Videos tagged with Korean War Era

This guide details the unboxing and initial cleaning of a 72-year-sealed M1D Sniper Rifle, as presented by firearms instructor Hegshot87. It covers inspecting original military packaging, identifying and cleaning desiccant residue, examining key markings like serial numbers and cartouches, and restoring the wooden stock with boiled linseed oil. The process highlights the importance of careful handling and the potential need to replace compromised parts like the operating rod spring.

This guide details the assembly and basic operation of the AN/GPM-14 Boresighting Set, a 1950s-era tool used for aligning the radar and weapons systems of the F-86 Sabre fighter aircraft. It covers component extraction, assembly, connection of cables, and the use of manual controls for Azimuth and Elevation adjustments, referencing the original Philco Corporation operation manual. The Ordnance channel demonstrates high expertise in handling and explaining historical military electronics.

This guide details the proper technique for loading and shooting the Winchester M1 Garand, as demonstrated by an expert. It covers the iconic en-bloc clip system, from loading to the distinctive clip ejection. The video emphasizes safe handling and practical shooting advice for this historical rifle, suitable for intermediate shooters familiar with basic firearm operation.

This video provides an enthusiastic review of a 1943 Inland Manufacturing M1 Carbine. The presenter highlights its historical significance, low recoil, and magazine-fed operation, noting its role as a 'more than a pistol, less than a rifle' firearm. The M1 Carbine is demonstrated at 200 yards, showcasing the capability of the .30 Carbine round, though the cost of ammunition is noted as a drawback. The presenter suggests that World War II era M1 Carbines possess more character than newer versions and recommends it as an excellent historical firearm for introducing new shooters to the sport.

This video features a large collection of military parts and machine gun mounts from WWII, Korea, and Vietnam eras. The seller is looking to clear out two truck bodies filled with items such as .50 cal, M240, and M249 machine gun cradles, as well as various vehicle parts including armor, sirens, gas tanks, seats, fenders, headlights, taillights, distributors, motors, transmissions, and transfer cases, primarily for M37 and WWII 3/4 ton Dodge vehicles. The seller is open to offers for individual items or the entire lot for $10,000, and invites local Colorado residents to inspect the inventory.