Videos tagged with Knoble Pistol

This video showcases a rare W.E. Knoble .22 Rimfire prototype pistol. The description highlights Knoble's less successful but historically significant entry into the 1907 US pistol trials with a .45 caliber design. This particular .22 caliber pistol is noted for its distinctive grip angle, shape, and unique open slot in the front strap, characteristic of Knoble's work. The firearm appears functional but unfinished, emphasizing its prototype status. The rarity of Knoble pistols, especially this .22 caliber variant, makes it a significant find for firearms collectors and enthusiasts.

This video details the rare Knoble .45 ACP pistol, a participant in the 1907 US Army pistol trials. Despite its innovative short recoil toggle lock design, it was disqualified due to crude manufacturing, preventing any firing during trials. The pistol is notably larger than the Colt M1911 and features a difficult-to-load 8-round magazine.