Videos tagged with German Ordnance

This video provides a detailed, silent demonstration of the disassembly of a German 25x137mm APDS (DM54) round, likely for educational or ordnance identification purposes. The presenter, exhibiting high expertise through proper handling and component knowledge, shows the removal of the sabot and the tungsten penetrator, highlighting markings like 'DM54' and 'M242'. The demonstration emphasizes the construction of this specialized military ammunition.

This YouTube video focuses on Soviet, German, and U.S. mortar bipods, with the description explicitly stating these items are being added to the website Ordnance.com this week. The video likely showcases or discusses these specific firearm components. Given the focus on military ordnance, it appeals to collectors and enthusiasts of historical and military firearms and equipment.

This guide details the operation of the Panzerschreck's unique electromagnetic firing mechanism and its protective shield features, as explained by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It covers cocking the weapon, engaging the safety, accessing spare shield components, and understanding the rear tube assembly. The Panzerschreck, a German adaptation of the American Bazooka, utilized an 88mm caliber and an electromagnetic generator for firing, distinguishing it from its predecessor.

This guide details the field stripping process for the rare Walther A115 prototype, a mid-1930s semi-automatic rifle. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates the disassembly, highlighting its unique stamped steel construction and annular gas piston system. The process involves removing the front sight assembly, receiver cover, and trigger pack, revealing the internal components.