Videos tagged with Loading Gate

This video explores an experimental Gras-Vetterli repeating rifle from the late 19th century, highlighting its unique Vetterli-style side loading gate and internal cartridge elevator. Despite its innovative design, it was ultimately rejected by the French military in favor of the Kropatschek system, illustrating the competitive landscape of repeating rifle development during that era.

This video from VSO Gun Channel discusses and compares the loading gate mechanism versus tube feeding systems commonly found in lever-action rifles, specifically mentioning the Henry Lever Gun. The channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety, with content derived from testing and evaluation services. The description also highlights that VSO Media LLC is not involved in selling firearms and reserves creative rights for its publications.

This review details the rare James Reid No. 2 Revolver, a 7-shot, .32 caliber rimfire firearm produced in New York City. It highlights the unique hidden loading gate and sheath trigger, while also noting significant design flaws like the impractical cylinder removal process. The discussion touches upon patent infringement avoidance and variations in frame design based on serial numbers.