Videos tagged with Hammer Safety

This video examines a unique, un-marked rimfire revolver built on a Colt-pattern frame. A key feature is an unusual hammer safety mechanism that requires pressing a lever on the hammer itself to allow it to be cocked, preventing it from catching on the frame. The revolver exhibits high-quality engraving but lacks manufacturer identification, bearing only a 'Crown over MR' proof mark.

This guide details the technique for safely decocking and re-cocking a 1911 pistol, as demonstrated by a knowledgeable practitioner. It covers manually lowering the hammer and the necessary steps to return the firearm to a firing state, emphasizing the interaction between the hammer, trigger, grip safety, and thumb safety.

This video details the Belgian Comblain Mousqueton Modele 1871/83 carbine, a single-shot, breech-loading firearm chambered in 11mm black powder. It explores its historical context, technical specifications, and operational nuances, including its use by Belgian troops and its role during WWI. The discussion highlights the carbine's construction, its specific cartridge, and the operational challenges and features of its action, trigger, and safety mechanisms.

This entry details the Silver & Fletcher 'The Expert' modification for the Webley New Model RIC revolver, focusing on its innovative auto-ejection system and safety features. It highlights the historical context, limited production, and adoption by UK police forces. The information is presented with a high degree of authority, drawing from detailed mechanical demonstrations and historical references.