Videos tagged with Edgertronic

This video provides a slow-motion analysis of how bump stocks function, exploring their mechanics and whether they qualify as machine guns. Featuring Adam Kraut and Jon Patton, the video uses an Edgertronic SC2+ camera to capture footage at 4400 frames per second across three different scenarios. It also highlights legal challenges and advocacy efforts by firearm rights organizations.

This video provides an in-depth, high-speed analysis of the Schwarzlose 1908 pistol's unique blow-forward action. Utilizing footage captured at 3500fps, the review meticulously details how the barrel assembly moves forward only after the bullet has exited the chamber, confirmed by observing muzzle blast. It also examines the feeding mechanism and discusses the pistol's functional reliability despite its seemingly precarious design.

This video announces the successful completion of a fundraiser for Forgotten Weapons, securing funds for new camera equipment, including an Edgertronic high-speed camera. The creator expresses gratitude for the support and excitement about capturing high-speed footage of interesting firearms, promising new content in the coming months. A link to continue contributing to the cause is provided.

This YouTube video announces a fundraiser for the "Forgotten Weapons" channel to acquire new video gear. Having already met their initial goal, they've introduced a "stretch goal" to purchase an Edgertronic professional-grade high-speed camera. This camera would enable them to capture firearms cycling at an impressive 700-2500 frames per second, allowing for detailed analysis of exotic and interesting firearms that are typically showcased on the channel. The creator expresses gratitude for the community's support and enthusiasm.