Videos tagged with Cross-bolt Safety

This guide details the operating controls and internal mechanisms of the M240 Bravo, as explained by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It covers the cross-bolt safety, the unique top cover closing mechanism with its roller bearing, the single-position gas plug, and the hydraulic buffer for recoil reduction. The M240 Bravo is presented as the US Army's successor to the M60, based on the FN MAG design.

This video provides an expert-level look at a very early Beretta Model 38A SMG, highlighting rare features like its unique bayonet attachment system and an early cross-bolt safety. The presenter, demonstrating deep historical firearm knowledge, explains the evolution of the design and its significance as one of WWII's best submachine guns, noting its pleasant shooting characteristics.

This comprehensive review of the CMMG BR4, presented by PewView, highlights its 'ban-proof' design, making it a 47-state compliant alternative for AR-15 enthusiasts in restricted areas. The video details its unique bufferless Dissent upper, Rise Armament trigger, and Remington 870 compatible stock, while demonstrating its performance in speed drills and accuracy tests. The assessment emphasizes its ergonomic advantages for prone shooting and distinct safety manipulation compared to standard AR-15s.

The Smith & Wesson 1854 is a modern take on the lever-action rifle, chambered in .44 Magnum and .44 Special. It features a durable polymer stock, M-LOK and Picatinny rails for accessories, and a reliable action tested in extreme cold. While generally accurate and well-priced, it exhibits sensitivity to shorter .44 Special ammunition lengths.

This guide details how to quietly load a pump-action shotgun, as demonstrated by Johnny Q. It covers essential safety checks, including engaging the cross-bolt safety, and provides a step-by-step process for chambering a round and then loading the magazine tube. The technique emphasizes smooth manipulation for quiet operation, crucial for tactical or hunting scenarios.

Elliott Delp provides an informative review of the Mossberg Maverick 88, highlighting its budget-friendly price point of around $200. He details its 5+1 capacity, 18.5-inch barrel, blued finish, and synthetic components. Delp also points out the Maverick 88's unique cross-bolt safety located in front of the trigger guard, differentiating it from other Mossberg models, and notes its parts compatibility with the Mossberg 590.

This review of the Mossberg MC2SC, presented by an experienced shooter, highlights its concealed carry features like an optics-ready slide and a unique cross-bolt safety. Initial range impressions reveal surprising inconsistency in performance, with the firearm frequently missing the target despite the shooter's efforts and good rhythm. Further evaluation is suggested to understand the root cause of the erratic accuracy.

This review of the Altor Corp Single Shot Pistol highlights its unconventional, minimalist design and manual operation. The presenter, identified as a Firearms Enthusiast/Reviewer with demonstrated proficiency and familiarity with niche firearms, walks through the loading, firing, and unloading process. Key features like the cross-bolt and barrel-lock safety mechanisms, along with the 9mm caliber and stainless steel/polymer construction, are detailed.

Rich Nance of Guns & Ammo reviews the Mossberg MC2sc, a micro-compact 9mm striker-fired pistol ideal for concealed carry. He highlights its optics-ready slide, co-witnessing sights, and surprisingly shootable nature despite its thin profile. The pistol features a 3.4-inch stainless steel barrel, front and rear slide serrations, and Mossberg's safe takedown system, allowing disassembly without pulling the trigger. Nance also notes the ergonomic grip provided by the 14-round magazine and the flush-fit 11-round option for deeper concealment.

This is a first look at the new Marlin 1895 Trapper lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Government. The rifle is designed as a compact package, measuring just over 34 inches in total length with a 16-inch barrel. Key features include a threaded barrel for suppressor or muzzle device attachment, Skinner sights, a large loop lever for easier manipulation, sling attachments, a hammer spur, and a 5+1 round capacity. It also boasts a durable laminate stock and a cross-bolt safety.

This review covers the Stevens/Savage 320, a budget-friendly 12-gauge pump-action shotgun imported from China and noted as a clone of the Winchester 1300. The reviewer highlights its reliability, smooth action, and affordable price point, making it a strong value proposition for those seeking a functional shotgun without a high cost. Aftermarket parts compatibility with the Winchester 1300 is also mentioned.

The Rossi Gallery pump-action rifle is presented as an excellent option for new shooters or as a dedicated plinker. It draws inspiration from 1890s gallery game rifles, featuring a German beechwood stock, buckhorn sights, and a 15-round tubular magazine. The rifle is chambered in .22 Long Rifle and performs reliably, making it suitable for plinking and close-range small game hunting.