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Firing a 62 gr. 5.56mm in a sabot from a .300 Remington Ultra Mag.
Rifle:
A custom 300 RUM with a 36" 3 land/groove rifled Pac-Nor barrel with a 1/10" twist rate on a standard Remington 700 magnum action
Projectile:
Bullet fps was 4,125fps the sabot was approx 515fps recorded at 640x240 at 8,810fps 62gr ss109 in a 3gr sabot with 118gr (Corrected) of us869 powder
Camera:
Chronos 1.4 is a 1.4 gigapixel-per-second handheld high-speed camera
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In this video, we are revisiting the FN FS2000 Bullpup 5.56mm rifle again with all new angles for a Slow-Motion look at what you cannot see in regular HD Video.
This is a fine, lightweight rifle that's easy (and fun) to shoot. You cannot use Drums on this rifle, and it prefers Aluminum USGI style magazines.
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HK51 H&K Stands for Heckler & Koch (pronounced: Heckler and Coke)
The HK51 is not an original H&K design, in fact, HK51 is a generic term, for an American design which took a G3 rifle (Gewehr 3) and shortened the 17.7 in barrel cut to just over 9 inches long, the cocking tube has been shortened, and yes, it takes MP5 forearms. it also takes a special retractable, piston style spring guide rod with full-length recoil spring so it will function in it's shortened form.
The system of operation in these guns is a delayed blowback, roller lock bolt system. The locking piece is manufactured with different angles that determine how long the action stays locked up, before allowing the
rollers to unlock the bolt, and start the action opening and rearward travel. The angles on the locking piece are determined by several factors, including the ammunition used and the length of the barrel. But the HK51 is using a custom ground locking piece with a non-standard angle developed particularly for this weapon.
In this video, you will see TWO HK51's one is a Vector V-51 Pistol and the other is a PTR-51 Pistol.
The HK51 pistol is MP5 Sized but shoots the 7.62x51mm (basically .308 Winchester).
Ammunition seen without a flash is Military Ball and ammunition seen with a flash is Wolf 150gr.
sadly I only had one magazine of Wolf remaining or we would have had much better footage and nobody was willing to donate any during COVID 19. So deal with it.... LOL J/K
Note: this shoot is two shooting dates as you can see by snow on most of the video, and then the HD shoot and the following HS. The final shoot with the HK51's was done very late in the day with setting sun (which makes high-speed nearly impossible) as you can see with the two last clips.
If we can acquire a sponsor to provide either Wolf 150gr. ammo or an ammo company to provide 150 grain (max) with slow-burning powder for the best possible FLASH, then we can provide one heck of a FUN high-speed video to see. until then we have this video and a couple older videos with plenty of Flash-and Action.
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1. Addicted
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Frame-based
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this video shows the Desert Eagle .50 Action Express by Magnum Research in HD and in Slow-Motion. This video Combines HD video, High-Speed video, and Separate Audio to help capture better audio. at some point in the future (depending on funding) we hope to capture Much Better audio, but that will require new hardware.
Maybe in the future, we can also acquire other Desert Eagle Pistols from Magnum Research. tell them you want to see it here lol
This video took two days to edit! we are constantly ramping up the speed of the videos, as well as ramping the speed down so you don't have to sit through a whole video in slow-motion so you see the cool stuff and not waiting a long time to see more cool spots of the video.
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This video allows users to see the FN FS2000 (FS2K) in slow-motion detail that you have not seen before, such as the shockwave after a round is fired starting at the barrel, and slowly moving to the rear. (everything is very firmly mounted, and it's an issue that is present in many Bullpups). One feature that I personally love is the forward ejection, and it's also displayed in this video. Finely, we captured the cartridge being loaded into the barrel in slow motion. this happens at such a high speed that you don't even get to see the spent case being directed into the ejection tube.
Please keep in mind that these first videos are simply our first time using the Chronos 1.4 high-speed camera, and we were using two of our four Canon lens. it was also less than ideal condition. lighting was sub-par, I forgot my mic. and it was 20 degrees F.
in the future, we will be featuring HD video as well as high-speed.
