Videos tagged with Cartridge Conversions

This Q&A episode of Forgotten Weapons covers a wide range of firearms topics, from the plateau of modern firearms development and the market for dealer sample machine guns to the practicality of pistol carbines and the historical context of various rifle designs. Ian McCallum discusses the evolution of firearms technology, the nuances of military manual of arms, and the reasons behind specific design choices, offering expert insights into firearms history and engineering.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV delves into the practicalities of firearms and ammunition in the Old West. It compares historical ammunition costs to modern equivalents, discusses the prevalence and practicality of various firearms like the Colt Single Action Army and Smith & Wesson top breaks, and explores how people carried their firearms. The discussion also touches on the transition from cap-and-ball to cartridge firearms, the reasons behind rimfire's decline in larger calibers, and the cultural influences on firearm carry methods.

This guide provides a mechanical overview of the Allen & Wheelock Lipfire Navy Revolver, detailing its single-action mechanism, unique loading gate, lipfire cartridge cylinder indentations, and sophisticated rack and pinion ejection system. It highlights historical patent context and potential modifications for rimfire ammunition. The information is presented with expert authority, drawing from detailed technical explanations.