Videos tagged with Delayed Blowback

This review of the Austro-Hungarian Mannlicher 1905 pistol, presented by C&Rsenal, offers an expert-level overview of its design and functionality. The pistol features a 10-round capacity of 7.63 Mannlicher ammunition and a theoretically delayed blowback action contributing to mild recoil. While praised for its comfortable grip and elegant, albeit unusual, appearance, the review notes challenges with its stiff slide, tiny sights, and a potentially finicky safety mechanism. The instructor's detailed knowledge and hands-on demonstration highlight its unique place in firearm history.

This video provides a first look at five notable rifles from SHOT Show 2026, as presented by Brandon from Classic Firearms and his crew. Key highlights include the LWRC IC-9's unique delayed blowback system, the versatile Shark Coast Tactical Sneaky Pete available in multiple calibers, a highly collapsible Barrett MRAD variant, and the Daniel Defense X1 with its carbon fiber barrel and advanced suppressor integration. Eliza also shares her top picks from Griffin, Q, and Geissele.

This video provides a product update on the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) X9, a 9mm Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) first seen at SHOT Show 2025. The PSA X9 features a delayed blowback system, utilizes 30-round B&T magazines, and includes a swappable side charging handle. The project has evolved into a modern modular system, with further design updates anticipated before SHOT Show 2026. Viewers are encouraged to follow PSA for ongoing developments.

The Beretta M1918 is a rare Italian semiautomatic carbine from WWI, often mistaken for a submachine gun. It evolved from the Villar Perosa, utilizing a 'parts bin' approach with Carcano and Vetterli components for economical production. This open-bolt, delayed blowback carbine features a unique top-mounted 25-round magazine and offset sights, chambered in 9mm Glisenti loaded to 9mm Parabellum specs.

The Beretta M1918 is a rare Italian semi-automatic carbine from WWI, often mistaken for a submachine gun but firing only in semi-auto. It reuses parts from the 1915 Villar Perosa and operates from an open bolt with a delayed blowback system for safety. Chambered in 9mm Glisenti, it features a unique 25-round magazine and a trigger guard repurposed from a Vetterli rifle.

The FNAB-43 is a unique Italian submachine gun from late WWII, featuring a compact design with a folding magazine well and a delayed blowback action. It utilizes a closed-bolt system with separate selectors for safe/fire and semi/full-auto modes. While not widely adopted, its innovative mechanisms offer insight into firearm development during the era.

The SilencerCo Maxim 9 is a unique, modern integrally suppressed pistol designed from the ground up. It features a proprietary delayed blowback system, modular suppressor baffles, and a chassis-based design. Despite high costs and NFA regulations, it represents a significant manufacturing achievement for SilencerCo.

The SilencerCo Maxim 9 is a unique, integrally suppressed pistol designed from the ground up, not as an afterthought. Its action is contained in the rear of the slide with an angled track to prevent unintentional detachment. The internal mechanics feature a delaying flap that must be pulled from its recess to cycle the action. The suppressor system is modular, consisting of a mandatory first piece followed by interchangeable baffles.

This YouTube video focuses on firearms technology, specifically exploring the concepts of delayed blowback operation and the use of suppressors. While the description is brief, the title clearly indicates a technical discussion and demonstration of these firearm mechanisms. It's likely to appeal to enthusiasts interested in the engineering and practical application of suppressed firearms.

This video features a Rifleman Review of the Rock River Arms RRA .17 HMR rifle, an AR-style semi-automatic firearm. The review highlights the rifle's unique delayed blowback gas system, designed to manage the pressures associated with the .17 HMR cartridge. The segment, from "American Rifleman Television," delves into the internal mechanics of how the rifle functions, aiming to showcase its reliability in this caliber. Information on viewing complete ARTV episodes and joining the NRA is also provided.

The Springfield Kuna is a new delayed-blowback PCC/SMG from HS Product, imported by Springfield Armory. It features a roller-delay system inspired by the Stribog A3 but with improvements. The pistol variant weighs 4.5 lbs with a 6-inch barrel and uses proprietary 30-round magazines. Future variants in .45 ACP and 10mm are planned, with an MSRP under $1000.

This video analyzes the Springfield Kuna, a new Croatian firearm. It's described as a delayed-blowback PCC/SMG chambered in 9mm, likely featuring a pistol caliber carbine design. The video appears to be from the 'Forgotten Weapons' channel, suggesting a focus on historical context, design, and potential operational characteristics of this less common firearm.