Videos tagged with 20mm Anti-Tank Rifle

This video provides an in-depth look at the Japanese Type 97 20mm anti-tank rifle, presented by Joe Ford from the Royal Armouries. The presentation covers its historical context, technical specifications, and a detailed disassembly and reassembly process. The rifle, chambered in 20x124mm, was produced mainly at Kakura Arsenal and served from 1939 to the end of WW2 with limited success, being outclassed by later tank designs. The video highlights its complex recoil system, gas operation, and the manual cocking process.

This guide details the specific technique for charging and loading the Finnish Lahti L-39 20mm anti-tank rifle, emphasizing the use of its unique crank-style charging handle and the proper loading of its top-mounted magazine. The demonstration highlights the significant effort required due to the heavy spring tension and the scale of the weapon's components, as presented by an instructor with high authority.

This guide, presented by an established firearms influencer and collector, details how to create an 'Ultimate Gun Room.' It covers the installation of specialized storage solutions like Gallowtech walls and Rhino Metals safes, alongside recommendations for organizing ammunition and parts. The video also showcases the integration of heavy weaponry for display purposes, emphasizing a high level of expertise in firearm collection and specialized storage.

This podcast episode features hosts Eric and Matt discussing their top five favorite firearms. They cover a diverse range including the unique Fosberry semi-automatic revolver, a 20mm anti-tank rifle, a 120mm mortar, the Ruger M77 Mark II hunting rifle, the Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport II carbine, the FN P90, MAC-10, and the PPSh-41 submachine gun. The discussion delves into personal experiences, historical context, and the fun factor associated with each firearm.

This video provides an expert-level tour of an extensive firearm collection, showcasing a wide array of rare and tactical firearms from various manufacturers. The host, identified as an expert, details specific models, calibers, and modifications, offering insights into firearm history and technical specifications. The organization of the collection within a specialized safe is also highlighted.