.