Videos tagged with Bullpup Firearms

This video explores firearms with bullpup configurations, where the action is located behind the trigger. It showcases the Keltech KSG with its dual magazine tubes and the Style OG Alpen Warfare, highlighting its integrated optics. The DP1 shotgun is also demonstrated, emphasizing its unique two-barrel system and cocking mechanism that requires pulling the action back only every two shots.

This video focuses on the QBZ-95 Shotgun, highlighting its rarity as a bullpup shotgun available in America. The title and description clearly indicate a review or showcase of this unique firearm, with an emphasis on its Chinese origin and unusual configuration.

This video delves into the history and development of the Hovea 44, a firearm originally intended for Swedish "super troopers" but which found its true success in Denmark. Hosted by firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson, the content explores the gun's journey from a Swedish design to Danish adoption and refinement. The description also promotes event tickets, Jonathan Ferguson's book on British bullpup firearms, and the Royal Armouries museum through various links and calls to action, encouraging subscriptions and support.

This video presents a "TOP 5 BEST BULLPUP SHOTGUNS IN THE WORLD 2022" list. It highlights the advantages of bullpup shotguns, such as their reduced overall length and weight, making them compact and easy to handle without sacrificing barrel length or accuracy. The description also touches on how to handle bullpup firearms differently due to their design and their suitability for confined spaces. The content aims to inform viewers about the available options in the bullpup shotgun niche and encourages engagement through likes, shares, comments, and subscriptions.

This livestream finale celebrates the successful Kickstarter for Jonathan Ferguson's book 'Thornycroft SA80: British Bullpup Firearms.' The discussion delves into the history and technical aspects of British bullpup designs, particularly the EM2 rifle, comparing it to contemporaries like the FAL and exploring its potential adoption. Experts discuss manufacturing processes, design complexities, and the evolution of British small arms.

This video delves into the 4.85mm cartridge, a British development related to the SA80 and Enfield weapon system. Expert Jonathan Ferguson explains its technical characteristics, comparing it to the 5.56mm and Soviet 5.45mm, and discusses its design origins as detailed in the book "Thorneycroft to SA80." The discussion highlights the cartridge's development within the context of British bullpup firearms and its place in military history.

This video discusses the .280 British cartridge, also known as 7mm High Velocity, and its evolution. It highlights the upcoming appendix in Jonathan Ferguson's book "Thorneycroft to SA80: British Bullpup Firearms 1901-2020" which will detail the various naming conventions and technical changes of this cartridge, including its modification for compatibility with .30 caliber ammunition. The appendix is a collaborative effort with ammunition specialists Jack Dutschke and Ian Patrick.

This video announces the book "Thorneycroft to SA80: British Bullpup Firearms 1901-2020" by Jonathan Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms and Artillery at the British Royal Armouries. It highlights the deep history of British bullpup designs, from early concepts to the SA80, featuring insights from firearms expert Ian McCollum and the author. The discussion emphasizes the recurring British interest in the bullpup configuration and its evolution over more than a century.