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This video is footage shot during a range visit using our new Chronos 1.4 of our Henry Big Boy.44 Mag.
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The XP-100 was based on Remington's short action bolt action carbine, the Remington Model 40X, which influenced the later Remington Model 600 rifle. The XP-100 was initially introduced with a 10¾" barrel set into a nylon stock with an unusual center-mounted grip.
The .221 Remington Fireball version of the XP-100 was produced between (1963–1985).
Effective firing range approx 200- 325 Yards (200–300 m)
Maximum firing range approx 325 yards (300 m)
*depends on Loading, Bullet, Altitude Temp.
221 Fireball Typical Velocity 2,700 fps (825 mps)
Music
Supernatural by Kevin MacLeod
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At Rest by Kevin MacLeod
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The video was shot at 600 frames per second, and there is a mountain of editing in this footage speeding it up and slowing it down.
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Note: I'm still having microphone problems, so the sound quality is pretty low. This will be fixed in future videos.
Now one thing to remember is I use Tripods for Cameras, as well as Chronographs, and the cheap tripods nearly blow over due to the muzzle blast, so a more stable base for your Chrono will save you time and money, not including making your videos look better.
Recently I was looking on eBay and found this AVT tripod and it's great. it's everything I wanted and more, and for a price I could afford. The tripod sold for $79.99 with free shipping, so when you think about it your really paying around $50 for this tripod plus shipping.
They even sell a smaller tripod then this model (this is the middle model), and they sell a larger tripod that will handle a 27 lb load.
I'm very happy with this tripod, it's so stable and solid and does not wiggle every time I touch the camera. The Pan and Tilt is smooth and adjustable, and a pleasure to use each and every day.
I also highly recommend the company I purchased it from. they were quick to chip, and it arrived in perfect condition. it's so good that I hope to show you additional tripods from them in the future.
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Slow Motion Footage (300, 600, and 1200 Frames Per Second (FPS) High-Speed Video using our Casio EX-F1 Pro) and showing the X-PRODUCTS X-91 Drum and the X-FAL Drum (Both 7.62x51mm/308 Win).
The Firearms used were my V51/HK51 with German Hensoldt Fero Z24 Sniper Scope and STANAG 2424 claw mount (basically an MP5 Sized HK91 firing the 7.62x51 NATO rather than the 9mm). This is the one throwing the massive fireballs. The other one used is my Custom L1A1 (Australian FAL) with L2A2 S.U.I.T Trilux Scope.
The Xs Products Drums performed flawlessly (and always have based on prior testing done by us)
Please do not forget to give this video a thumbs up! All the muzzle flashes seen in the video are REAL, and have no modification to make them look bigger, and no special effects added or used.
The Video is not near as clear and in focus as I would like, because I was acting as the shooter as well as the camera man at the same time, so there is no way to actually see if I was in frame, much less in focus (which sucked). when shooting HD video, I normally have an external monitor on the camera, but it does not work with the high-speed video.
AUDIO: For those about to claim that they would rather hear the gun rather than music, keep in mind that high-speed cameras do not capture any sound at all. normal cameras capture the action at 24 to 30 frames per second with some HD cameras capturing video at 60 frames per second. But we were shooting at 300 FPS, 600 FPS, and 1200 FPS which means we can shoot video 20 times faster, and sound when played 20 faster is just unusable noise, so there is no sound by design of all high-speed cameras.
Music: Bourne Vivaldi (Bourne Soundtrack/Vivaldi Double Cello Concerto) - as played by the ThePianoGuys on Youtube or ThePianoGuys.com You can get the music here: http://thepianoguys.com/newstore/bourne-vivaldi-the-piano-guys.html
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A review of the FP-45 Liberator is coming soon to the weaponeer channel.
History:
The FP-45 Liberator was a pistol manufactured in the US for the military during World War II for use by resistance forces in occupied territories.
