Videos tagged with Break-Open Action

This guide details the process of swapping barrels on a Thompson/Center Encore platform and highlights key features for muzzleloader use. The process involves simple disassembly and reassembly, emphasizing the tool-less Speed Breech and the accuracy-enhancing QLA system. Instruction is provided by a knowledgeable Thompson/Center Arms representative.

This video from Forgotten Weapons, hosted by Ian McCollum, investigates the "Hill's Patent" Stanley Bull-Dog Revolver. It details how the gun's prominent "Hill's Patent" marking is misleading, as the patented ejector system was actually invented by Dupré-Joassart in Belgium five years prior. The analysis highlights 19th-century patent law complexities and potential patent theft.

This review of the Stoeger Coach Gun, a 12-gauge side-by-side shotgun, covers its historical significance and practical features. The speaker highlights the break-open action, single-trigger mechanism (with mention of double-trigger variants), walnut furniture, and 20-inch barrels. Demonstrations include safe firing on a range, quick reloading, and the rapid trigger reset, along with a brief overview of its easy disassembly for cleaning.

This guide details the unique operation of the Kel-Tec P50, focusing on its break-open action, compatibility with FN P90 50-round magazines, and the 90-degree rotation mechanism for feeding. It also covers the AR-style charging handle and accessory mounting options. Expert instruction from Sootch00 highlights the practical application of these features.

This video offers an expert-level look into the Cosmi factory, detailing their unique approach to firearm manufacturing. It highlights the meticulous blend of advanced 5-axis CNC machining with extensive hand-craftsmanship, resulting in luxury shotguns and rifles. The tour emphasizes unique design elements like screwless actions and integrated magazine tubes within the stock, showcasing the high level of detail and labor (approx. 400 hours per shotgun) involved. The owner, Luca, discusses the company's philosophy and future innovations, including new rifle platforms.

This video provides an expert-level review of the Cosmi semi-automatic shotgun, widely considered one of the finest ever made. The presenter details its unique long recoil operation, intricate hand-fitting and finishing, and historical significance dating back to 1925. The review highlights the exceptional craftsmanship, aesthetic appeal, and the emotional connection the firearm evokes, positioning it as a luxury item with significant value despite its high price point.

This guide provides a concise overview of the B&T GL06 grenade launcher, drawing on insights from an experienced firearms instructor. It covers key operational aspects, including its less-lethal capabilities, ergonomic features like the folding stock (similar to H&K platforms), and the integrated Picatinny rail system for optics. The guide also details the Double Action Only (DAO) trigger and the break-open loading mechanism, emphasizing proper lever operation for efficient reloading.

The Traditions Crackshot XBR is a versatile firearm that can function as both a .22 caliber rifle and an arrow launcher. It features a 16.5-inch barrel in rifle mode and a 20-inch barrel assembly for arrow launching, with a break-open action for easy loading. The rifle is designed for portability and comfort, including a rubber recoil pad and a manual trigger block safety. It comes with a 4x32 scope for improved accuracy and is available in various camouflage finishes or a black synthetic stock.

This guide details the operation of the Japanese Type 90 3-Barreled Naval Flare Pistol, a scarce WWII signaling tool. It covers identifying markings, understanding the color-coded barrels for quick flare selection, operating the break-open action, cocking mechanism, manual safety, and the unique recoil system. The information is presented with high authority by Ian McCollum, demonstrating deep knowledge of Japanese military nomenclature and specific factory markings.

This video provides an expert overview of the Bond Arms Snake Slayer derringer, highlighting its construction, dual-caliber capability (.45 LC/.410 Gauge), and operational features. The demonstration, led by Tony Bequette, showcases the break-open action, safety mechanisms, and live-fire performance on an outdoor range, emphasizing its utility for snake hunting and concealed carry.