Videos tagged with Half-Moon Front Sight

This expert review from C&Rsenal delves into the Ruby Pistol Model 1915, a Spanish-made emergency firearm mass-produced during WWI. The analysis covers its physical dimensions, loading capacity, ergonomics, and historical manufacturing context, highlighting variations due to its widespread production. The video features live fire demonstrations and detailed mechanical insights.

This video provides a technical overview of the Belgian-made Russian Nagant 1895 revolver, highlighting its single-action-only operation and gas-sealed design. It details the loading process for its seven rounds of 7.62 Russian ammunition and discusses its external features, including sights and grip size. The presenter notes the rarity of original single-action-only models due to widespread conversions.

This review of the British Old Pattern No1 MkI revolver highlights its construction and handling characteristics. Weighing 2.3 lbs with an overall length of 10 inches, it fires 455 Webley. The video notes significant frame wiggle, a muzzle-heavy balance, and a thin grip, impacting handling. The trigger is described as heavy with an odd pull, and the sights are noted as damaged and misaligned.