Videos tagged with Inglis High Power

This video showcases a new collection of firearms, highlighting unique features and performance. The presenter introduces a sophisticated, lightweight chassis for a rifle, a Glock clone pistol, and various shotguns including an over-under, a compact 12-gauge with low recoil, and a factory semi-automatic designed for bear defense with a dual-projectile capability. The collection emphasizes both aesthetic appeal and functional performance.

This video showcases a collection of 10 newly acquired firearms, highlighting unique features and initial impressions. The presenter demonstrates the Wooks Superlehera chassis for its lightweight and aesthetic appeal, the DSC-9 as a feature-rich Glock clone, and the Daria Arms DY-9 with its impressive flat shooting characteristics due to top ports. The collection also includes a Balikli Imports blue label over-under shotgun, a pair of Inglis High Powers noted for their beauty and performance, and two Daria Arms DY-12 shotguns, with the DY-12Y praised for its compact size and exceptionally light recoil. The final firearm, the Standard Manufacturing SSR, is presented for its unique dual-projectile capability, suitable for applications like bear defense.

SDS Imports is expanding its 2024 offerings with new double-stack 2011-style pistols under the Tisas and Military Armament Corporation (MAC) brands, alongside a revival of the Inglis High Power. The Tisas models feature RMSC optic mounts and STI magazine compatibility, with prices starting at $799 for the base model and $959 for the 'Night Stalker' variant, which includes a threaded barrel. The MAC 2011, priced at $1099, boasts an RMR footprint, full-length Picatinny rail, bull barrel, and full-length recoil guide rod. The Inglis High Power, based on the Mark 3 design without a magazine disconnect, will start at $489.95 and utilize standard High Power magazines, with shipping expected around early March.

This video highlights six notable products from Shot Show 2024. Key items include Score High Gunsmithing's adjustable pillars for pillar bedding rifle stocks, Trijicon's RMR-HD optic with advanced auto-sensing, and Inglis High Power pistols emphasizing traditional quality. Primary Arms' SLX 1x Prism sight with unlimited eye relief is also featured, alongside a Ruger 77-22 in .22 Hornet styled as a safari rifle, and Palmetto State Armory's concept rifles and a new shotgun.

This guide details the field stripping procedure for the unique John Inglis 8mm Bren Gun, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the separation of the lower receiver, removal of the bolt carrier, and the quick-release barrel. The video highlights the differences in bolt face and extractor for the 8mm rimless cartridge compared to the standard .303 British version.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Inglis High Power pistol, a unique firearm manufactured in Canada during WWII. Ian McCollum details its history, from Chinese procurement to British adoption, highlighting key features like the tangent rear sight, 13-round capacity, and the distinctive wooden shoulder stock/holster. The discussion also touches upon its logistical challenges and current legal status in the US, making it a valuable piece for firearms historians and collectors.

This guide details the experimental modifications made to a Browning High Power to create a lightweight prototype, as presented by Ian McCollum on Forgotten Weapons. The process involved significant material removal from the slide and frame, and the use of an aluminum alloy frame to achieve a target weight of 25.5 oz. However, the modifications introduced durability concerns, particularly in the locking block area, which ultimately led to the project's termination.