Have you ever shot a .30 M1 carbine? This video gives you a true first-person POV shooting experience, as the Sony HD camcorder is mounted to the stock of the rifle and looking down the barrel. This is a 1943 Inland General Motors model, although I accept the fact that after several decades, components of the rifle could be from several manufacturers. Target distances up to 200 yards. Ammo was a mix of 110 gr FMJ Magtech and Prvi Partizan. Steel AR500 targets are from Mike Gibson. Bullets simply shatter upon impact. This was probably my most difficult POV setup to date. I really wanted the bolt to be in the picture, which required mounting the camera further back than normal. As a result, the camcorder was very close to my forehead during this process, leaving a few bruises as a reminder of this shooting session. Camera was mounted in order to peer underneath and view the sights. Due to the camera setup, my natural hold, sight picture, and trigger control on the M1 were all somewhat impacted. I continue to be amazed by the short-range accuracy potential of this military surplus rifle. Viewable in 720p or 1080p HD with the appropriate bandwidth. February 2011 review of this rifle: www.youtube.com CAMERA: Sony HDR-CX560, 60p, 28 mbps, 1920 x 1080 HD. EDITING: Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11, MP4, 30p, 16 mbps.
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Demonstrating the nifty little 7.62X51 SOCOM 16, the "carbine" version of the venerable M1A/M14. I want to thank Springfield for sending me this gun to review. For more information on the M1A / M14 - www.youtube.com
PART 2 of 2: The M1 Garand appeared on the world stage at a critical crossroads in world history. If it had been a poor design, it was be nothing more than yet another forgettable footnote of World War II as the Allies stood against Axis aggression. But the Garand, a briliiant design of John G. which dominated the competition, was much more. It was easily the best and most influential battle rifle of the war. The Garand provided US forces with superior firepower, a quick reload, high accuracy, and durability under frozen, jungle, and even desert conditions. In TNP I set out to prove this all for myself and the crew in over five months of extensive and expensive testing of five M1 Garands, hailing from the WW II, Korean, and modern era production periouds. As a former drill rifle to me, I needed to gain expertise in the M1 system. It came readily. Not because I'm something special but because the Garand is easy to master and shoot well. The M1 1 MOA adjustable apertures sights are exceptional even today and we shot successfully to 400 yards on man sized targets with them. Don't expect night capabilities however on the M1, it's pure 1930s technology. Other ergonomic considerations such as reloading, sling and accessory considerations, stock fit, and safety actuation are discussed. The two stage trigger is not light but it is predictable and smooth, contributing to accuracy. Quality levels in most Garands is superb: each features a forged steel receiver which, when made ...
The Crab Nebula - M1 in the Messier Catalogue - is a supernova remnant with an important pulsar at its centre. Here we look at it through Nik Szymanek's telescope and the professionals discuss what's going on in this "real-time explosion", unfolding in space on an epic timescale. Images thanks to Nasa, ESA, etc... And Adam Block (Mount Lemmon SkyCenter/University of Arizona): caelumobservatory.com - Michael Siniscalchi: www.helixgate.net - Bob Fera: www.feraphotography.com - Philip Perkins: www.astrocruise.com/ - Paul Haese: paulhaese.net - Nik Szymanek: ccdland.net - And to The Royal Society. Deep Sky Videos website www.deepskyvideos.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Flickr: www.flickr.com More about the astronomers in our videos: www.deepskyvideos.com Videos by Brady Haran Additional video editing by Stephen Slater
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