Videos tagged with Boxlock

This short demonstrates the functionality of an 18th-century style boxlock flintlock pistol. The live-fire test in a desert range confirms the flintlock mechanism's reliability in igniting the black powder, resulting in a projectile impact on a steel silhouette target. The video highlights the historical accuracy and operational success of this reproduction firearm.

This video delves into the intricate history and engineering of boxlock shotguns, challenging the notion that they are inferior to sidelocks. It highlights the innovations of W.W. Greener and Westley Richards, including the Facile Princeps and Drop Lock actions, and showcases examples of high-quality boxlocks that rival sidelocks in craftsmanship. The discussion also covers market perceptions, aesthetic variations, and the current value of these classic firearms.

This video details the meticulous custom shotgun build process at Longthorne Gunmakers, highlighting their innovative single-piece barrel technology machined from a solid billet of EN24T steel. It showcases the selection of premium Turkish walnut, precision CNC machining, and expert gun fitting tailored to individual shooters, culminating in a high-performance sporting shotgun.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to re-assembling a British boxlock side-by-side shotgun, specifically an AYA model, led by gunsmith Jack Rowe. Key stages include installing mainsprings, hammers, cocking levers, sear springs, the safety mechanism, and the trigger plate assembly. The process emphasizes careful alignment of parts, proper lubrication, and the use of specialized tools for tasks like compressing springs and aligning pins. Finally, the action is fitted to the stock, the forend and ejector mechanism are assembled, and a thorough function check ensures the firearm is safe and operational.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to disassembling a W. Jeffery & Son British boxlock side-by-side shotgun, led by gunsmith Jack Rowe. It covers the removal of barrels, trigger guard, cover plates, action from stock, sears, springs, levers, hammers, mainsprings, and ejector mechanisms. Key techniques for managing spring tension and identifying parts are demonstrated, offering valuable insights for firearm maintenance and repair.