It was the most widely produced and distributed clandestine weapon of all time yet virtually none survive. Now, the nearly impossible hole in every WWII military pistol collection has finally been filled by VINTAGE ORDNANCE CO. LLC. For the first time collectors can own a superbly precise reproduction complete with packaging & instructions, for a fraction of the $2500-$5000 cost of the ultra-rare original. (It is estimated that fewer than 300 boxes survive making them even rarer than the pistol itself.) Our replica is copied from the original plans and corrected against the actual pistols. The existing plans are not correct and this is not uncommon with wartime designed materiel. Inconsistencies between the finished product and the plans are typically due to the urgency of production. Often design adjustments were made on the factory floor and never recorded on the drawings.
The Pistol:
This perfect reproduction was built by the Vintage Ordnance Company LLC.
http://vintageordnance.homestead.com/Liberator.html
The reproduction has a rifled barrel and discrete markings to comply with Federal law and hopefully prevent it from being unscrupulously sold as an original antique. They mark the serial number on the front of the grip frame and their company information, model and caliber designation on the underside of the barrel behind the trigger guard. All characters are the minimum 1/16" high. Not readily apparent are the superior quality steels, heat treating and tighter tolerances of our reproduction. We have crafted the barrel, tube strap (breech ring) and cover slide (breech block) out of 1050 medium carbon cold rolled steel for greater strength. they have tightened the chamber tolerances to meet commercial standards and address the terrible headspace problems of the original guns that allowed them to batter themselves apart under repeated firing. The zinc cocking piece is cast from a denser alloy than the original for greater strength. Throughout we used close tolerance strip steels instead of cheaper commercial quality steel to insure the parts stayed as close as possible to the original specifications.
This FP-45 Liberator Pistol was designed to be fired (You should never fire the original Liberator Pistol they lose value, and can be damaged, which is something you don't want to do with a $2500 collectors pistol).
I really like this pistol... each shot is like stepping back in time, and it was NEVER designed to be accurate, this pistol is far more accurate than you think, but it shoots pretty high.
I'm likely the only person who has carried this pistol as a concealed weapon (CCW holder) in over 65 years.
VERY well made, and a complete product review video will be posted soon.
I setup this rifle up as a tactical high mobility anti-material Rifle. the rifle is only 2 inches longer than an M16A2 Rifle, so it's highly portable, and the magazine holds 5 rounds.
The Camera used was the Casio EX-F1 Pro
You can purchase this scope from Webyshops here
http://www.riflescopes.webyshops.com/Brands/POSP/POSP-8x42-D-Riflescope-with-SVD-Mount
8x42 POSP scopes make for a good match to SVD, PSL and NDM rifles that are intended for really pushing the limits of both the weapon platform and the cartridge at extended range. 8x42 scopes offer enough magnification for use at extended ranges without sacrificing much low light performance and field of view.
Similarly important is the "D" option. "D" in this case stands for "Diopter" and means that the eyepiece has adjustable focus and can be tweaked to better match the shooter's eye. For shooters who have a hard time bringing the reticle of other POSP scopes into focus, the "D" model is worth looking at.
These scopes have multi-coated lenses filled with nitrogen to prevent fogging and a red illuminated reticle, that uses inverted chevrons to provide aiming points for 100, 200, 300, 400, or, 900, 1000, 1100 & 1200 meters, depending on the model. The range calibrations are for both the AK 7.62x39 and SVD 7.62x54r which are measured in equal amounts of Minute of angle (MOA), they can be used effectively with any caliber of weapon, and many people have said it really shines with the 168 grain HPBT.
The 42mm objective lens allows significantly more light into the scope over the standard 24mm objective in the PSO-1 scope, which allows it to be used in slightly darker conditions.
The old scopes typically had a grey scratch-resistant coating, but newer scopes all have the flat black scratch-resistant coating, and this is some tough stuff. I have yet to chip any of this coating off any of my scopes, with the oldest scope being a decade old.
If you have an AK with a scope mount, then you really should buy a POSP 8x42 or better scope, if you have a PSL with an older and lower magnification scope, this makes for a great upgrade. For My PSL I actually mounted the 1P21 Zoom Scope (SVD scope), and I love the scope, but hate the price, and frankly the POSP can do just as good as my expensive Russian scope.
