Turkish Confidence Drill lands on Firepower United, handgun nerves included
The only new upload of the week arrived late, while a STEN MK2 reload from the spring kept turning up on viewers' screens.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Turkish Confidence Drill
"Turkish Confidence Drill" is the one new video on Firepower United this week, and it arrived at the very end of it. The title points at the famous style of training where trust in a partner is the whole exercise. The early comments draw a line through it: the rifle work seems tolerable to them, the handgun part much less so.
Before that, the channel's attention sat on older material. The video with the most momentum right now is "STEN MK2 vs AR15 Reload," posted some six months ago. It sets Britain's cheap wartime submachine gun beside the modern rifle and lets the magazine change make the point. Two other spring uploads, "My new edc" and "Training?", trail it at a gentler pace. For a channel whose about text promises "smiles through superior firepower," that is a fitting pair: one gun built in a hurry for a war, one built to be tinkered with forever.
The audience held steady. Subscribers stayed level at about 368,000, and the daily views ran a little below their usual rhythm. Elsewhere in the group, Royal Armouries and Daniel Davis / Deep Dive had very big weeks, while Firepower United spent its days quietly with a single, freshly loaded upload.
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What viewers say
Rifles were fine, but the handgun shooting got my butt clenching.
@Ragtag762See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on Firepower United right now
- Channel
- Firepower United
- Subscribers
- 368,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 38,631
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 9, 2026
- Video views so far
- 40
The numbers
Here are the week's figures for Firepower United.
💡 Test your knowledge
The AR-15 in the STEN reload video traces back to a rifle designed in the 1950s. Who designed it?
Eugene Stoner designed the original AR-15 at ArmaLite in the late 1950s.





