Videos tagged with Long Recoil Action

This review of the Ounce pistol, a unique .22LR bullpup design, highlights its innovative long recoil action and compact form factor. While praised for its mechanical interest and reliable function during live fire tests, the expert assessment critically examines its practical application for concealed carry due to a complex loading/unloading process and the .22LR caliber's suitability for self-defense. The review emphasizes the importance of independent testing and direct purchase to maintain unbiased content.

This review of the Third Bay Ounce folding .22 LR pistol, presented by Chris Baker of Lucky Gunner Ammo, offers an analytical look at its unique engineering and practical application. The Ounce features a folding, bullpup, long-recoil design aimed at addressing size and concealment concerns. While innovative, the review highlights significant trade-offs in complexity, reliability, and deployment speed compared to conventional handguns.

This entry analyzes various 'cursed' or hypothetical modern configurations of the Chauchat CSRG 1915 machine rifle, as presented by Ian McCollum on Forgotten Weapons. It delves into the mechanical limitations of the Chauchat's long-recoil system and assesses the practicality of integrating modern accessories and design concepts, contrasting them with historical improvements. The analysis highlights the educational and analytical tone of the presenter, who demonstrates high expertise in historical firearms and their operational constraints.

This review of the Barrett M107A1 International Military Contract Rifle highlights its features as a deployment package. Key aspects include its 29-inch fluted barrel with a 1:5 twist rate, a four-chamber muzzle brake designed for suppressor attachment, and titanium bipod and monopod. The review also touches on the rifle's long recoil action, its substantial weight (around 28.5 lbs), and the surprisingly manageable recoil, often compared to a 12-gauge shotgun. The package includes a Leupold Mark 5 HD scope, two 10-round magazines, and a Pelican 1750 case.

This entry details the unique long-recoil action of the Stamm-Saurer Model 1913 prototype rifle, as explained by an expert from Forgotten Weapons. It covers the integrated dust cover/safety mechanism, the barrel's recoil cycle, bolt locking and unlocking, case ejection, and the cam-driven bolt rotation. The explanation highlights the intricate mechanical processes involved in this rare firearm design.

This guide details the operation and maintenance of the FN A5 'Whippit' conversion, a notorious gangster shotgun. It covers specific controls like the magazine shut-off and trigger guard safety, emphasizes proper technique for shortened stocks due to the long recoil action, and warns about common forend cracking issues. The information is presented with the authority of firearms historians and custom gunsmiths.

This video provides a detailed, slow-motion look at the Remington Model 11's long recoil action, designed by John Browning. Expert analysis highlights the distinct movement of the barrel and bolt during cycling, demonstrating the ejection of spent shells and the chambering of new rounds. The demonstration offers valuable insights into the mechanical intricacies of this classic shotgun design.

This guide details the loading and firing technique for the Madsen 1946 light machine gun, as demonstrated by an expert. It covers proper magazine loading with 7.92x57mm Mauser rounds, weapon setup including bipod deployment, and firing from a prone position. The demonstration highlights the unique long-recoil action characteristic of the Madsen design, emphasizing correct handling procedures for this rare historical firearm.

This guide details the disassembly of the M1918 American Chauchat, focusing on its internal mechanics. It covers separating the upper and lower receivers, identifying key components like the trigger group and bolt assembly, and understanding the dual recoil spring system and barrel jacket. The information is presented with a high level of mechanical detail, suitable for intermediate skill levels.

This video offers an expert-level look into the Cosmi factory, detailing their unique approach to firearm manufacturing. It highlights the meticulous blend of advanced 5-axis CNC machining with extensive hand-craftsmanship, resulting in luxury shotguns and rifles. The tour emphasizes unique design elements like screwless actions and integrated magazine tubes within the stock, showcasing the high level of detail and labor (approx. 400 hours per shotgun) involved. The owner, Luca, discusses the company's philosophy and future innovations, including new rifle platforms.

This guide details the loading procedure for the Belgian-made FN 1900 carbine, emphasizing the use of stripper clips and the long recoil action. The video highlights the firearm's weight, dimensions, and operational controls, offering insights from an expert instructor.

This episode of TGC News covers several innovative firearm products. It details the Mars Inc Orion, a long recoil AR-10-style rifle, and the Fox Unit X1, a non-semi-automatic AR-15. The Third Bay Ounce, a unique folding .22LR, and Desert Tech's Trek 22 bullpup kit and Quattro 15 lower with Quad Mag 53 are also discussed. Industry news includes OSS Suppressors rebranding to Hux Works and NSSF survey data on 2021 firearm sales and buyer demographics.