Videos tagged with Canadian Military Rifle

This review of the Canadian Ross Rifle MkIII highlights its substantial dimensions (50.6 inches, 9.9 lbs) and straight-pull bolt action. The video details its loading procedure, safety mechanisms including a magazine cut-off, and complex sight system. While inventor Charles Ross claimed it was the most perfect rifle of its time, the presenter concludes it's neither the best nor the worst among WWI rifles.

This guide details the operation of the Canadian Ross Rifle MkIII, focusing on its unique straight-pull bolt action and magazine cut-off feature. It covers loading procedures, safety mechanisms, and sighting systems, drawing on expert instruction from the video. The Ross Rifle MkIII is presented as a solid, albeit not 'perfect,' WWI-era firearm.

This video provides an in-depth look at a 1943 Long Branch Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mark 1 rifle, manufactured in Canada and shipped to New Zealand. The presenter, Hickok45, details its condition, markings, and shooting characteristics, comparing it to other Lee-Enfield variants. He highlights the rifle's excellent condition, Canadian craftsmanship, and the unique bolt release mechanism on the 'Star' models.

This video features a review and shooting demonstration of several firearms, including a Smith & Wesson Model 28 "Highway Patrolman" revolver and a Long Branch No. 4 Mk 1 Lee-Enfield rifle. The host discusses the history and characteristics of each firearm, offering practical insights into their handling and performance. He also touches on the importance of voting and firearm maintenance, providing a comprehensive look at these classic pieces.

This video provides an in-depth analysis of the Ross MkII rifle, detailing its numerous variations and mechanical evolution from the Mark I. Expert Ian McCollum highlights the complexities of identifying different models based on barrel length, receiver modifications, and stock markings, offering valuable insights for collectors and historians. The presentation emphasizes the rifle's historical context, particularly its use by Canadian and US forces during WWI.

This guide details the disassembly of the Ross MkI rifle, focusing on the operation of its unique Harris internal dump magazine. It covers unloading, magazine release, and basic bolt removal, emphasizing safety throughout. The information is presented with expert analysis from Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, highlighting the rifle's historical context and mechanical intricacies.

The Ross Mk.III rifle, a Canadian WWI-era firearm, is detailed with its history, technical specifications, and operational issues. Despite its smooth straight-pull action and target-shooting potential, the rifle suffered from numerous reliability problems, including ammunition compatibility issues, soft bolt heads, and chambering problems, ultimately leading to its withdrawal from front-line service. The video provides a comprehensive overview, including disassembly instructions and user opinions on its handling and accuracy.