If you have any questions, Comments feel free to post them below
The Russian POSP scope was designed specifically for Russian Military rifles, such as the AK, and the SVD, and has been adapted to fit most of the Chinese, Romanian, Polish and US copies of the Kalashnikov, and have seen action in Afghanistan, Chechnya, the Balkans and other "hot zones" around the world.
What makes the POSP scopes stand out is the combination of high quality, durability, and value, and that has a lot to do with its features, such as the scope body being made from a special magnesium alloy called seluminum.
These scopes have multicoated lenses filled with nitrogen to prevent fogging and a red illuminated reticle, that uses inverted chevrons to provide aiming points for 100, 200, 300, 400, or, 900, 1000, 1100 & 1200 meters, depending on the model. The range calibrations are for both the AK 7.62x39 and SVD 7.62x54r which are measured in equal amounts of Minute of angle (MOA), they can be used effectively with any caliber of weapon, and many people have said it really shines with the 168 grain HPBT.
The Range estimation grid provides the proper range to the target, for hunting, as well as standing or prone Zombies, and the red glowing LED allows it to be used in low light conditions such as dusk and dawn.
The 42mm objective lens allows significantly more light into the scope over the standard 24mm objective in the PSO-1 scope, which allows it to be used in slightly darker conditions.
look at the 89x42D specs:
o Magnesium alloy body
o Adjustable focus eyepiece
o Red Illuminated reticle
o Easy wind compensation with the reticle
o Nitrogen filled
o 1000 m range finding reticule
o SVD/PSL/NDM Mount
o Made in Belarus
o Waterproof
o Black Baked enamel finish
• Magnification 8 power
• Angular field of view, 3° degrees
• Operating temperature range -58 F to 122 F ( -50 to +50° C )
• Overall dimensions in inches is 16.1" x 6.1" x 3.1"
The POSP 8x42D is highly recommended by the weaponeer channel, and you can purchase this scope direct from Webyshops using the link below
http://www.riflescopes.webyshops.com/Brands/POSP/POSP-8x42-D-Riflescope-with-SVD-Mount
REFLECTOR:
Reflectors are used in the studio to adjust the light hitting your subject. You can brighten, warm up, or remove shadows using them. The 5-in-1 reflector provides you with several options in a convenient carry case.
•Has five different reflector colors:
◦Gold: warm up the picture
◦Silver: brighten the picture
◦White: bounce light into shadows
◦Black: block out unwanted light
◦Translucent: soften light, often used overhead
•3 size options: 24", 32" and 43"
•Folds easily to fit in its case
•Case is black heavy duty material with a sturdy zipper
Comes from Cowboy Studio Starting at $27
http://www.cowboystudio.com/product/c09/p0905-01.php
Standard Reflector Holder (reflector not included) from Cowboy Studio $35
http://www.cowboystudio.com/product/c03/p0304-03.php
•Arm adjustable from 2ft 6in to 5ft 7in
•Made from aluminum alloy with satin silver finish
•Easily mounted on any standard light stand
mounts to any standard light stands (not included)
Flora®, a light bank with a revolutionary design, delivers powerful illumination. The light bank is suitable for still photography or filmmaking. Comparing to other high wattage light banks, Flora® light bank has several distinguished advantages, including smaller in size, improved rigidity, easy installation, and convenient in moving from place to place. Comparing to other light banks with similar size, the Flora® light bank can install high-wattage fluorescent bulbs.
The body of Flora® light bank is made out of flame-retardant Nylon. High quality nylon is used to extend the lifespan of the product, and to reduce surface cracks through aging and normal wear and tear. The fire resistant nylon has passed several tests that fire will die out within three seconds after the source of fire is removed.
The advantage of off-center tilting design firmly supports the light bank, and allows the light bank to be compact in size comparing to other light banks in its class. The conventional tilting mechanism is relative simple, but has a tendency of surface cracking after a long period of use since the mechanism cannot withstand the combined weights of the light bank and its bulbs. The newly designed off-center titling uses iron parts as its main source of material, which does not only maintain the merits of the old design, but also improves the titling rigidity.
