Videos tagged with Double Rifles

This video reviews a wide array of shotguns and rifles available at a Holts auction in September 2021. The presenter highlights the exceptional value found in older, unfashionable Japanese over-and-unders like the Neko, praises the enduring quality of Beretta 682 X-Traps, and explores various other firearms including Miroku shotguns, converted double rifles, and vintage .410 bore options. The review emphasizes practical considerations, historical significance, and the potential for acquiring high-quality firearms at bargain prices.

This video explores the exceptional craftsmanship of Austrian gunmakers, primarily focusing on the small town of Ferlach, renowned for its artisan firearms. It highlights numerous gunmakers like Johann Fanzoj, Ludwig Böhmer, Josef Winkler, and Peter Hofer, showcasing their unique, often elaborately engraved, and custom-built firearms. The emphasis is on the dedication to detail, innovative designs, and the preservation of traditional gunmaking techniques in a world increasingly dominated by mass production.

Jim Clark of Clark Custom Guns discusses the intricacies of firearm customization, focusing on the Ruger 10/22 and 1911 platforms. He highlights the demand for custom 10/22 builds for both competition and plinking, and the precision required for 1911 bullseye pistols. Clark also details their unique shotgun-to-double-rifle conversions, emphasizing the quality and cost-effectiveness compared to European counterparts. The conversation touches on the current market for firearms, suggesting it's an opportune time for buyers due to overstocking.

The Robert E. Peterson Gallery at the NRA National Firearms Museum showcases a significant portion of Robert E. Peterson's extensive firearm collection. The gallery features rare and historically important pieces, including the largest collection of Gatling guns on display in the country, historically significant double guns and rifles from renowned manufacturers, and firearms with unique provenance, such as those owned by historical figures like Herman Göring and Dwight D. Eisenhower. The collection highlights exceptional craftsmanship and artistry in firearms.