Videos tagged with Knife Gun

This video examines the Sigaud-Barnerias 5mm pinfire knife gun revolver, a unique combination firearm manufactured in the late 19th century. The presenter details its construction, markings, and the manufacturing process involving subcontracting in Liege, Belgium. While acknowledging its impracticality, the video highlights its historical context and the enduring appeal of novelty firearms.

This guide details the operation of the Sigaud-Barnerias 5mm Pinfire Knife-Gun, a unique historical firearm. It covers loading, firing, and unloading procedures, emphasizing the specific mechanisms of this unusual design. The video highlights the practical considerations and historical context of such combined-function weapons.

This expert-level review from Forgotten Weapons delves into the unique Dumonthier Bowie knife revolver. Ian McCollum, an expert in historical firearms, details its 11mm pinfire action, construction, and historical context, including Dumonthier's patents and French proof marks. The review highlights the firearm's robust build compared to other knife-guns and discusses the mechanics and historical significance of pinfire ammunition.

This video reviews the Arsenal RS-1, a unique six-shot .22 caliber revolver disguised as a knife. It fires each round with a trigger pull, automatically rotating the cylinder. The presenter also showcases a similar concept integrated into a briefcase. The RS-1 is noted as a handmade collectible, with limited availability due to the retirement of its maker.

This review covers the G.R.A.D. CM-1 "Dragon" edition knife-gun, a highly ornate collector's piece. Expert Ian McCollum details its unique double-action revolver mechanism, integrated barrel, and extravagant materials like Damascus steel, ivory, gold, and diamonds. The review highlights its impracticality as both a knife and a firearm due to its thick grip, emphasizing its status as a decorative item.