Videos tagged with 1941

This video discusses and showcases a 4-inch (102mm) 4"/50cal fixed ammunition round, specifically one like that fired from the USS Ward's number 3 gun. This event marked the first shot fired by the USA in anger during World War II on December 7th, 1941, targeting a Japanese midget submarine outside Pearl Harbor just hours before the main attack. The description highlights the rarity of such a round and provides its dimensions (102mm projectile, 1220mm overall length).

This guide details the loading and operation of a 1941 Australian Lithgow S.M.L.E. III* rifle chambered in .303 British. It covers using stripper clips and manually loading the 10-round magazine, adjusting the iron sights, and performing rapid bolt-action cycling during live fire. The demonstration highlights the rifle's mechanical operation and the effectiveness of .303 British ammunition.

This guide details the operation of the .303 Lee-Enfield rifle, specifically the Lithgow S.M.L.E. III* manufactured in 1941. It covers the proper technique for loading rounds using stripper clips and manually loading the detachable magazine. The video demonstrates smooth bolt manipulation and safe handling procedures, emphasizing correct operation for this classic bolt-action rifle.

This guide details the process of safely loading and firing a 1941 Walther PPK war capture pistol. It covers ammunition selection, magazine insertion, chambering a round, operating the safety/decocker, and proper shooting technique at an outdoor range. The demonstration highlights the pistol's DA/SA action and the slide locking back on an empty magazine, emphasizing safe firearm handling throughout.

This video provides an expert-level overview of a rare 1941 Mauser Luger 'Black Widow' from Legacy Collectibles. The presentation highlights key collector points such as the '41' date stamp, matching serial numbers on the pistol and magazine, and the original P.08 holster with veteran provenance. The speaker, with high authority, emphasizes the significance of these details for historical firearms enthusiasts.

This video provides an expert look at a 1941 Russian SVT-40 rifle chambered in 7.62x54R. The presenter, identified as a firearms collector and enthusiast, highlights the rifle's excellent condition, including its distinctive 6-port muzzle brake. The video touches on the semi-automatic action and the powerful caliber, with a promise of upcoming shooting footage.