Videos tagged with Ignition Systems

This entry details the Remington Model 700 EtronX, a bolt-action rifle produced from 2000-2003 that utilized an electrically primed ammunition system. Expert Ian McCollum explains the unique electrical primer, which functions as a resistor, and the modified bolt assembly. The system was powered by a 9V battery housed in the buttstock, with an LED indicator for safety status. While cartridges were designed to be reloadable with standard components, they required specialized electrical primers.

This guide details the operation of the Indian 4-Shot Repeating Matchlock Toradar, a historical firearm. It covers the manual rotation of its 4-chamber cylinder, priming procedures, and the matchlock ignition sequence. The information is presented with a focus on safe handling and understanding the unique mechanics of this early repeating firearm, as explained by firearms expert Ian McCollum.

This overview, presented by firearms expert Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, delves into the history, mechanics, and evolution of the pinfire revolver system. It highlights the contributions of the Lefaucheux family, the innovative yet flawed cartridge design, and the reasons for its eventual obsolescence in favor of rimfire and centerfire systems. The video showcases a variety of pinfire revolvers, emphasizing their historical significance and collector appeal.

This guide covers the essential basics of black powder shooting, emphasizing safety and proper handling. It details the differences between black powder and smokeless powders, powder grading, ignition systems, and the critical importance of cleaning due to black powder's hygroscopic and corrosive nature. Key safety points include measuring powder by volume and avoiding air gaps. Instruction is provided by Eric (Iraqveteran8888), a subject matter expert in firearms.