Videos tagged with Interrupted Threads

This guide details the modifications and operational features of a prototype silencer-ready vz70 pistol, as explained by Ian McCollum. It covers the unique slide-locking mechanism for suppressed fire, elevated sights, threaded barrel, and anonymized markings, likely developed for covert Cold War operations. The expert assessment highlights the detailed explanation of suppressor-specific mechanical modifications and historical context.

This video provides an in-depth review and historical overview of the RN 50 rifle, designed by Mark Serbu and named after Royal Nonesuch. Mark discusses the design origins, technical specifications, and production challenges, including the inspiration from the Stormgevare takedown pin and the decision to use a non-interrupted thread system for safety. He also shares trivia about the barrel shroud, breech cap, and hammer design, highlighting the modularity with AR-15 components and the rifle's compact transportability.

This video showcases an early prototype of the BFG-50A rifle, filmed in 2008 with no post-production. The description highlights unique design features, including a handguard latch mechanism and a modified trigger housing that shortened the firearm but presented engineering challenges. The footage also captures a failure to eject, attributed to potential undergassing in this pre-production model. It offers a glimpse into the development process of a specific large-caliber rifle.

This guide details the conservation process for a Winchester Model 12, as demonstrated by gunsmith Mark Novak. It covers disassembly, rust conversion via boiling, wood finishing with Watco Danish Oil, internal lubrication with SAE 30 oil, and reassembly. The process aims to stop decay and restore functionality without altering the historical finish. Novak's expertise in historical firearm conservation is evident throughout the meticulous procedure.