Videos tagged with Racegun

This YouTube video focuses on the SIG P365 X-Macro chambered in 9mm, explicitly mentioning it as an "EDC Racegun." The title and included hashtags indicate a strong emphasis on concealed carry (EDC), the specific firearm model, its caliber, and the general firearms enthusiast community. The content likely showcases the pistol's features and its suitability for both everyday carry and potentially competitive shooting scenarios.

This YouTube Short showcases a "racegun" with a trigger so sensitive it reacts to the slightest touch. The video uses popular hashtags like #racegun, #competition, and #aregulargunguy, along with general YouTube tags for discoverability. The focus is on the innovative trigger mechanism of a competition firearm, highlighting its responsiveness in the context of shooting sports.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'CALL IT GREEN LANTERN (The Race Joint)🔥🔥🔥', focuses on a custom firearm referred to as a 'race gun'. The title and description hint at a high-performance, potentially modified pistol built for speed and competition. The hashtags suggest a blend of lifestyle, entertainment, and a regular gun guy's content, aiming for trending status on YouTube.

This video marks the beginning of a new project focused on a Tanfoglio Stock II pistol. The creator aims to analyze the firearm, understand its mechanics, and prepare it for use as a racegun. This first installment details a complete disassembly and reassembly of the pistol, piece by piece. The creator emphasizes that the video is for informational purposes only and advises caution for those without the necessary expertise, highlighting the dangers of improper firearm handling. Operations are conducted in an authorized workshop.

This video, Part 6 of the "Birth of a Vampire" series, demonstrates the process of milling a firearm slide. It focuses on creating dovetails for sights, grip serrations, and slide lightening cuts. The description emphasizes that this is not a tutorial but a sharing of workshop processes. The custom grip serrations are designed for enhanced manipulation on a "Racegun," providing both an anti-glare top surface and supplementary grip during slide manipulations. The creator notes a refinement in their serration design, aiming for effective grip without being overly abrasive on the hands during repeated use. The video highlights the workshop's unique approach and dedication to individual craftsmanship.

This video, titled "Part5: Slide and Safeties blending. #vampireguns", is the fifth installment in a series documenting the creation of a custom "Racegun". The creator emphasizes that this is not a tutorial but a sharing of their workshop process. The focus is on profiling the rear of the slide and fitting the safeties. While the video demonstrates a standard grade fitment for the grip safety, allowing for a small gap to manage working times, it also touches upon higher-grade couplings that involve laser-assisted surface enlargement and manual fitting for a zero-gap result. The creator highlights this as their unique method of injecting personal touch into each build, with the sixth part already in production. The description also includes links to the previous four parts of the series.

This video documents the first assembly of a custom 1911 Racegun, referred to as a 'Pistol Dreambuild'. The creator emphasizes that this is not a tutorial but a sharing of the workshop process, from initial fitting to final finishing. It's presented as the culmination of many work hours. The video is an early attempt at content creation, filmed and edited on a mobile phone, with an apology for potential errors and lower video quality.

This video features Iain Harrison and Kalani Laker with the Cobalt Kinetics C.A.R.S. racegun, an AR-15 platform rifle. The description humorously notes its nickname and advanced capabilities, implying it's a high-performance firearm. The video appears to showcase the rifle in action, with RECOIL's Editor being instructed by a professional shooter from Cobalt Kinetics. It aims to provide information on the rifle and the brand, encouraging viewer engagement through comments.