Videos tagged with Knife-Gun

This video explores the Sigaud-Barnerias 5mm Pinfire knife-gun, a unique firearm and tool combination. The description details its origins in Thiers, France, with the revolver mechanism contracted from Liege, Belgium. It highlights the 6-shot Lefaucheux style pinfire mechanism, double-action-only trigger, and the assembly process by Sigaud-Barnerias. The video also promotes Headstamp Publishing's book catalog and other related content platforms.

This guide details the operation of the Sigaud-Barnerias 5mm Pinfire Knife-Gun, a historical novelty firearm. It covers extending the blade, deploying the offset trigger, loading the 6-round cylinder via a gate, and using the manual ejector rod. The video highlights the practical necessity of the blade being open for use and compares such historical curiosities to modern 'gimmick' firearms.

This video provides an expert-level review and test of the PKP Incorporated PAL Knife Pistol, a unique hybrid firearm from the 1980s. Scott from Kentucky Ballistics demonstrates its operation, conducts ballistic gel and chronograph tests, and evaluates its potential as a self-defense tool. The review highlights the weapon's unusual design and ultimately concludes that its build quality makes it more of a gimmick than a legitimate tool due to a catastrophic mechanical failure observed during testing.

The Sure Defender is a rare, single-shot percussion knuckleduster pistol from the 1860s, predating common pinfire revolvers. It features integrated brass knuckles for grip and striking, a folding dagger, and a unique mechanism where the knuckles fold back to form the pistol grip. This combination firearm was an early example of 'tacti-cool' design.

This video highlights the top five firearms from SHOT Show 2018, as selected by James Reeves of TFB TV. The list includes the unique Arsenal RS-1 knife gun, the lighter Hudson H9A, the high-capacity IWI TS12 bullpup shotgun, the American-made PTR PT9 MP5 clone, and the revolutionary Sig Sauer P365 subcompact pistol. The review emphasizes innovation, practicality, and collector's value.

This video examines the unique and no longer manufactured Arsenal RS-1, a knife-gun featuring a .22 LR revolver concealed within the knife's grip. It's classified as an AOW (All Other Weapon). The review discusses its bullpup configuration and a safety spike. The video also briefly mentions a "briefcase gun" and thanks sponsors like Brownells and Ventura Munitions. The pricing and value of the RS-1 are questioned.

The G.R.A.D. CM-1 'Dragon' is an exceptionally ornate .22LR knife-gun, featuring ivory grips, gold plating, and diamonds. It incorporates a double-action 6-shot revolver mechanism within its thick grip, with the barrel housed in the crossguard. While a unique collector's piece, its design makes it impractical for both knife use and effective firearm aiming.