Videos tagged with Commercial Production

This video examines a rare late-war commercial K98k rifle produced in 1944, distinct from standard Wehrmacht issue. Instructor Ian McCollum details its unique markings, assembly by Fritz Langenham using reclaimed parts, and discusses theories for its production outside military contracts, suggesting use by factory guards or other institutions.

This expert analysis, drawing on the knowledge of a former Colt employee and AR-15/M4 platform specialist, details the critical differences between legacy Colt LE6920 rifles and current CR6920 production. It highlights significant shifts in manufacturing, component sourcing, and marking standards, moving from robust mil-spec roll marks to laser etching and outsourced parts. The guide emphasizes how these changes impact the rifle's adherence to Technical Data Package (TDP) standards and its appeal to collectors and mil-spec enthusiasts.

This video features Tredd, owner of Washington County Machine Guns and Weapons Master for the film "Checkmate." He appeals to viewers to rent or purchase the film on Amazon by November 1st. If 10% of his viewers do so, the film's producer will create a free commercial for Washington County Machine Guns, which would significantly benefit their machine gun rental business. Viewers are instructed to email a copy of their Amazon receipt to info@mountainwindproductions.com with "Tredd" in the subject line to contribute.

This entry details the Walther HP (Heerespistole), a significant predecessor to the Walther P38, as presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It covers key identification features such as slide markings ('Mod HP', Walther banner), grip types (checkered plastic/wood), caliber variations (9mm Parabellum, .30 Luger), and German commercial proof marks (Eagle over N). The guide highlights its DA/SA action and historical context, including its adoption by Sweden as the M39.