.50 Cal from the Lamborghini
Black Rambo arrives riding in a Lamborghini and jokes about how well he is being treated. He checks the trunk, sees it full of guns, and immediately asks for a .50 cal. The Classic Firearms crew confirms they brought one, and he prepares to shoot. Hearing protection is confirmed, the safety comes off, and he sends rounds downrange, standing up with the .50 cal. He comments on how powerful it feels, how it makes him wobble, and then notes that the gun still runs nice and steady. After clearing the firearm, he is excited to see even more guns waiting in the trunk and wants to keep shooting.
Pistols, Yeet Cannon, and SIG P226 Legion
With the trunk open, Black Rambo is told to grab whatever he wants. He starts with a Hi-Point style pistol he calls the “Ye Cannon,” mentioning that people hate on it and that he wants to show what it can do. He practices air-racking it and has fun running it. Afterward, he moves on to another pistol, identifying it as a SIG P226 Legion. He confirms it is the Legion model and sets up to shoot it more aggressively. He talks about how much he enjoys mag dumps and how dumping a full magazine just feels good. He is encouraged to keep going and to try to “air out” all the pistols in the trunk.
1911s, .357 Revolver, and SP5K
Next, Black Rambo picks up a pistol identified as a Prodigy and notes he has never shot one before. He compares it to the Yeet Cannon, saying the Yeet Cannon felt easier at first, but acknowledges the Prodigy runs when it wants to. He then grabs a Girsan 1911, mentioning he has a white and gold version with pearl grips on the way. He tries to run it fast but finds it harder to control and says it is not at the top of his list yet. Moving on, he selects a .357 revolver, calling it old-school and expecting it to hit hard. The revolver’s recoil and muzzle flash are strong, and he complains that shooting revolvers with rings on tears up his fingers. After that, he is handed an H&K SP5K, described as an MP5-type platform. He enjoys the classic MP5-style slap to charge it and runs it from a compact stance, calling it a “little bad boy” and saying he really likes it.
Stoner Rifle, Belt-Fed, and SR-25
Black Rambo then picks up a Stoner rifle and comments that he likes the name and how the rifle runs. He notes that his fingers are getting cold but still appreciates how smoothly it cycles. The crew brings out a belt-fed gun with a long belt of rounds hanging from it, and he reacts to how many rounds are loaded. He asks for help setting it up, saying he does not need to shoot the entire belt but wants to run it. While they get the belt-fed ready, he grabs another rifle identified as a Spear or Spear Co, describing it as a chunky, substantial gun that is a bit hard to rack with cold hands. After clearing that, he finds an SR-25 in the back, referred to as a “light SR-25.” He calls himself a “Stoner” fan, referencing the Stoner design lineage, and runs the SR-25 enthusiastically, clearly impressed with its performance before clearing it.
Semi-Auto M249 and More .50 Cal Fun
As the session continues, they bring out a semi-automatic M249. Black Rambo says this is one of his favorites and that he has always wanted one. He notes that it feels different when it is not full-auto, but it is still fun to shoot. He mentions being used to shooting full-auto versions and expecting the recoil and cyclic rate to be more intense. After clearing the M249, the crew tells him they have one more important gun for him: another .50 cal. They emphasize that it can take a lot of abuse and encourage him to run it hard. He racks it, confirms it is a .50, and is told to shoot as fast as he can. He tries to run it quickly but notes that his finger hits and that he can shoot other guns faster. Even so, he calls this .50 cal his favorite and says it is the one he enjoys the most.
.50 Cal Walk-Down and SCAR Mag Dump
After a long day of shooting, they talk about how much fun it would be to do night shooting, shoot from a helicopter, or even from a tank, and joke about blowing up the Lamborghini for viral content. When asked what he thought of the day, Black Rambo says any time at the range is a good time and that he cannot complain about the guns they brought out. To close things out, they decide to do more mag dumps. The host asks if he likes .50 cals and SCARs, and Black Rambo says he loves both. They set up a challenge: each gets five shots on the .50 cal in a walk-down drill to see who looks better and who can run it faster. Black Rambo goes first, reminding everyone he only weighs about 135 pounds, then the host takes a turn. Afterward, they bring in Jason with a SCAR, asking him to show how fast he can run it. Jason delivers a rapid mag dump, and Black Rambo praises the speed while saying he held back a bit to let others shine.
Wrap-Up and Contest Mention
As the range day wraps up, the host thanks Black Rambo for coming out, and Black Rambo says he had a blast and appreciates the opportunity. They mention that the day has been full of pressure and fun with all the different firearms. To close the video, they direct viewers to CFContest.com and give the code word “RAMBO” for the contest. They explain that the code word provides a bit of extra advantage toward potentially having access to the featured setups. The host reminds viewers not to miss out, thanks them for their support and business, and ends with a sign-off asking everyone to stay safe, followed by a “God bless” from both the host and Black Rambo.
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