Category: hunting

German Guns of WWII

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German pistols of World War II

German forces carried a number of notable pistols in World War II. This video covers them for historical accuracy, and it does not endorse what they did.

Why the history matters

  • Design and engineering: these pistols show the engineering of the era.
  • Historical context: understanding the tools of the war helps tell the history accurately.
  • Collecting: condition, markings and matching numbers drive value.

Gear

If you shoot historic pistols, keep them clean with supplies from Brownells, find 9mm ammo at True Shot Ammo, and use ShellShock hearing protection.

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Guns of WWII

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Guns of WWII and D-Day

World War II saw the widespread use of iconic firearms such as the M1 Garand, the M1 Carbine, the Thompson submachine gun, the BAR and the 1911 pistol. This video takes a look at these historical guns.

The guns

  • M1 Garand: the standard U.S. infantry rifle.
  • M1 Carbine: a light carbine used widely by many troops.
  • Thompson submachine gun: the famous .45 ACP Tommy Gun.
  • BAR: the Browning Automatic Rifle, a squad automatic weapon.
  • 1911 pistol: the classic .45 ACP sidearm.

Gear

If you shoot historic guns, keep them clean with supplies from Brownells, find ammo at Natchez and True Shot Ammo, and wear ShellShock hearing protection. Automatic firearms are regulated under the National Firearms Act.

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Ruger American Gen2 Takes on Franchi Momentum in EPIC Rifle Showdown

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Ruger American Gen 2 vs Franchi Momentum

In this video, we compare the Ruger American Gen 2 and Franchi Momentum bolt-action rifles. Find out which one is the best choice for your shooting needs.

How to compare

  • Accuracy: same ammo through both.
  • Handling and trigger: how each feels to shoot.
  • Price and features: what you get for the money.

Gear

You will need a scope, so compare options at OpticsPlanet. Find ammo at Natchez and True Shot Ammo, and get tools and cleaning supplies at Brownells.

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Cheapest Revolver Any Good?

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Is the cheapest revolver any good?

The Heritage Rough Rider is a budget single-action revolver in .22 LR, often one of the cheapest revolvers you can buy. In this video, I find out whether it is any good.

What to check on a budget revolver

  • Reliability: does it cycle and fire every time?
  • Accuracy: how it shoots at typical distances.
  • Fit and finish: check build quality.

Gear

Find .22 LR ammo at True Shot Ammo and Natchez, get cleaning supplies and holsters at Brownells, and use ShellShock hearing protection at the range.

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Is Thermal Vision REALLY Worth It for Hunting?

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Sytong thermal rifle scope: is thermal vision worth it for hunting?

This video reviews and tests a Sytong thermal rifle scope, showing its features and technical specifications. The presenter demonstrates how the scope works outdoors and compares its thermal vision to regular vision.

What thermal adds

  • Heat detection: see animals by heat in the dark or through cover.
  • Night capability: useful for predator and hog control where it is legal.
  • Cost: thermal optics cost more than standard scopes, so weigh the value.
  • Where to buy: Buy the Sytong thermal rifle scope on Amazon.

Know your local rules

Laws on thermal optics and night hunting vary by state, so check regulations before you hunt. Compare more optics at OpticsPlanet.

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CZ-457 Bolt-Action Rifle

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CZ 457 bolt-action rifle

The CZ 457 is a high-quality bolt-action .22 rimfire with a crisp adjustable trigger, a smooth action and excellent accuracy. It is a favorite for small-game hunting and rimfire target shooting.

Why shooters like it

  • Crisp adjustable trigger: helps precise shots.
  • Smooth action: easy to cycle.
  • Excellent accuracy: a strong rimfire for the money.

Gear

Find .22 ammo at True Shot Ammo and Natchez, compare scopes at OpticsPlanet, and get cleaning supplies at Brownells.

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