Videos tagged with British Contract

This review of the Remington Model 14 1/2, a British Contract firearm, details its weight, overall length, and capacity. The reviewer notes the unique underside gate for loading 11 rounds of 44-40 ammunition, the action of the breach block release, and the comfortable ergonomics due to the semi-pistol grip. The trigger pull is described as light, and the sights are functional but considered a bit fine. Recoil is minimal.

This expert-level review of the British Contract Colt New Service, presented by C&Rsenal, details its specifications and handling characteristics. The instructor highlights its substantial weight and length, balanced by its grip, and discusses the trigger pull, sights, and ejection mechanism. The review also cautions about potential variations in caliber.

This guide details the unique breech-loading and ignition system of the Greene Carbine, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the barrel rotation and pivoting sequence for loading, and the operation of the Maynard tape primer. The video highlights the complexity of the mechanism, which ultimately contributed to the carbine's failure in service.