Videos tagged with Express Sights

The Franchi Momentum All-Terrain Elite is presented as a versatile bolt-action rifle suitable for everyday carry (EDC) and hunting. Key features highlighted include its shorter configuration for easier handling, a long Picatinny rail for various optic mounting options (traditional scope, scout scope, red dot), an integrated muzzle brake that can be removed for suppressor use, and a recoil reduction butt pad claimed to reduce felt recoil by approximately 50%. The rifle also features a short bolt throw for faster cycling and adjustable express-style iron sights.

This guide details the operation of the M79 'Thumper' grenade launcher, as demonstrated by an expert enthusiast from Battlefield Vegas. It covers loading, safety features, sight usage, and firing procedures for this iconic Vietnam War-era weapon. The M79 is described as a break-action device chambered in 40mm, featuring an automatic tang safety and a unique sight system.

This guide details the process of installing aftermarket firearm sights, focusing on the importance of proper fitting and the use of specialized tools. It emphasizes measuring dovetails, filing as needed, and using a sight pusher or punch for installation. The discussion highlights that while some newer designs are easier to fit, older or more complex sights may require professional gunsmithing.

This video showcases a rare John Rigby & Co. Master Engraved Mauser Bolt Action Rifle chambered in .500 Jeffery, presented by Brownells. The rifle, built for the Safari Club International, features a robust square bridge Mauser action, integral scope mounts, and exquisite master engraving with gold inlay. It is equipped with three-leaf express sights for dangerous game hunting and boasts exceptional craftsmanship in its stock and overall finish. The auction price reached $16,100.

This video features Brownells Public Relations Specialist Roy Hill showcasing his Winchester Model 70 Safari Express rifle chambered in .458 Win Mag. Introduced in 1956, this rifle is designed as a powerful dangerous game stopper, utilizing a 500-grain bullet at approximately 2,200 fps. Roy highlights key features such as its pre-'64 controlled-feed bolt, Express open sights, and barrel-band sling swivel. He also touches upon the rifle's "authoritative" recoil and offers tips for shooting such a magnum caliber rifle.

This video provides an in-depth look at a Westley Richards Detachable Lock Double Rifle, completed in 1913 for the Maharaja of Alwah. It highlights the rifle's 7x65R caliber (originally .256), its unique detachable lock mechanism, and ornate scrollwork. The review details its historical provenance and technical features, including express sights and a trap grip cap for ammunition storage.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Holland & Holland Paradox gun, a unique 12-gauge shotgun designed by Lt. Col. George Fosbery. Ian McCollum details the historical need for such a dual-purpose firearm, originating from Fosbery's experiences in India. The Paradox gun's innovative 'rifled choke' is explained, along with its technical specifications and dual sight system for both birdshot and slug projectiles.

This guide details the custom modifications made to a Mauser 1871 receiver by Karl Gebert, transforming it into a high-end sporting rifle. It highlights advanced features for the era, including a box magazine, magazine cut-off, double set triggers, and sophisticated sighting systems, showcasing exceptional 19th-century German gunsmithing.

This guide details the professional installation of New England Custom Guns Express Style Iron Sights on a dangerous game rifle, as demonstrated by expert gunsmith Larry Potterfield. The process involves precise fitting, advanced soldering techniques, drilling, tapping, and barrel machining using specialized tools. This modification is ideal for improving sight visibility in challenging hunting conditions where scopes may be less effective.

This expert guide details the Ruger Guide Gun's features, focusing on its innovative three-part muzzle system. It explains the installation and function of the radial port muzzle brake for recoil reduction, the dynamically matched muzzle weight for maintaining point of impact, and the thread protector. The guide also covers stock features like the adjustable length of pull and sling swivel placement, and highlights the rifle's suitability for dangerous game hunting with its available calibers and express sights. Testing demonstrates the muzzle brake's effectiveness in reducing felt recoil without significantly increasing perceived noise at the shooter's position.