Videos tagged with Krag Rifle

This Q&A episode of Forgotten Weapons covers a wide range of firearms topics, from historical cartridge choices and rifle designs to modern firearm development and practical advice. Ian McCallum addresses questions about the prevalence of .380 ACP versus .32 ACP military handguns, the design choices behind the SKS fixed magazine, and the effectiveness of different bipod designs. He also delves into the history and practicality of black powder firearms, the Mosin-Nagant's reputation, and the evolution of select-fire mechanisms like three-round burst. The discussion extends to modern firearm trends, such as red dots on pistols, and the challenges of designing effective firearms.

This entry details the US M1915 Bolo Bayonet, a dual-purpose weapon designed for jungle clearing in the Philippines. Developed from Captain Hugh Wise's concept and produced by Springfield Armory, it saw service with units like the 26th Cavalry. The bayonet's design features a weighted front edge for chopping and unique markings, with a total production of 6,002 units.