Videos tagged with Loewe Berlin

This review covers the Argentine Mauser 1891, highlighting its historical significance and operational features. The video demonstrates the manual loading of its internal box magazine and showcases the bolt-mounted safety. Live fire testing confirms its functionality, with impacts on a steel target clearly visible.

This review details the Mauser Modelo 1891 Argentino, highlighting its historical significance and manufacturing by Loewe Berlin for Argentina. The video demonstrates the rifle's operation, including loading with stripper clips, bolt manipulation, safety features, and sight adjustment. A live-fire segment showcases its performance on a steel target, emphasizing its characteristic recoil and report as a full-power battle rifle.

This video provides a detailed look at the Mauser Modelo 1891 Argentino rifle, chambered in 7.65x53mm Mauser. It demonstrates the practical loading procedure using a stripper clip and showcases the rifle's action through live fire and slow-motion footage. Key markings identifying it as a Loewe Berlin manufactured model are highlighted.

This review examines the Gewehr 88 and Karabiner 88 rifles acquired by Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia. These German-made firearms, marked with Amharic script, represent Ethiopia's modernization efforts and successful defense against Italian colonialism, culminating in the decisive Battle of Adwa. The rifles feature the 8x57mm (M/88) caliber and a 5-round en-bloc clip system.

The Argentine Mauser Model 1891, a transitional rifle from the smokeless powder era, is highlighted for its exceptional craftsmanship and historical significance. This review details its technical features, including the 7.65x53mm caliber and dual forward locking lugs, and praises its surprising accuracy and smooth action during range testing. It's considered a 'game changer' for military surplus collectors.