Videos tagged with John Browning Design

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Kimber DS Warrior and a 1918 Colt 1911, highlighting their similarities and differences. The review focuses on the historical lineage, modern adaptations like double-stack capacity, and the value proposition of the Kimber DS Warrior as an affordable entry into the 2011 market. It explores technical aspects such as barrel length, extractor type, and trigger feel, offering insights for both 1911 enthusiasts and those new to the platform.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Browning Model 1910 pistol. It covers the unique barrel bushing removal mechanism, recoil spring assembly, and the steps to separate and rejoin the slide, barrel, and frame. The process highlights the pistol's blowback design and John Browning's engineering.

This video discusses potential modifications by BH Spring Solutions aimed at improving the safety of the SIG Sauer P320 by increasing sear and striker lug overlap. The presenter, Ben Stoeger, believes BH Spring Solutions is directionally correct in their approach to reducing uncommanded discharges, though he notes the lack of definitive proof in BH's own testing methodology. The discussion touches on the importance of sear engagement in firearm design, referencing John Browning's principles.

This video provides an expert overview of the Heritage Manufacturing Model 92 lever-action rifle. The instructor highlights its traditional wood and steel construction, paying homage to John Browning's designs. Key features discussed include the 24-inch octagonal barrel, blued steel finish, semi-buckhorn sights, 12-round capacity, and the versatility of the .357 Magnum chambering, which also accepts .38 Special ammunition. The rifle also incorporates a modern top-mounted manual safety.

This video details modifications by BH Spring Solutions to address perceived safety issues in the SIG P320, focusing on enhancing sear spring pressure and sear-striker engagement. The modifications aim to restore 'safety margin adbacks' inspired by John Browning's designs, making the P320 more resistant to uncommanded discharges. The presenter, a firearms instructor and SEO strategist, highlights the importance of sufficient sear spring pressure for reliable firearm function and warns against aftermarket parts that excessively lighten triggers by reducing this pressure.

This guide details the field stripping procedure for the Marlin Model 1917 Machine Gun, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the removal of the pistol grip, side plates, recoil springs, feed sprocket, and barrel. The video emphasizes the unique design elements of this early gas-operated firearm.

This guide details the unique gas-operated, swinging lever mechanism of the Marlin Model 1917 Machine Gun, a licensed Colt design. Expert Ian McCollum explains how gas pressure from a port under the barrel actuates a lever connected to the operating slide, cycling the action. The nickname 'Potato Digger' is attributed to the lever's violent motion.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Colt 1908 Vest Pocket pistol, exploring its history, design, and practical applications. It features ballistics testing, historical context, and comparisons to modern firearms, highlighting its effectiveness as a concealed carry option and a piece of American firearms history. The presenters emphasize its reliability, concealability, and surprising accuracy despite its small size.

This video provides an in-depth look at the iconic 1911 pistol, tracing its design origins by John Browning and its evolution through various models like the 1911A1. The presenter discusses its technical specifications, original chambering in .45 ACP, and modern availability in multiple calibers. Comparisons are drawn to the Glock 19, highlighting differences in size, weight, and recoil management. The video also addresses common criticisms regarding ergonomics for smaller-handed individuals and explores aftermarket solutions and alternative shooting techniques.

This video chronicles a day at Rock Island Auction, focusing on the pursuit of unique and historical firearms. The host and his companions engage in bidding wars for items ranging from early Colt 1911 variants to the highly unusual Gyrojet rocket pistol and a Jaws movie prop harpoon gun. The narrative highlights the excitement and strategic considerations of firearm auctions, with a particular emphasis on the historical significance and collectibility of various models.

This American Rifleman Gun of the Week features the Browning Citori 825 Field, an upgraded iteration of the classic Citori over/under shotgun line. Key enhancements include a restyled, lower-profile steel receiver, Browning's new mechanical Fire Lite 2 trigger system for improved second-shot capability, and ergonomic adjustments for easier operation and maintenance. The review highlights improved handling, reduced felt recoil due to the lower bore axis, and a sleek aesthetic.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the Winchester 1887 lever-action shotgun, detailing its history, design evolution, and operational mechanics. It highlights John Moses Browning's pivotal role in its development, contrasting it with contemporary firearms and discussing its market reception and eventual discontinuation in favor of pump-action designs. The video also covers technical specifications, variations, and shooting impressions.