Videos tagged with Safari Rifle

This video showcases the Szecsei & Fuchs Double Barrel Bolt Action Dangerous Game Rifle. The description highlights its suitability for dangerous game hunting, particularly in Africa, and its unique combination of double-barrel and bolt-action mechanisms. This niche rifle appeals to enthusiasts interested in specialized hunting firearms and historical or custom firearm designs.

This video features Jeff "Tank" Hoover reviewing and showcasing the CZ 550 Safari rifle chambered in the powerful .500 Jeffery caliber. The title suggests a focus on the rifle's capabilities, likely in a hunting or big-game context given the caliber and rifle model. The content will likely delve into the firearm's specifications, performance, and perhaps its suitability for challenging environments.

This video features a "suppressed elephant gun," identified as a 416 Rigby safari rifle, being used for some fun on a private shooting range. The content is presented by Kentucky Ballistics and aims to entertain and educate viewers. Links are provided for SDI educational opportunities, Kentucky Ballistics merchandise, and support via Patreon. The video emphasizes responsible firearm handling in a controlled, professional setting.

This video focuses on the Sabatti Double Rifle. Based solely on the title, the content is expected to be a review, showcase, or discussion of this specific firearm model. Potential topics include its features, performance, intended use, and perhaps comparisons to other rifles. The target audience would be firearm enthusiasts interested in rifles, specifically double rifles or those considering a Sabatti product.

This video features Kentucky Ballistics testing the power of the "world's biggest elephant gun," the 700 Nitro Express, by shooting giant gummy bears. The description highlights the controlled environment of the private shooting range and emphasizes the entertainment and educational purposes of the content. It also promotes the channel's sponsor, Aura, and encourages viewer support through Patreon, merchandise, and social media engagement.

This video is a book review of "Firearms Developed and Manufactured in Southern Africa 1949-2000." The book, a result of an 8.5-year research project by the Pretoria Arms and Ammunition Association, meticulously documents firearms from South Africa and Rhodesia. It covers a wide range, from civilian hunting rifles to military arms, including major manufacturers like Musgrave, Denel, Republic Arms, Truvelo, and Milkor. Specific firearms discussed include the Vektor CP1, CR21, Neostead, Striker-12/Protecta shotguns, and details on South African and Rhodesian FAL rifles. The book is presented as an essential resource for those interested in safari rifles, the South African bush wars, and the evolution of a national arms industry.

This video follows J. Scott Olmsted, Editor-in-Chief of American Hunter, on a bull elephant hunt in Namibia, Africa, during the fall of 2013. The content showcases the hunting experience, highlighting the use of a Kimber Caprivi rifle. The description also includes promotional links for NRA membership and American Hunter.org.

This video showcases the final accuracy testing of a "Nearly Perfect Safari Rifle" built by Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA. The footage features Potterfield taking the rifle to the range to demonstrate its performance and precision. The video also references the full build process available through the MidwayUSA Video Library, highlighting gunsmithing and custom rifle creation.

This video features Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, providing a straightforward tutorial on how to sight in both rifle scopes and iron sights. The demonstration is presented as a quick and easy method, likely aimed at helping rifle owners ensure their firearms are accurately zeroed for various purposes. The content is educational, focusing on a fundamental aspect of rifle ownership and marksmanship.

This video, "How to Select and Mount the Nearly Perfect Safari Rifle Scope | Gunsmithing," features Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, demonstrating the selection and mounting of a Leupold VX-7 1.5-6x 24mm scope on a safari rifle. The focus is on choosing a versatile sighting system suitable for both dangerous and plains game, highlighting the Leupold scope as an ideal, "nearly perfect" option. The demonstration covers the gunsmithing aspect of installing a quick detachable sighting system.

This video from MidwayUSA features Larry Potterfield demonstrating how to properly inlet a two-screw swivel stud for a rifle stock. The tutorial covers determining the correct placement and achieving the appropriate depth for a flush fit, specifically noting its compatibility with barrel bands as seen on the 'Nearly Perfect Safari Rifle.' The description also provides a link to the MidwayUSA Video Library for more instructional content.

This video provides a detailed gunsmithing tutorial on how to install a steel grip cap onto a rifle stock. Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, demonstrates the entire process, including leveling the stock's grip base and shaping the wood to perfectly match the contours of the grip cap. This technique is presented as a traditional element of custom rifle builds, specifically for his "Nearly Perfect Safari Rifle."