Videos tagged with 303 British Cartridge

This lecture delves into the history and output of the Kabul Arsenal, established by Amir Abdur Rahman Khan in late 19th century Afghanistan. It details the arsenal's role in modernizing Afghan arms manufacturing, focusing on the production of Martini-pattern rifles, artillery, ammunition, and coinage. The presentation highlights the technical challenges, the reliance on European expertise, and the eventual decline of the facility.

This Q&A session covers a wide range of firearms topics, from the least pleasant guns to shoot (Liberator, pistol-grip 12 gauge) to favorite showcased firearms (Howa Type 100). Discussions delve into cartridge development (6.5mm vs. 30 caliber, 280 British, 8x33mm Kurz, 41 AE, 38 Rimfire), firearm design principles (cylinder gap, blowback actions, hexagonal barrels, suppressors), military designations, and historical conflicts where rifle technology played a significant role (Austro-Prussian War). The host also touches on practical advice for two-gun shooting in restrictive states and personal collection goals.