Videos tagged with Hand Ejector Revolver

This video delves into the history and significance of the original Smith & Wesson .38 Military and Police revolver, introduced in 1899. Mike Helms, a Smith & Wesson historian, highlights its role as the genesis of the K-frame and the .38 Special cartridge. The discussion emphasizes the revolver's innovative hand-ejector design, which greatly improved loading and unloading efficiency compared to top-break models.

This documentary delves into the history and engineering of the Smith & Wesson Triple Lock revolver, highlighting its development, technical specifications, and role during World War I. It contrasts the Triple Lock with its successor, the Mark II, explaining the design choices driven by military requirements and battlefield conditions. The analysis emphasizes the S&W Triple Lock's status as a pinnacle of revolver engineering, while acknowledging the Mark II's practical advantages for trench warfare.