Videos tagged with Licensed Copy

This video from Forgotten Weapons delves into the history and manufacturing of the Indumil Cassidy, a firearm produced in Colombia. The expert analysis highlights Indumil's origins as a state arms factory and its decision to produce handguns by copying the Smith & Wesson K-frame, specifically the Model 10. The video reveals an interesting lineage: Indumil licensed its design from Llama, which itself had copied the Smith & Wesson model, making the Indumil Cassidy a licensed copy of an unlicensed copy.

This guide details the field stripping and basic operation of the Smith & Wesson M76 submachine gun, a 9mm open-bolt firearm. The video highlights its historical context, development stemming from the Swedish K, and its use in film. The host, demonstrating high authority, provides hands-on disassembly and explains internal features like 'lightning cuts'.

This American Rifleman TV segment, 'I Have This Old Gun,' explores the history and development of the Argentinian FM FAP handgun. The video focuses on this 9mm pistol, which is a licensed reproduction of the renowned FN Hi-Power. Viewers can expect insights into the firearm's origins and its place in firearms history. The description also provides links to the NRA and its various publications, encouraging further engagement with firearm-related content and the organization.

This video provides an expert overview of the Iraqi Tariq Pistol, a rare variant of the Beretta Model 1951. Phil Schreier, Senior Curator of the National Firearms Museum, and Mark Keefe IV, Editor-in-Chief of American Rifleman, discuss its historical context, collector appeal, and technical features. The Tariq is noted for its ruggedness and rarity in the US market.