The installation of Flora® light bank and its softbox is extremely simple. Smart design allows users to pop up the softbox with ease and completes the whole assembly for less than 30 seconds.
Constructed with the re-designed hexagon structure, the light bank tends be more resistant to impact. Flora® light bank is capable of withstanding much greater impact that the bank shows no signs of cracks or failure even when it is dropped from the top of a three-story building.
Flora® light bank is designed for ergonomics that is designed with a large soft grip for easy and convenient handling. A larger handle allows users to better adjust and tilt the light bank. With the foaming wrapping around the handle, the design helps the user to grab the handle easily.
Standard Flora Fluorescent Light Bank $79.99
http://www.lincostore.com/product/Linco-PE9030-3350.html
Remote Flora Fluorescent Light Bank $179.99
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•Ambidextrous (left or right)
•Deploy and adjust in seconds
•No bulky clips or straps to get in the way
•Lightweight (less than 3 oz.)
•17 Sizes to choose from
•Closed-end design keeps lint and dust out
•Keeps gun oil off of you
Lifetime "No Questions" warranty
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Super Mag Pouch
http://stickyholsters.com/smp.html
Sticky Holsters goal was to not offer just another mag pouch, but something much more useful. Sticky Holsters is proud to introduce our Super Mag Pouch. We have devised a way for you to carry whatever magazine or accessory you like in the same pouch. Flashlights, a .45 magazine, a pocket knife, a .380 magazine or maybe a 38 special zip strip - each will fit in our new Super Mag Pouch.
If that wasn't good enough, Sticky Holsters offer you choices of how you can carry it. It will work IWB (using the famous Sticky Holsters self-securing exterior), in the pocket, outside the belt (with built-in belt loop), or in our exclusive A-frame mode - which works with or without a belt.
It has a built in pocket to slide in your CCW permit, ID, credit or business cards.
You can see quality close up photos here: http://on.fb.me/tXH9Xy
Webyshops lists the following description:
Lucid is proud to introduce the worlds first variable magnifier for red dot sights - the LUCID 2x-5x Magnifier (LUC-2X5X).
At Lucid, they understanding the need to transition quickly between (CQB) and target engagement that may be further out. Maintaining quality target identification and precision shot placement through this transition is a must. This ability is now yours with the Lucud's new 2x-5x variable power magnifier.
The variable magnifier mounts behind any red dot sight and expands your capability by offering target identification and sniper accuracy. This high quality optic offers crystal clear optical performance, and maintains an expansive field of view with comfortable eye relief through the entire magnification range.
The 3x magnifier offers a crystal clear image, with a field of view of 40ft @ 100yds, a comfortable eye relief and impressive optical performance. The magnifier is built on a rugged aluminum frame that is rubber armored, with optics that are 100 percent waterproof, shockproof and fogproof (nitrogen purged) for extreme durability. There is an adjustable focus on the ocular ring to ensure clarity for all shooters.
The Lucid 3x Fixed Magnifier is compatible with all red dots.
3x magnification
Compatible with any red dot sight
Aluminum frame
Multi-coated lenses
30mm tube
Adjustable ocular focus
100% waterproof
100% shockproof
100% fogproof (nitrogen purged)
Magnification 3x
Field of View (FOV) @ 100 yds, ft 40
Waterproof / Shockproof / Fogproof Yes
Weight, oz 6.5
Price at the time of this video: $189.00
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Price at the time of this video: $39.00
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Photos of this and the other magnifiers can be found on our Facebook Page: http://on.fb.me/tXH9Xy
Adding a magnifier to a dot sight gives the shooter the benefits of magnified optics while still giving them the option to switch back to the unmagnified sight at any time. Detached from the firearm it works fine as a monocular.
