Videos tagged with Austrian Military

The Glock 18 and 18C are select-fire machine pistols developed for military and law enforcement. The 18C features a compensated barrel and lightened slide to manage its high rate of fire (1100-1200 RPM). Key internal differences, like higher slide rails, prevent Glock 18 slides from fitting standard Glock 17 frames to deter illegal conversions.

This video offers a historical exploration of Austrian military autoloading pistols, tracing their evolution from the Steyr 1907 through iconic models and culminating with the modern Glock Gen 5. Featuring Austrian gun expert Wolfgang of Black Trident, the content delves into the design, historical context, and military significance of each firearm, including the Colt 1911, Walther P38, Steyr "Hahn" 1912, and Steyr GB. It promises an in-depth look at influential firearms produced in Austria.

The Steyr-Solothurn S2-200, known as the MG30 in Austria and 31M in Hungary, was a German-designed machine gun produced via Swiss and Austrian partnerships to circumvent post-WWI arms restrictions. Designed by Louis Stange, it featured a recoil-operated rotating collar lock and a slim profile due to lathe-turned parts. Adopted in 8x56mmR, it utilized a distinctive curved 25-round side magazine.

The Austro-Hungarian Werndl 1867/77 is a single-shot bolt-action rifle chambering the 11mm black powder round. It features a unique rotating breech block and a heavy trigger pull due to its combined hammer and trigger spring. Despite its slow loading and substantial recoil, the rifle offers a satisfying mechanical feel and sound for enthusiasts.

The Steyr AUG A3 SF Gen 1 is a rare and maneuverable bullpup rifle, tested for practical accuracy out to 500 yards. Despite its age, the rifle demonstrated impressive accuracy with standard 55gr M193 ball ammunition and its factory 3x optic. The review highlights its unique design philosophy, reliability, and ergonomic advantages compared to contemporary rifles like the M4.

The Steyr SSG-69 is a pioneering sniper rifle from the 1960s, notable for its innovative use of ABS polymer stocks and cold hammer-forged barrels, offering a lightweight yet accurate design. It features a unique 60-degree bolt throw with six locking lugs for faster cycling and a distinctive 5-round rotary magazine. Civilian models differ from military versions with features like double set triggers and varied caliber options.

This YouTube video, presented as a summer lecture by the Royal Armouries, delves into the themes of honor and battlefield violence within the Austrian army during the period of 1789-1815. It aims to bring history to life by showcasing the expertise of the Royal Armouries, the United Kingdom's national collection of arms and armor. The description encourages engagement through comments and provides links for support, membership, and access to the museum's website, blog, and social media channels.

This video explores the rare Roth Steyr 1907 pistol and the challenge of finding its proprietary stripper clips. It showcases innovative 3D-printed plastic clips designed by a viewer, demonstrating their effectiveness in loading the pistol. The review highlights how additive manufacturing is crucial for keeping historical firearms functional and accessible.

This review covers the Glock P80, a faithful reproduction of the original Austrian military service pistol. It highlights the historical significance, comparing it to the Gen 1 Glock 17 and detailing Gaston Glock's entry into firearms manufacturing. The video examines the retro packaging, technical features like the nDLC finish and original sights, and the Gen 1 frame characteristics. Hickok45 concludes by discussing the enduring durability of polymer frames.

This Gun Talk Nation episode features Ryan Gresham and Jason Cloessner from Lipsey's discussing the new GLOCK Classic Edition P80. This pistol is a modern iteration based on the original GLOCK design for the Austrian military. The hosts also delve into the unique and limited edition firearms that Lipsey's offers and the process of bringing these special guns to market. Viewers have a chance to win a P80 through a giveaway on guntalk.com. The video is sponsored by Crimson Trace and Springfield Armory and promotes subscribing to Gun Talk across various platforms.

This review covers the Glock P80, a faithful recreation of the original Glock 17 Gen 1 adopted by the Austrian military. Developed over three years due to the loss of original molds, it features the classic pebble grain texture and lacks finger grooves. The P80 is a Lipsey's exclusive with an MSRP of $669, aiming to capture the historical essence of the iconic pistol.

This video provides a first look at the exclusive, limited edition GLOCK P80, now available in the U.S. Introduced by Lipsey's Guns, this 9mm pistol is a replica of the very first GLOCK designed for the Austrian military. The review highlights its original P80/Gen 1 frame with pebble texture, polymer sights, flat extractor, single pin frame, smooth trigger, and the absence of front serrations or an accessory rail. The P80 comes in a collectible overbox with the original peel-top "Tupperware" style box. The video also promotes a contest to win a P80 and directs viewers to the Gun Talk website and various platforms for more content.