Videos tagged with Cutaway Model

This guide details a demonstration of potential 'uncommanded discharge' in a Glock 19, using a cutaway model and a mechanical trigger stop. The expert instructor visually explains how jarring the slide can cause the striker to release due to specific sear engagement tolerances, a phenomenon also observed in other striker-fired pistols. The demonstration emphasizes understanding the mechanical function of striker-fired systems.

This video provides an educational overview of the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher using a museum-grade cutaway model. It details the internal components, trigger mechanism, the PG-7 rocket, and the PGO-7 optical sight. The demonstration offers high authority and detailed mechanical insights into this iconic weapon system.

This entry details the 37mm M63 High-Explosive round used by the WWII U.S. Army in Stuart Tanks and Anti-Tank Guns. It highlights the round's construction through a cutaway model, revealing internal components like the fuse mechanism and primer. Markings indicate a 1942 production year by Servel, and a yellow band signifies its HE payload.

This video showcases a cutaway model of the Pratt & Whitney R-4360 radial engine. While not a firearm itself, the R-4360 was a powerful aviation engine often associated with historical aircraft that were armed. The focus is on the intricate engineering and design of this complex engine.

This guide details the observation and understanding of a 200% scale, non-firing Browning M1919A6 training model. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates its construction, internal mechanics, and a specific malfunction, highlighting its historical use for soldier instruction during WWII. The model's cutaway design allows for clear visualization of the trigger and sear interaction, emphasizing safety features.