MilsurpMinutes

Today on Milsurp Minutes I will give a brief overview and breakdown on the Chinese made "paratrooper" SKS rifle. I will hopefully answer a few questions you may have about this rife in particular. Follow my channel on Playeur and Rumble for content not available on youtube https://playeur.com/c/MilsurpMinutes https://rumble.com/user/MilsurpMinutes

Today I am discussing the idea of buying surplus firearms at face value and not based on what the seller claims the history of the weapon is. As an example in this video I discuss it in the context of my French made MAS-36 that may have been brought back from the Vietnam War

Today we will be taking a brief overview of the Desert Eagle; A firearm many of you may know of but maybe not much about. Here I will give a brief history of the gun and give a rundown on how to do a basic field strip of the firearm.

Today I will be beginning a new series on Milsurp Minutes called rifles of no nation. the theme of these videos will be small arms that I have that have been around the block a few times and lived several lives sometimes before they entered the civilian market.

Continuing on from the M16A2 we take a brief look at the successor; the M16A4. Though from the outside the rifles look different most of the changes over the service life of the M16 were between the A1 and A2 you can see the video showing the differences here https://rumble.com/v2eqsgo-the-m16-rifle-family-part-3-m16a2.html

Today we are taking a look at the Ithaca Model 37 Deerslayer Police Special an iconic firearm in later 20th century pop culture and Law Enforcement

Today we continue our series on the M16 by taking a brief look at the workhorse of the late cold war and the early global war on terror

In my quest to find all of the combloc trainer rifles I came across this TOZ-17 at a local shop and thought is would be an interesting rifle to share. This is a very interesting rifle to find in the wild but like many .22s it is incredibly fun and easy to shoot.

Today I continue my series of the M16 family and today we take a look at the M16A1 as it was adopted by the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps. As well as a brief look at the colt model 614 aka the "slickside A1"

This video was filmed back in September when I received my most recent order from the Civilian Marksmanship Program, where in addition to unboxing the rifle I give a quick rundown on how to purchase from the CMP.

This video highlights the interesting history behind a very uncommon rifle, the AR180. We hope you enjoy it!

this was filmed back in the summer of 2022 at the time I was filming my Carcano conservation video and a few beers deep when this came in the mail so I may sound a little bit out of it in this video but I swear a few times and thought it was too much for Youtube, Enjoy.

This is the first video in a series where I will be discussing the M16 variants in US military service