Videos tagged with Promag

This video is the second part of a series testing a Ruger 10/22 rifle equipped with a binary trigger. The primary focus is on evaluating the functionality of a new GSG Rotary Drum Magazine after a previous unsuccessful attempt with Promag drum magazines. The content likely involves range testing and a review of the magazine's performance with the modified rifle.

This YouTube video focuses on a specific, potentially lesser-known aspect of the Beretta 92FS pistol. The title hints at an "one thing you might not know," suggesting an informational or review-style approach. The inclusion of #promag and #baretta (likely a typo for Beretta) indicates the video is directly related to firearms, specifically this popular handgun model and potentially its accessories or modifications. The mention of #9mm clearly indicates the caliber.

This YouTube video features a Beretta 92FS being used in conjunction with pumpkins. While specific details about the shooting scenario or any modifications are not provided in the description, the title clearly indicates a focus on the Beretta 92FS and utilizes common firearm hashtags. The inclusion of 'Promag' suggests a potential mention of magazines or accessories from that brand.

This video examines the performance of Shield Arms, ETS, and Promag magazines after being loaded for nearly four years. The content focuses on potential issues or successes with these specific brands of firearm magazines, particularly concerning their ability to lock back after extended periods of being fully loaded. The analysis aims to provide insights into the long-term reliability of these magazine types for firearm owners.

This video focuses on a malfunction experienced with a Glock firearm utilizing a Promag drum magazine. The title "Glock Promag Drum Jam" directly indicates a problem or "jam" occurring during the use of this specific magazine with a Glock pistol. The content likely delves into the specifics of the malfunction, potential causes, and troubleshooting steps for this particular combination of firearm and accessory. It is aimed at Glock owners and users of drum magazines.

This video documents a range day experience using a Promag drum magazine for a Glock 43 pistol. The creator shares their firsthand impressions and performance observations of the drum magazine during shooting at the range. It offers a practical look at how the accessory functions with the specific firearm.

This YouTube video tests a 30-round Promag magazine for a Glock pistol, specifically investigating whether it will jam. The title directly poses the question of the magazine's reliability under use, indicating a performance evaluation of the accessory for Glock firearms.

This video features a drop and full-auto test of 10 popular AR-15 magazines. Gunmag aims to demonstrate how well these magazines perform under stress, prioritizing durability when fully loaded and reliable feeding at high cyclic rates. The test orders the magazines from the internet's most favored to least favored, offering a practical evaluation for firearm enthusiasts looking for reliable AR-15 magazine options. The video includes a detailed breakdown of each magazine tested, a recap, and bloopers.

This is Part 2 of an AR-15 magazine torture test, with the host explaining the delay due to file corruption and the SHOT Show. Two new magazines are added to the test: a Promag and an ETS. The results of the test proved surprising, with some expected performers failing and vice-versa. The video also includes links to the host's Amazon store, Patreon, USCCA, music channel, website, and social media.

This video features a new Promag 30-round drum magazine for the .410 Saiga firearm. The creator notes that the drum performs well after a break-in period and hints at an upcoming, exciting .410 Saiga project. The description includes extensive disclaimers regarding safety, legal compliance, and the educational/entertainment nature of the content, emphasizing that the channel does not sell firearms or accessories and advises viewers to perform firearm work only by licensed individuals.