Videos tagged with Ingram Model 6

This Q&A session from Forgotten Weapons covers a wide array of firearms topics, including historical Peruvian firearms, the mechanics of bullpup rifles, the SKS45's development timeline, and the viability of various modern cartridges. Ian McCollum discusses the design principles behind different firearm actions, the challenges of modernizing older platforms, and the factors influencing barrel life. The discussion also touches upon the future of firearm design, the role of AI in video production, and the practicalities of military adoption of new weapon systems.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of auction prices for various firearms from Morphy's Fall 2018 auction. It covers a range of historical and modern machine guns, including Thompson variants, an FG42, Ingram Model 6, Smith & Wesson 76, and Colt M16. The presenter offers insights into the relative value and desirability of these items, noting factors like rarity, condition, and market trends. The auction results highlight significant price variations, with some items fetching high prices due to historical importance or rarity, while others, like heavy water-cooled machine guns, show a market depression.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Ingram Model 6, a submachine gun designed by Gordon Ingram and produced by the Police Ordnance Company. The video highlights its simple blowback operation and cost-saving construction methods, including stacked sheet metal plates for the trigger group. Expert instruction is provided on the basic disassembly steps, emphasizing safety.