Videos tagged with Haenel

This video provides an expert-level comparison of three German piston-driven AR-15 platforms: the original HK 416D, the modern HK MR556 A4, and the rare Haenel CR223. It delves into their historical context, technical specifications, and on-range performance, offering detailed insights into their ergonomics, recoil characteristics, and overall refinement. The comparison highlights the evolution of the platform and the distinct design philosophies of each manufacturer.

This video provides an expert comparison between the MP40 and MP41 submachine guns, highlighting their key differences in stock design and intended use. The speaker, demonstrating high authority and deep technical knowledge, explains the functional implications of the MP40's folding stock versus the MP41's fixed wooden stock, particularly concerning cheek weld and suitability for different operational roles.

This guide details the unique safety mechanism of the MKb42(H), as explained by Ian McCollum. It highlights how the bolt handle itself serves as the safety by locking into a notch. The video also provides a historical context for this early "Sturmgewehr" design, contrasting it with contemporary firearms.

This video from Forgotten Weapons, hosted by Ian McCollum, delves into the complex history of the Sturmgewehr 44 (StG 44) program. McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms, meticulously details how Hitler's initial rejections of the intermediate cartridge rifle were overcome through strategic renaming, combat trials, and the intervention of figures like Heinrich Himmler. The program ultimately succeeded due to its effectiveness on the Eastern Front and its role in countering Soviet submachine gun proliferation.

This video provides an expert overview of a diverse collection of 25 small-caliber firearms, primarily .25 ACP pocket pistols and revolvers. Instructor Tom from Legacy Collectibles highlights unique designs like Velo-Dog revolvers, palm pistols, and folding models, showcasing specific examples from brands such as Raven Arms, Mossberg, Browning, and H&R. The collection emphasizes historical pocket carry solutions and niche firearm designs.

This video provides an update on the Haenel CR223 and its patent dispute with Heckler & Koch (HK). MAC clarifies that contrary to some media reports, not all CR223 models are subject to confiscation and destruction. The issue reportedly only affects firearms manufactured before 2018, with Haenel asserting that newer models do not infringe on HK's patent.

This video provides a concise overview of the MP41 submachine gun, highlighting its relationship to the MP40 and its unique features. The presenter, with clear expertise in historical firearms, details the MP41's construction, ergonomics, and historical context. Key differences from the MP40, such as the wooden stock and fire selector, are emphasized, along with a brief mention of its trigger quality and historical usage.

This video details a legal dispute where Heckler & Koch (HK) successfully sued Haenel over patent infringement related to the CR223 rifle, which was intended to replace the G36 in the German military. The German government has ordered Haenel to destroy all CR223 units and has requested financial records to assess damages, deeming the rifle contraband. The video contrasts the CR223 with HK's MR556 A1 and discusses design elements like drain holes and bolt carrier cuts that contribute to 'Over The Beach' (OTB) capability.

This YouTube Short focuses on WW2 German Haenel BB guns. The title and description clearly indicate the subject matter, highlighting the historical context of World War II and the specific brand of BB guns. The use of hashtags like #ww2 and #shorts suggests a brief, attention-grabbing format for enthusiasts interested in historical firearms, collectibles, or airguns.

This YouTube video showcases shooting and reviewing the B&T Haenel, a firearm imported by B&T and originating from Germany. The content highlights the impressive nature of the Haenel, suggesting a positive user experience and potentially a detailed evaluation of its performance and features. The inclusion of the hashtag #416 indicates a possible connection to the HK416 platform or a similar designation.

This guide details the disassembly and operational features of the Zielfeuergerät 38 (ZfG 38), a blank-firing training aid. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates field stripping, highlighting its open bolt, blowback action, and unique remote trigger system designed for realistic military exercises. The guide covers component identification and magazine usage, emphasizing its historical context as a stress-inducing training tool rather than a combat weapon.

This review of the Schmeisser MP-28,II, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, details its historical context as an improved version of the MP-18. The video highlights its milled receiver, wood stock, and the significant addition of a selector lever for semi-automatic and full-automatic fire. McCollum notes its front-heavy nature, which aids control during automatic fire, and its relatively low rate of fire, making it smooth to shoot. The design's influence on later firearms like the MP-38/40 and Sten gun is also discussed.