Videos tagged with Water Damage

This YouTube video, titled "Gun vs Salt Water," investigates the resilience of a Thompson Center Encore firearm when subjected to a salt water test. The description directly poses the question of whether the rifle can survive this harsh environmental challenge. The content appears to be an experimental evaluation of firearm durability under extreme conditions, focusing on corrosion resistance.

This video addresses the common concern of what to do if a firearm gets wet. It likely covers essential maintenance and safety procedures to prevent rust and ensure the firearm remains operational and safe after exposure to moisture. The content would be valuable for any firearm owner, especially those who operate in environments with high humidity or precipitation, or who may have experienced accidental submersion of their firearm.

This video addresses a common concern for AR-15 owners: what to do if their rifle gets rained on. It aims to provide practical advice and guidance for maintaining and ensuring the functionality of an AR-15 after exposure to moisture. The description also highlights GUNBROS as a family-owned business focused on customer service, freedom, and providing battle-tested products for defense.

This video title, "Água Salgada Vs Munição: Qual é mais potente?" (Saltwater Vs Ammunition: Which is more powerful?), directly implies a comparison of the effects of saltwater against ammunition. While the specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned, the core of the comparison likely involves the impact of saltwater on projectile performance or firearm function. This suggests a range test or destructive testing scenario to determine how saltwater affects ammunition's power or a firearm's operation. The content aims to answer a specific question about the interaction between ammunition and a natural element.

This video tests the durability and functionality of a Glock pistol by submerging it in water for 150 days. The central question is whether the firearm will still be operational after this extended period of submersion. The description also includes promotional links for apparel and a podcast, and emphasizes that the content is for entertainment purposes only and filmed under controlled, safe conditions on a private range in Texas, cautioning viewers not to replicate the experiment.

This YouTube video tests the durability and functionality of live ammunition after being submerged underwater for an entire month. The creator investigates whether the ammunition will still fire after prolonged exposure to water, aiming to answer the question for viewers who might wonder about the effects of water on live rounds. The video also includes affiliate links for electronic hearing protection and encourages viewer support through Patreon and PayPal.

This YouTube video, titled 'Salt Water Vs Ammo' and featuring hashtags like #ammo and #fullautofriday, likely explores the impact of salt water on ammunition. While specific firearm models and calibers are not explicitly mentioned beyond the generic 'ammo' tag, the presence of #fullautofriday suggests a demonstration involving automatic fire. The content is expected to be a comparison or test focusing on the durability and function of ammunition when exposed to corrosive salt water conditions.

This YouTube video title suggests a "Will it Fire?" experiment comparing steel-cased 9mm ammunition against saltwater, presented in a timelapse format. The description includes hashtags related to firearms, specifically #taurus, #9mm, #edc, and #g2c, indicating the likely presence of a Taurus G2c pistol being tested. The experiment aims to demonstrate the ammunition's resilience or failure under adverse conditions, offering a visual and potentially informative look at firearm reliability.

This video, titled "The Swamp test- Where guns go to die," suggests an experiment involving firearms and a harsh, likely wet environment. The description implies a focus on testing the durability and functionality of firearms under extreme conditions, potentially leading to their failure. The content likely explores how different firearms, or specific components, withstand submersion, corrosion, and other challenges presented by a swamp setting. The outcome is anticipated to be destructive, hence the title's implication of guns "dying."

This video, titled "Dropping Your Gun In The Shower," appears to be a content piece from the YouTube channel "OilTheGun." Based on the title and description, the video likely demonstrates or discusses the consequences of a firearm being exposed to water, specifically in a shower environment. The content may explore potential damage, malfunctions, or necessary cleaning and maintenance procedures after such an event. It's implied to be a demonstration or informational video related to firearm care and potential issues.