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Today I took a friend out. we shot my RWS Model 34, my Rossi 22lr, my Ticka T3x, and his Winchester SXP. We started small with the Pellet gun, and moved up to the 22 caliber rifle I own, then moved to my .308 caliber bolt action rifle, which we shot from the prone and from seated, and standing. We also shot a 12 gage shotgun. this was a fun trip out in the woods with guns having the time of our lives, just working on our friendship. We destroyed a bottle of sprinkles. Please watch, comment, subscribe, thumb up. we like that stuff here. bye bye. Enjoy your week.

This goes over a simple way to take the weight of a bullet and the velocity and find the ft lbs. of energy it has. This from my test is a very accurate calculation. I specifically use a Norma .308 round as my information.

This is a current event / townhall video. It intends to make my channel more interactable, and to engage my audience more. I also discus some current weapons. cites I got photos / videos / information from: https://youtu.be/1cSn6vhmWnI https://metatactical.com/ https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/12-new-guns-for-2023/ https://youtu.be/y6lsAfZp8wQ https://www.military.com/equipment/m240b-machine-gun

I shoot plates from Walmart. I use 6 guns. I use an airsoft pistol, the Daisy Powerline 1200 in .177 cal. bbs, the Daisy Red Ryder in .177 cal. bbs, the Winchester 77xs in .177 cal. pellets, the Gamo Silent Cat in .177 cal. pellets, and my favorite, the RWS Model 34 in .22 cal. pellets. all pellets were hollow point. I finally learned to use a backdrop. I also shoot an expresso mug. This is probably going to be a Christmas special of sorts. Hope Ya'll enjoy.

I am coming back from my break from YouTube. I am planning on making more videos again during thanksgiving. I go to a military institute, and have access to a lot of different types of guns, as such I am showing some off them. I talk about the M 240 Bravo, the M4, the M14, and an old bolt action. I also go over other things I have been up to at the military school, including rat challenge, working on a mechanical engineering degree, our FTX. I have been up to a lot. I plan on making more firearms videos in the futrue.

I prove my accuracy with a rifle by hitting spoons consistently at 50 meters. This is mostly just me showing off, and proving the point that the RWS Model 34 is impressively accurate. The model 34 uses .22 cal. pellets. I also prove it is very precise. check out my other recent videos to see how other guns compare. ps. this is the best when it comes to accuracy.

I review the classic Daisy Red Ryder

I bought a Tikka T3X rifle and mounted an Athlon Scope. This new rifle is 308 caliber. This is a long-range rifle. I test this rifle on an 80m range with Norma Tactical and Hornady American Whitetail ammo. they are 150gr and 165gr respectively. The Norma is a FMJ, and the Hornady is a deer hunting round. In this video I obliterate a water jug, and 4 decks of cards, I hole punch a French to English and back dictionary with a bullet, I test a plate, I launch a water can, and I burn a table. This is a fun video. Watch to enjoy. The Tikka T3X is a hunting, and long range style rifle. some may call this a sniper rifle, however with only 308 cal. ammo this is less than a sniper, more of a beautiful target shooter, and a good hunting rifle. I hope Ya'll enjoy.

Diasy Red Ryder. Hansom little thing.

I test the Gamo Silent Cat by shooting 3 targets This is a .177 cal pellet gun. it only shoots pellets being a break barrel. the rifle works by compressing air with a spring which then releases the spring to thrust the pellet forward. Hey, this is a repeated description in all my videos. Hi, thank you for watching. I make videos mostly revolving around guns and knives, rifles being my favorite to make videos on. This is a small channel, but it has been around since 2014, and has plenty of content, although I only recently became consistent with uploads, and found my niche. I am trying to upload every other Wednesday, but I tend to upload a lot more during the summer and winter, but I might miss a video during the fall and spring. I am a cadet at a military school as well, so much of my content is prerecorded during the fall and spring, or may take place on post, like some of my knife reviews. I love comments, they let me know what my viewers are interested in, and it lets me address specific questions, so please feel free to comment. Keep loving life, catch you in the next video.

Fist here is where you can buy the gun: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B017AVYHRS?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_EZ512NDDBAHE8YA35WN7 I beat the sound barrier with a little pump pellet gun. This is supper cool. it is a 177. caliber pellet gun 10 pump. I exchanged the scope for a different one, and gave myself some challenging shots to show off the quality of the rifle, whether good or bad. I certainly challenged the rifle. This was a interesting challenge that definitely had interesting results. Check out other videos of mine. I recently reviewed the Daisy Powerline 1200, Daisy Powerline 426, and the Umarex XP 40. I will be releasing a Daisy Red Ryder video soon as well. I have plenty of videos Testing the RWS Model 34 and the Winchester 77xs, so check them out. Sound barrier, mock 1 pellet. I'ma give a little advice. I looked at a lot of you videos, and they don't have a description. A video without a description doesn't attract new viewers as well. key terms will bring viewers swarming, although slowly at first. my best video is 2min with a paragraph description. it has almost 30,000 views. The description, unfortunately, matters almost more than the content. doesn't have to be long, although, I am about to do an experiment, my next video coming out this friday, I plan on making a horrendously long description. I don't know how much length affects views, but I KNOW you NEED a paragraph at least to get descent views, unless you have a massive audience to begin with. descriptions are there to expand your audience. I'ma copy this into my description now. This video shows off a common pellet rifle that is both a bb gun and a pellet rifle. This rifle, although, it has had its rifling damaged by shooting bbs shows off tremendous power, and prestige. The rifle beats the sound barrier. the rifle is styled after a bolt action rifle, although shooting .177 pellets, and .177 bbs. this is an ingenious design in how efficient it is turning pumping into motion. I use an RWS scope instagram: _tanlife_ other social media: non yo business Yes, I am making a stupid long description to see if it increases my views, and if it does, I will make more long descriptions. YAY. Did you know many of my viewers use duck duck go? It means most of my viewers are likely conservative. Makes sense, I make gun content. I wonder what happens if I paste a different videos description here? How accurate is your pellet gun? I used a Sportsman 900 to shoot faster than sound. Basically says it in the tittle. This is one of many videos I schedule. This video is from my How accurate series where I test the accuracy of pellet guns at various ranges. So far I have used the RWS / Diana Model 34 and the Winchester 77 xs in this series. I have used this deck as a target on my most popular video which is quite cool. I hope you enjoy the video boom. I wonder if foul language would take away from my viewer count. I love and hate youtube. Rifles are my favorite hobby. This is fun. I like auto mechanics. long enough to be stupid.

