Videos tagged with Interarms

This video showcases a Point-of-View (POV) firing demonstration of a Double Barrel Shotgun, specifically identified as an Interarms Rossi Overland in 12 Gauge. The "Coach Gun" designation suggests a classic, often shorter-barreled double-barrel configuration, likely emphasizing its historical or utility aspects.

This review details the 'Sayer's SMG,' a unique prototype submachine gun from the Royal Armouries. It's a 'parts bin' build featuring Sterling SMG magazines and L1A1 SLR furniture. Notably, it employs a sophisticated gas-unlocked, roller-delayed blowback system, predating many modern designs, with a chamber-based gas piston.

The Walther P38K is a legitimate post-war production pistol from the 1970s, distinct from WWII field modifications. It features a short 2.8-inch barrel and a hybrid design incorporating elements from the P1 and P4 models. Despite its unique construction and limited production of around 2,500 units, it occupied an awkward niche, making it a rare collector's item today.

This YouTube Short features the Rossi M518 .22LR target revolver. The video highlights it as a budget-friendly alternative to a Smith & Wesson 617, noting its six-shot stainless steel construction and target revolver features. It positions the firearm as a well-made import from the Interarms era, a time when Rossi and Taurus products were considered of good quality.

This video features a range test and review of the Amadeo Rossi M518 .22LR revolver. The reviewer highlights its smooth, light trigger, good sights, and comfortable grip, praising its overall aesthetics. While noting it's an Interarms import, the reviewer suggests it could be a budget-friendly alternative to a Smith & Wesson 617, ultimately concluding that it performs very well and is a highly satisfactory firearm.

The Walther TPH is a highly collectible, subcompact DA/SA pistol, often called the 'Baby PPK,' chambered in .22 LR or .25 ACP. Despite its small size and light 14 oz weight, making it ideal for deep concealment, its .22 LR caliber is considered marginal for self-defense. The pistol features excellent machining and crisp engraving, with a DA/SA trigger and a decocker/safety. While generally reliable, it lacks a last-round hold-open and can experience misfires in DA mode. Its rarity and quality drive market values from $1,100 to over $2,500.

The Star Megastar is a massive, steel-framed semi-automatic pistol originally chambered in 10mm Auto, designed for durability. It features a SIG P210-like internal slide rail and a robust High Power-style locking system. Despite its heavy build and 14-round 10mm capacity, its production was short-lived due to excessive weight, the waning popularity of 10mm, and the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban.

Finnish forces acquired approximately 94,500 Carcano M38 rifles in 7.35mm from Italy during WWII. Despite the quantity, the rifles were largely disliked due to inconsistent ammunition quality and the fixed 200-meter sights, which clashed with the Finnish marksman tradition. Frontline troops often preferred captured Soviet Mosin-Nagants, leading to the Carcanos being relegated to rear-echelon units and eventually traded away post-war.

This review delves into the Star 'Wondernine' pistols, specifically the Models 28, 30, and 31. It highlights their evolution from earlier Star designs, their place in the 1980s Wondernine market alongside the Beretta 92 and Sig P226, and their unique features like tool-less slide disassembly. The video also discusses variations, sighting systems, materials, and common issues found in surplus models, concluding with shooting assessments and collector recommendations.

This review of the Rossi Model 88 .38 Special revolver highlights its solid stainless steel construction and 5-shot capacity, noting its similarity to the Smith & Wesson Model 60. The 3-inch barrel offers improved shootability, and the combat-style sights reduce glare. The double-action trigger is heavy but smooth, while the single-action is crisp. The firearm is drop-safe due to its transfer bar mechanism.

This Q&A session features Tacticool Girlfriend as a guest host, answering a variety of viewer questions. Topics range from food and pop culture to firearms-related inquiries such as gun ownership demographics, training, manufacturers like Interarms and Daniel Defense, specific calibers like 7.62x51mm and 6.5 Creedmoor, and the perceived interchangeability of modern polymer handguns. Discussions also touch on channel growth, inclusivity in the gun community, LGBTQ+ and POC friendly resources, and the future of battle rifles. The conversation extends to historical figures, mythological creatures, and hypothetical scenarios involving firearms.

The British L66A1, a .22 LR variant of the Walther PP, was issued to the Ulster Defence Regiment for off-duty carry. Approximately 3,000 units were procured in 1974. These pistols feature German military proofs and were later refurbished with Suncorite finish and improved firing pins. Many entered the US surplus market in the 1990s after being replaced by the Walther P5 Compact and SIG P230.