2x magnification
Compatible with Gen2 HD7 Red Dot
Aluminum frame
100% waterproof
100% shockproof
Magnification 2x
Field of View (FOV) @ 100 yds, ft 37
Waterproof / Shockproof Yes
Weight, oz 2.0
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WHAT IS INCLUDED
•One (1) Alloy 4-Section Tripod
•One (1) KJ-1 Tripod Head
•One (1) Quick Release Plate
•Three (3) Quick Release Leg Locks and non-slip rubber feet
•One (1) Carrying Case
SPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURES
•4 Section, Tripod head included
•Max height 60", close length: 21"
•Max load 15 lb
•Quick release leg locks and non-slip rubber feet
•Quick release plate
Check out this Sub $50 Tripod from Coyboby Studio.
http://www.cowboystudio.com/product/c11/p11-19.php
BULB INFORMATION
A fluorescent lamp or fluorescent tube is a gas-discharge lamp that uses electricity to excite mercury vapor in argon or neon gas, resulting in a plasma that produces short-wave ultraviolet light. This light then causes phosphor to fluoresce, producing visible light.
Unlike incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps always require a ballast to regulate the flow of power through the lamp. Compact fluorescent light bulbs may have a conventional ballast located in the fixture or they may have ballasts integrated in the bulbs, allowing them to be used in lampholders normally used for incandescent lamps.
Fluorescent Lights are widely appllied for video and photography production, and have been considered as the best lighting source for shooting. In addition, the lights deliver a smooth warm highly diffused light source which is close to daylight source.
Furthermore, the bulbs typically use around 1/4 to 1/3 the power of an incandescent achieving an equivalent brightness. Their greater efficiency results in a bulb that runs completely cool. Typical average lifetime ratings for linear fluorescent tubes are 10,000 and 20,000 hours, compared to 750 hours (110 V)
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A review of the Cobra Series Trigger Guards by Strike Industries
COBRA Ambidextrous / Left only Polymer Trigger Guard Combo -- 2 Pack - Model - COBRA-01-AL
Cobra series trigger guards are designed as direct replacements to the standard AR trigger guard. Our trigger guards feature a deeper angle rather than a straight linear line. This gives the operator more room when wearing gloves and for cold weather environments. Also eliminates the dreaded gap between the pistol grip and trigger guard.
There are four models available, classic, ambidextrous, left only, and right only. Sold in packages of two, package 01 includes both ambidextrous and left only trigger guards. Package 02 includes both straight and right only trigger guards. Our ambidextrous, right only, and left only trigger guards feature our unique finger rests.
Note that the Cobra series trigger guards are non-folding. All mounting hardware included.
You can purchase them at:
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Weaponeer Review of the Patriot Series Pistol Grip PRO Model PTG-PRO
Excellent ergonomics and the enduring strength of advanced, military grade polymers shape the new Patriot Series pistol grips. This no-nonsense grip sets your hand close to the receiver and the finely-tuned angle keeps your arm and shoulder tight and comfortable.
The PRO grip features a rear lip which increases trigger pull ergonomics. Less effort equals more consistent trigger squeezes and better groupings. Also ensures more comfort over longer periods of time.
Lower storage compartment seals with a hinge and lock vs rubber and plastic caps that fall out and have the potential of getting lost. Store tools, extra rounds, amongst other AR essentials. Exclusively on the PRO model.
Features the American stars and stripes. Available in BK, FDE, and OD. Fits all M4, M16, AR15, and AR10 rifles.
Made of military grade polymers and engineered to last, forever.
Very Affordable at around $21
Strike Industries
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It comes with two tethered Impact Pads - one leather, one hard plastic. Now you can drive pins, drift sights, whatever work you need to do without worrying about marring your firearm finish. The mat folds up, velcros shut, and retains your important go-to range kit.
The surface is Grip ToughTek fabric, so it provides a secure work surface. This is laminated to Multicam so when folded, the exterior is MultiCam camo.
Features:
18"x24" work size
Grip ToughTek fabric, oil and solvent proof, 1000-Denier
MultiCam camo backing, 1000-Denier (this is 2000-Denier total, one tough work mat!)
Rare Earth magnets in upper corners to secure pins and springs
Zippered parts pocket
Slip pocket
Multiple layered elastic tool pockets
Impact Pads included
Made in USA
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The US Rifle M1 was the first semiautomatic rifle to be the standard small arm of the US Military, requiring a trigger pull to fire a round but automatically chambering the next round. This not only greatly increased the rate of fire over bolt-action rifles, but made it far easier to reacquire a target after each round.
