Videos tagged with Industrial Manufacturing

This video delves into the manufacturing process of ammunition cartridge cases, specifically highlighting 'Draw Sets' within the engineering and history of bullet production. It provides insight into the industrial methods used to create these essential components of firearms.

This video clip from SHOT Week 2024 highlights the Supplier Showcase, an event where over 500 suppliers meet with firearm and outdoor industry manufacturers. It focuses on the sourcing of materials, components, and services for manufacturing needs within the shooting, hunting, outdoor, and law enforcement sectors. The showcase features a wide range of offerings including tools, plastics, fabrics, OE materials, logistics, and software.

This video provides an in-depth look at the ammunition manufacturing process at HSL Ammunition, detailing daily production of 200,000-250,000 rounds. It covers key stages from brass preparation, sizing, de-priming, priming, powder loading, projectile seating, to final polishing. The facility utilizes specialized machinery like Camdex and Alpha Loading Systems for efficient and high-quality output.

The Whitney-Beals Walking Beam Pocket Revolver, designed by Fordyce Beals in 1854, utilized a unique 'walking beam' mechanism to index the cylinder, circumventing Colt's patent. Manufactured by Eli Whitney, this percussion revolver featured a ring trigger for operation and manual hammer cocking. Variations include 6-shot and .28 caliber models, with the standard being a 7-shot .31 caliber. Beals later contributed significantly to Remington's designs.