I shoot a speaker over and over to the sound of some music I wrote on the guitar. I hope you enjoy. I use the Daisy Powerline 1400 in .177 cal. this pellet gun was bought in 1989. Thsi spectacular little pistol is fairly inaccurate, but does well at producing power with a longer than normal barrel for a pistol, and using a cow2 cartridge for power.

I ask questions to my viewers about their opinion for future videos.

I compare an old, and a new bb gun to see which is better. the old one is from the year 1989, and the new one if from the year 2019. so yeah, old vs New. The two bb handguns are pretty interesting. I include a teaser at the end. it is a fun time This is mostly a back and fourth, with one pistol, then the other, trying to decide how they compare. both are .177 cal. bbs. I use consistent ammo. both are co2.

So, I broke a gun. The gun that broke was a Crosman CR357. This is a revolver lookalike bb gun. it shoots both bbs and pellets in .177 cal. This bb gun costs about $50. It has a hammer system for firing, which is pretty cool how they figured out how to do that. The damage began with a malfunctioning magazine. The bb mag was unable to hold the bbs anymore. then the clip that keeps the gun closed broke. I will admit it was kind of my fault. any who the gun broke. This video goes over in some detail what specifically broke. I take the bb gun apart, dismantle it to see how it functions. I have an interest in firearms engineering, which is why I find this stuff interesting. I hope you find this interesting too. How a pellet gun works.

So, I broke a gun. watch to the end to see how it happens. The gun that broke was a Crosman CR357. This is a revolver lookalike bb gun. it shoots both bbs and pellets in .177 cal. This bb gun costs about $50. It has a hammer system for firing, which is pretty cool how they figured out how to do that. The damage began with a malfunctioning magazine. The bb mag was unable to hold the bbs anymore. then the clip that keeps the gun closed broke. I will admit it was kind of my fault. any who the gun broke.

I finally shoot my speaker a rood and brutal number of times from 50 meters, showing off my skill, my might, my fire power, my strength, my favorite pellet gun. THE RWS Model 34. WOW. Oh my goodness Evan, what a beautiful gun. oh... ant there is more. epic music by ... But there is more. a realization of mine that I need to upgrade my camera as the video quality is bad. got to love reality. BUM BUM BOM!!! 22 cal. pellet demolish dat speaker guys. WOW.

I use my little brothers Umarex 40xp for a day. It was a fun bb gun to test. .177 cal. bbs. CO2 bb gun. This is a super cool pistol. .177 cal. bbs, the same as most bb guns, including the Red Ryder. This bb gun has a realistic slide mechanic where it slams back with each shot, and you can rack it. this is all don with a replaceable interior co2 cartridge. This bb gun also features a realistically placed mag. This mag drops from the bottom. Most of what I do in this video is test this gun by the simple process of shooting it and reporting to you what my opinions are on the gun

I analyze information from my Screen pro video with the description: shoot screen protectors with pellet and bb guns. I use the Daisy Powerline 1200, the Daisy Red Ryder, the Winchester 77xs, the Gamo Silent Cat, and my RWS Model 34. It is a short, kind of cheesy video, but it is a fun watch, and a good time killer. Any who, on this video, my main goal is to figure out if the bbs and pellets ricochet or not be reviewing the footage in a slow-motion form. I made the clips 1/5 the speed. I came to interesting conclusions, although expected. I have footage of the pellets ricochet and add it in. I learned a little animation for this, which wasn't hard, but makes the video present better.

I shoot screen protectors with pellet and bb guns. I use the Daisy Powerline 1200, the Daisy Red Ryder, the Winchester 77xs, the Gamo Silent Cat, and my RWS Model 34. It is a short, kind of cheesy video, but it is a fun watch, and a good time killer. I hope ya'll enjoy

I shot this speaker last video, now I am dismantling it so we can see how it works, and what damage was done

I use my RWS Model 34 / Diana Model 34 to shoot a speaker. This is a working speaker that is running off Bluetooth, and has a battery. I am using Crosman Premier Pellets in .22 cal. and Hollow Point. it is 14.3 gr. I hope this is as entertaining of a video for yall, as it is for me. enjoy.

Um, well yeah. I'm just being extra because, yeah, It was fun. I made this video on a boring afternoon. I use my Winchester 77xs and My Diana / RWS Model 34 to shoot pencils, a water bottle, a balloon, a chemistry notebook, a notebook with an aluminum and a leather backing, some spoons, a tile, hair gel, and some thick fabric. "Stupidity on a Stick" I loved saying that. Just get ready for some very energetic content. This may motivate you, or just make you laugh, or you may just be concerned for my wellbeing, like all my EXs where constantly when I was doing things like longboarding, or jumping my moped. The Moped video is on my Instagram.