Videos tagged with Action Cycle

This entry details the unique long-recoil action of the Stamm-Saurer Model 1913 prototype rifle, as explained by an expert from Forgotten Weapons. It covers the integrated dust cover/safety mechanism, the barrel's recoil cycle, bolt locking and unlocking, case ejection, and the cam-driven bolt rotation. The explanation highlights the intricate mechanical processes involved in this rare firearm design.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of how a lever action rifle functions, using a 3D rendering for clarity. It explains the mechanics of the lever, bolt, hammer, and firing pin during the firing cycle, from chambering a round to extraction and ejection. The explanation covers the process of cocking the hammer and igniting the primer, offering a clear understanding of the internal workings of this classic firearm type.

This guide details the operational cycle of the 1860 Henry Lever Action rifle, explained by an expert instructor. It covers the sequence of lever manipulation, bolt movement, hammer cocking, and cartridge feeding, emphasizing the internal mechanics and safe cycling of the action. The explanation highlights the function of the toggle lock and knee joint for secure bolt closure.

This video breaks down the operational cycle of an AK-47 using a 3D animation and a real firearm. It details how ammunition is loaded, the hammer and firing pin mechanism, and the gas-operated system that cycles the action, chambers new rounds, and cocks the hammer for subsequent shots. The explanation covers the entire process from pulling the trigger to the projectile leaving the barrel and the subsequent cycling of the weapon.

This guide details a specific bolt manipulation technique for the AVT-40 rifle, utilizing the rim of a 7.62x54mmR cartridge to pull the charging handle. It also covers observing the action cycle in slow-motion and safe live-fire practices from a rested position. The instruction emphasizes proficient handling of a rare historical firearm, knowledge of its manual of arms, and the use of appropriate safety gear, as demonstrated by an operator with high authority and expertise.

This guide details the operation cycle of a Remington Rolling Block action, as demonstrated by Larry Potterfield. It covers the steps from cocking the hammer to firing and extraction, emphasizing the mechanical interaction of the sear, hammer, and breech block. The video uses a cutaway receiver for clear visualization of these internal mechanics, offering expert insight into this historical firearm design.