Videos tagged with Birmingham

This YouTube Shorts video promotes Premier Guns' presence at the British Shooting Show 2025, held at the NEC Birmingham from February 14th to 16th. The description encourages viewers to visit their stand to see their latest stock. It also includes links to subscribe to their Shotgun and Air Gun Centre channels, connect on social media, and contact information for Premier Guns.

This guide details the installation of a Galilean telescopic sight, specifically the Lattey model, onto a Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle, as demonstrated by firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson. It covers the mounting of both front and rear sight components, highlighting the need for potential hand-fitting due to manufacturing tolerances and the requirement for a specific handguard modification for the rear sight. The video emphasizes that while these sights were adopted in 1915, they represented a 'wrong turn' in sniper sight development due to inherent optical limitations.

This YouTube video features Jonny from TGS Outdoors examining two side-by-side shotguns from E. Roberts Gunmakers, a Birmingham-based gun manufacturer. The description provides links to support the channel through memberships, merchandise, and social media, including a podcast and Jonny's personal Instagram.

This video features Jonny examining a vintage .410 shotgun made by George Bate of Birmingham. The content delves into the history of this particular Birmingham gunmaker, offering insights into their legacy. Viewers interested in historical firearms, shotguns, and British gunmaking will find this presentation informative.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the rare Webley WS Target revolver in .22 Long Rifle, presented by Ian McCollum. It details the model's history, its relation to the WG and Mark IV models, specific variants, unique mechanical features like the stepped cylinder and barrel liner, and markings for identification. The presentation highlights the firearm's historical significance and rarity, particularly its use by military training institutions.

This video from Forgotten Weapons, presented by Ian McCollum, details a unique Ellis Brothers Parallel-Bore Side by Side Shotgun. The firearm, originating from Birmingham, England, features parallel barrels instead of the typical converging ones, a rare custom modification. It showcases exquisite silver and gold inlays, fine scroll engraving, and a distinct lack of a traditional rib, highlighting exceptional craftsmanship.