Videos tagged with Breech Block

This video examines a late-production Type 94 Nambu pistol, highlighting manufacturing shortcuts employed for rapid production. It details how the frame was milled from the outside, the exposed transfer bar, and the use of plates for guiding paths, often dovetailed, pinned, or welded. The breech block was bored through and then welded and ground to shape, demonstrating a focus on speed over traditional machining methods.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Type 94 Nanbu pistol, as demonstrated by an expert instructor. It emphasizes the firearm's design for tool-less takedown, highlighting the unique method of using the firing pin to drive out the cross key. The steps cover the separation of major components like the slide, breech block, barrel, and recoil spring assembly, with a reminder to retain small parts like the firing pin and its spring.

This guide details the intricate manufacturing process of the L1A1 SLR rifle, as presented by Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries. It covers the extensive machining, heat treatment, and quality control steps involved in creating the rifle body, barrel, breech block, trigger housing, furniture, and magazines, culminating in rigorous testing and packing procedures. The process highlights the precision engineering and labor-intensive operations required for military-grade firearm production.

This guide provides an overview of the mechanical operation of the Mexican 1893 Pieper revolver, drawing from expert analysis. It details the unique gas seal system, the function of the inertia lock for recoil management, and the specialized trigger 'dog' and rebound system. The instruction emphasizes understanding the internal timing and components, offering insights comparable to those from a seasoned firearms instructor.

This video details critical design differences between the 1870 and 1874 Austro-Hungarian Gasser revolvers, focusing on structural weaknesses in the 1870 model. The 1870's open-top design, reliance on an arbor screw, and iron construction create a critical failure point near the breech, making it unsafe to shoot. The 1874 model, by contrast, likely addresses these issues through improved materials and construction, though specific details are not elaborated.

This video features an unboxing of a 70-year-old 20mm M24A1 Autocannon breech block. The title highlights the age and specific ordnance, suggesting a focus on historical military hardware and potentially its mechanical aspects. The inclusion of "military" and "aviation" suggests a broader interest in historical military technology beyond just the firearm itself.

This video provides an in-depth, expert-level guide to the complete disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly of an 1873 Springfield Trapdoor rifle. The instructor meticulously details how to address severe corrosion, fragile wood components, and common breakage points, emphasizing careful technique to preserve the firearm's integrity. The process includes detailed steps for removing and cleaning all major components, from the butt plate to the breech block, and offers insights into the original manufacturing methods and potential pitfalls during maintenance.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to field strip and reassemble the Luger P.08 pistol, commonly known as the Luger. Instructor Kurt from Legacy Collectibles demonstrates the process, highlighting the use of specific tools like a Luger tool or screwdriver. Key steps include removing the magazine, disengaging the takedown lever, separating the slide and frame, and then further disassembling the toggle assembly to access the firing pin. The guide also offers tips for reassembly, particularly for re-engaging the difficult takedown lever and ensuring proper alignment of internal components.

This guide details the unique rotary breech operation and disassembly of the Darne Model 1892 shotgun, as explained by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It covers the lever action, camming lock mechanism, and the steps to remove the breech block, highlighting the innovative design for its time.

This guide details the operation and disassembly of the Sauer Bär pistol, a unique German pocket pistol from 1899-1914. It covers the manual rotation of its 4-shot breech block, the folding trigger mechanism, and the process for loading/unloading. The information is presented with the authority of Ian McCollum, highlighting the pistol's historical context and mechanical intricacies.

This video provides an in-depth look at the extremely rare Lee 1875 Vertical Action Carbine, a firearm designed by James Paris Lee for 19th-century military trials. Expert Ian McCollum details its unique vertical falling block action, its historical context with Springfield Armory production, and its potential for rapid firing. The presentation highlights the carbine's specific features, such as the saddle ring and external hammer, and demonstrates the 'palm smack' technique for efficient operation.

This guide details the lubrication steps for the Ruger 77/22 rifle prior to final reassembly, emphasizing Ruger's manual recommendations. It covers applying light oil to key bolt components and using anti-seize grease on specific parts to ensure smooth operation. The video stresses the importance of sparing lubrication to avoid attracting dirt.