Videos tagged with Box Lock Action

This review covers the Mossberg International Gold Reserve, a 20-gauge over/under shotgun manufactured by Con Arms in Turkey. It highlights the shotgun's design, which is based on the Browning Sator receiver, and features a traditional box lock action, mechanical triggers for reliability, and automatic ejectors. The review also notes its 30-inch barrels with ventilated ribs, included choke tubes, aesthetic embellishments like scroll engraving and gold inlay, and quality Turkish walnut furniture.

This review covers the Savage Fox Model B Series H, a 12 gauge side-by-side shotgun produced by Savage from 1929 to 1986. The presenter highlights its historical significance, simple yet robust box lock action, and suitability as a reliable "working man's gun." Specifics like the 24-inch barrels, internal hammers, double triggers, and extractors are detailed, along with a personal account of its restoration.

This review covers the EAA Churchill 500 Series side-by-side shotguns, highlighting their classic styling and modern features. The shotguns are available in 12, 20, and 28 gauge, as well as .410 bore, with scaled receivers for different calibers. Key features include Turkish walnut furniture, extractors, a manual safety, a gold mechanical single selective trigger, and included choke tubes.

This video showcases several exceptional firearms, focusing on their historical significance, craftsmanship, and unique features. It highlights Damascus barrels, intricate engraving, and historical action designs from makers like Wesley Richards, Augustus Francotte, and Alfred Bittorf. The content emphasizes the artistry and collectible value of these pieces, with discussions on auction results and future sales.

This review of the ATA Arms SP over-under shotgun highlights its surprising features for its price point, including a Turkish walnut stock with an adjustable comb and a generous palm swell on the grip. The gun utilizes a familiar box lock action with selectable mechanical triggers and an Anson pushrod for forend removal. It is built on a monoblock principle and accepts interchangeable choke tubes, making it a competitive option for clay shooting.

This video provides an in-depth look at a Westley Richards Detachable Lock Double Rifle, completed in 1913 for the Maharaja of Alwah. It highlights the rifle's 7x65R caliber (originally .256), its unique detachable lock mechanism, and ornate scrollwork. The review details its historical provenance and technical features, including express sights and a trap grip cap for ammunition storage.

This review covers the Merkel 140 AE double rifle chambered in .470 Nitro Express. The rifle features a reliable Sauer & Sohn style box lock action with a Greener third bite, designed for dangerous game hunting. It offers customizable options for wood grade, engraving, and finishes, though the base model prioritizes function over aesthetics. The review highlights its substantial weight, compact design, and the practical inclusion of articulated triggers and independent ejectors.

This video provides an advanced guide to reassembling a box lock action, detailing the precise installation of components like cocking levers, sears, springs, and the crossbolt. It emphasizes correct orientation and the use of specialized tools for managing compressed springs, crucial for a successful and safe reassembly. The instruction is delivered with the authority of a master gunsmith.

This guide details the disassembly of a box lock action, focusing on identifying and removing components like hammer springs, sear springs, lever work, underbolts, tumblers, and the Greener crossbolt. The instructor emphasizes the importance of marking parts to ensure correct reassembly, noting typical marking conventions for English and European firearms. The process involves careful removal of pins and levers to access internal mechanisms.