Videos tagged with Enfield 1917

This video showcases the Enfield 1917 rifle, specifically a U.S. Model of 1917 Eddystone variant. It demonstrates loading with Remington Express Core-Lokt .30-06 Springfield 150-grain ammunition and performing live fire in a snowy outdoor environment. The footage highlights the rifle's bolt-action operation and casing ejection, emphasizing its functionality in cold conditions.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of U.S. small arms used in World War I, demonstrating iconic rifles like the Krag-Jørgensen 1898, Springfield 1903, and M1917 Enfield. It also covers trench warfare weapons such as the Winchester 1897 and Remington Model 10 shotguns, support weapons like the BAR M1918 and Chauchat, heavy machine guns like the Browning 1917, and standard sidearms including the Colt M1911 and various service revolvers.

This YouTube video, titled "Clips: Enfield 1917 Round Capacity," is a brief factoid derived from longer content by the channel C&Rsenal. It focuses on the round capacity of the Enfield 1917 rifle. The description encourages viewers to support the channel through Patreon, SubscribeStar, or by purchasing merchandise, and directs them to full-length videos and contact information on their website. The video serves as a quick informational segment for firearms enthusiasts interested in the Enfield 1917.

This Q&A video by Forgotten Weapons covers a wide range of firearms-related topics submitted by patrons. Discussions include favorite travel experiences, fascinating firearm mechanisms like the Blish system, gun display methods, airline preferences, future firearm and ammunition improvements, the history and concept of "parts kits," and specific firearm models and manufacturers. Topics also extend to the effectiveness of small arms in warfare, the makeup of the host's personal collection, collecting pre-1898 firearms, the reasons behind European nations abandoning small arms manufacturing, the use of feed strips versus belts, thoughts on writing firearms reference books, lessons for the American firearms community from international colleagues, the market for modernized historical firearms, specific modern rifle features, the choice between the Springfield 1903 and Enfield 1917, reasons for the prevalence of 9x19mm in Rhodesian firearms, modernization of the Browning High Power, British consideration of the Suomi SMG, firearms the host is content to not own, similarities between the Mauser 1945 Volkspistole and HK VP70, channel demographics, favorite and least favorite belt-fed semiautos, folding guns for concealed carry, the merits of semi-rimmed pistol cartridges, the potential for gaseous propellants, collecting military uniforms, and the trend away from bullpup rifles.