Videos tagged with Lefaucheux

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 review showcases an exceptionally rare over/under shotgun with a unique dual pivoting breech block action. The design allows for automatic breech closure upon shell insertion and a quick-detach rotating buttstock for disassembly. Ian McCollum highlights its unusual mechanics, contrasting with standard shotgun designs.

This review details the unique Dumonthier folding bayonet pinfire revolver, highlighting its pseudo LeFaucheux single-action mechanism and distinct lockwork. Expert analysis covers the intricate design of the folding blade, its deployment via pressure, and retraction using a screw-button. The video also acknowledges the contribution of Tim from College Hill Arsenal for providing access to this rare firearm.

This review details the rare Mazzocchi Model 1868 Gendarmerie Revolver, a 9mm pinfire pistol adopted by the Vatican's Papal States. It highlights the revolver's compact design, unique features like the lanyard ring ejector, and its historical context within the Papal States' security forces. The video also touches upon the Mazzocchi brothers' role as official armorers and the short service life of the pistol due to the eventual annexation of the Papal States.

This YouTube video, titled "Clips: Lefaucheux, the exception to Othais' rule," appears to be a short review or factoid segment derived from more in-depth content. While the specific firearm "Lefaucheux" is mentioned, the description focuses on directing viewers to support the creator via Patreon, SubscribeStar, or merchandise purchases. It also links to other videos about revolver timing and general revolver information. The content is aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in historical or specific firearm models, presented in a concise, clip-style format.

This review examines the Milanese 7mm Pinfire Saber-Revolver, a unique 'tacticool' design from circa 1864 attributed to Carlo Maria Colombo. It combines a Lefaucheux-style pinfire mechanism with an Italian 1855 pattern officer's saber. While historically interesting, its practical utility is questioned due to awkward aiming ergonomics and potential safety issues when fired sheathed.

This review showcases a highly unusual Lefaucheux over/under shotgun, potentially an experimental or custom piece due to its unique side-opening breech blocks and lack of serial numbers. The firearm features a 12-gauge chambering, a quick-removable buttstock, and case-hardened breech blocks. The markings indicate it was manufactured by 'Mre Lefaucheux' in Paris.