It was also the first semiautomatic rifle to be adopted by a major military power.
It was the product of a genuine genius, John Cantius Garand.
This movie was produced for the preparation of commandos and paratroops units for the invasion in normandy
Production Company: U.S. Army Signal Corps
45mm pistol
30 cal. carbine
30 cal. machine gun
50 cal. machine gun
hand grenades
rifle grenades
anti tank grenades
anti tank rockets
60mm mortar
81mm mortar
37mm armor piercing rounds
Their effects are mainly shown on captured German equipment
A full review will be posted Soon...
Highly popular, very durable, and just the right size to suit your needs, with just enough features, without adding too much bulk.
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Video Note: Originally this was one video, but once again YouTube hosed the video, and only processed the first 6 minutes (less than half) of the video, rather than the whole video.
This is the missing half of the video. we could have deleted the first 6 minutes and tried again, but it's been seen by so many people, that we thought it would be best to just add a part 2.
Based on the old Typhoon Gearslinger, designed with two backpack straps instead of the original single strap design.
Highly popular, very durable, and just the right size to suit your needs, with just enough features, without adding too much bulk.
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A review on the SABERCAT VERSIPACK By Maxpedition. This is a great Case, Bag, Carrier, Waist Pack, perfect for your everyday needs, EDC carrier, Medication carrier, Range bag, or anything else you and think of, the Maxpedition Sabercat can do it, and do it well. This is my favorite Maxpedition product.
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Specs:
The black dial has red and silver-tone accents for a sporty design, with a brushed stainless steel case. A: 316L Stainless steel case B: Top side crown and pushers C: Thick sapphire crystal D: Double side anti-reflective coating E: Threaded caseback F: Diamond seal crown G: 100 meters/330 ft. water resistance H: LUM-TEC MDV technology I: Custom molded anti-static rubber strap. 26/22 size J: Heavy duty Japan Miyota OS10 quartz 12 hour chronograph movement
Free lifetime battery replacement
Limited numbered series
1 year limited warranty
45mm width excluding crown (approximately 1 3/4 inches)
Designed/Sized for: Men
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This Trench Hawk tomahawk was precision drop forged from 1055 Carbon steel. Drop forging is, without doubt, the best method of manufacture for any impact weapon, particularly one with a cutting edge.
During the forging process, a metal ingot is heated almost white-hot and then formed into shape in a series of progressive dies. The large steel dies are fixed to enormous compressed air hammers. Each die hammers the hot metal into a gradually more finished shape. The steel is kneaded and compressed into a completely homogenous mass making the grain structure uniform and minimizing gas pockets or other imperfections that can ruin the construction of a hand forged hawk. This is why most good axes, hatchets, and hammers are drop forged.
This hawk was differentially heat treated. This means that the cutting edge and hammer face is fully hardened, while the balance is left relatively soft to absorb the shock of striking blows.
The handle of the Trench Hawk is also highly resistant to shock and impact and will withstand abuse that would easily break even a tough hickory handle. And, as an added benefit, is easily and cheaply replaced when finally worn out or broken from repeated throwing
All it takes is one stroke from either the vicious cutting edge or its brutal wedge shaped spike to end the fight, and if the party starts at longer range the Trench Hawk's twin "business ends" make an accurate throw a breeze since there's double the chance of a lethal hit. When used defensively, the Trench Hawk's cutting edge and spike also provide a big advantage, as either can be used for hooking or trapping and, like our Spike Hawk, their combined length can be used to parry or block an incoming blow.
Trench Hawk
Specifications:
Overall Length: 19"
Hawk Length: 8 3/4"
Primary Edge: 3 1/2"
Steel: Drop Forged 1055 Carbon
Weight: 24 oz
Handle: Polypropylene
Sheath: Durable Polypropylene Sheath
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So here you go.. video taken but not used (much of it due to being far too dark), but rather than delete the video, I spent several hours editing the high speed, to make the best out of the footage that I had, and this video is the result of that wasted time.
