Videos tagged with Holster Stock

This video provides an overview of the Stechkin APS, a Soviet-era select-fire pistol designed by Igor Stechkin in 1951. It highlights the APS's dual semi-automatic and full-automatic firing modes, its 20-round magazine capacity, and the unique detachable holster stock that enhances stability. The content emphasizes its historical significance for military officers and special forces, concluding with a live-fire demonstration.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Mauser C96 and the APS Stechkin, highlighting their unique designs, ammunition, and handling. It demonstrates how both firearms can be transformed into carbine-like weapons with their respective holster-stocks. The live-fire segment showcases their performance in semi-automatic and full-automatic modes, emphasizing recoil management with the stocks attached.

This video showcases the APS Stechkin, a Soviet-era select-fire pistol, demonstrating its unboxing, magazine loading, and live-fire capabilities. The demonstration highlights both semi-automatic and rapid-fire modes, utilizing the distinctive wooden holster-stock. The ASMR-style presentation focuses on the weapon's operation and sound.

This review covers the rare Star Model MMS and Model MB pistol-carbines, produced as late as 1975. It details their history, distinct calibers (7.63mm Mauser for MMS, 9mm Parabellum for MB), and unique features like the T-slot stock attachment. The video highlights production numbers, legal status regarding NFA exemptions, and the complete factory rig.

The Mannlicher Model 1896 pistol evolved from early blowback designs to a locked breech system to handle the powerful 7.63mm Mannlicher cartridge. It featured both fixed and detachable magazines, with early models using stripper clips. Accessories like holster stocks and sporting carbine variants were also produced, though some had design flaws.

This guide details the disassembly of the Spanish Astra 900 pistol, highlighting its unique features compared to the Mauser C96. It covers accessing the internals via a removable side plate, revealing a 'jeweled' finish, and emphasizes safety during the process. The Astra 900's design and historical context, particularly its role in the Chinese market, are explored.

This review details the rare FN Model 1903 pistol equipped with its original shoulder stock, which doubles as a holster. The FN 1903, a larger military variant of the Colt 1903, is chambered in 9x20mm Browning Long and was produced under Russian contract for this specific configuration. The stock attaches via rails and utilizes an extended 10-round magazine, effectively turning the pistol into a small carbine. This historical setup is NFA exempt and classified as a Curio & Relic.