Ammunition used was BLAZER.
This is a review of the Special Forces Shovel from Cold Steel. (paracord wrap not included)
The Special Forces Shovel is modeled after the original Soviet Spetznaz shovel (but made much stronger).
The shovel head and socket are forged from medium carbon steel, then heat-treated for maximum strength.
Specifications:
Overall: 19 11/16"
Thick: 5/64"
Weight: 26.6oz.
Width: 6"
Medium Carbon Steel with a hardwood handle.
http://www.coldsteel.com/spshovel.html
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As our subscribers know, we actually use the products we review for a considerably long time. This way we can find any issues with the products being tested. But in this case after some lengthy testing we thought it was best to test these fine stands to see if the tests can take the impact of bullets to see how well they hold up.
We actually started off with the rifles rather than the pistols, putting a couple full high cap mags from the AKM as well as the AR15 to use against the first stand to see how well it holds up, and the armor shields brushed off the AKM as well as the AR15 with only chipped paint to show for it. shots into the much lighter target base went right though at close range as expected, unless they were shallow angle impacts, in which case they were deflected with some dents but no penetration.
The stand was then shot until a round defected the armor and the upright holder. for this test a 308 bolt action was used for the test firing Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) ammunition (reloads), and it was fully expected to to shoot right though this without any problem at all (this load penetrates 1/2 inch steel at 200 yards) so it was a bit of a surprise that the first round DID NOT penetrate the armor shielding.
The second shot in the same place did considerable damage to the armor, but once again it did not penetrate the upright holder (as designed). The third round was able to penetrate through the armor, into the upright, and out the back with considerable force and velocity. So much so, the while the upright did have a hole in it, it could still be used (actually it would have been nearly impossible to have pulled out the 1x2 wood if this actually happened during use holding a target.
The second leg was used to test handgun ammunition to see how well the stand would hold up. after 50 rounds of 44 magnum fired out of the Henry Lever Action 44 Mag, there was no penetration of the armor. In fact even the welds were holding after direct impacts, but the steel in front of the welding had been under such stress after the 50 rounds at 25 and 10 yards that the metal was stretching and failing with a small split, but not enough to worry about. none of the armor or the welds failed!
shots fired into the stand to see what would happen, did not penetrate at low angle (impressive). We then went through another 100 rounds of 38 special +P as well as 357 Magnum, once again without failure.
Results: The Armor shielding on the stand was able to protect the stand (and investment) without damage unless you use the stand as a target with high power rifle ammunition.
Note: The stand was not destroyed because we didn't like them, it's actually the opposite. These stands are the best target stand we have yet tested, by far...
These stands can be set up to handle just one target like most stands, but it can be setup to hold a number of full size targets, all depending on the length of the 1x2 used (it takes five 1x2's to setup this stand for more than one target (you are limited only by the length of wood). This makes this stand the most useful and modular we have seen on the market, and as you can see... it holds up great to the occasional wild round missing the target and hitting the target stand.
The Weaponeer Channel highly recommends this stand.
for information or purchase see: http://targetmeister.com
Ammunition used for the Pistol portion of the testing as performed by Weaponeer, way BLAZER Ammunition
Tripods are a big topic, and not one you can cover in 10 minutes, so the tutorial serves to educate the user of the basics of the most common tripods typically used today, and what works with video, what is not so good for video, and what is basically considered trash.
The tripod in the video is the C-158 KJ1 from cowboystudio approx $45
Current camera shoot fairly good video without video lighting, and outstanding with video lighting, but when it comes to audio in most cameras, it's.. well, less than good. if separate lighting is acceptable to improve your video quality, then you should be open to capturing separate audio, so you can greatly improve your audio quality.
This is simple these days just by buying a Zoom H1 recorder, and plugging in a simple lapel microphone (the better the mic the better the audio) and the H1 will not only capture the audio, but it also will allow you to monitor it in real time if needed, as well as act as an amplifier.
http://cowboystudio.com/product/c03/p0304-05.php


