Videos tagged with M1917 Eddystone

This video provides a first-shot review of a 1917 Eddystone rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield. The presenter highlights its historical significance as a derivative of the British P14 rifle, adopted by the US during WWI. Initial impressions suggest it's a "tack driver" with excellent functionality and craftsmanship, capable of accurate long-range shots due to its sight radius and front sight post. The rifle's weight and butt pad contribute to a manageable recoil impulse for the .30-06 cartridge.

This review of the M1917 Eddystone rifle, presented by firearms expert Nutnfancy, delves into its historical significance as a primary arm for American forces in WWI. It covers the rifle's production, practical use considerations, operational features like its cock-on-closing bolt and sights, and performance metrics. The assessment highlights the M1917 as a rugged, reliable, and historically important firearm, though its weight and sight limitations are noted for modern applications.

This InRange video features a 2-gun match with a WWI theme. Karl competes with a 1911 pistol and an M1917 Eddystone rifle manufactured in 1918. Ian uses an M16 Berthier carbine and a Ruby pistol. The match is further challenged by extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 113F (45C) at the range.

This video showcases a World War I themed two-gun match featuring a Berthier carbine and an M1917 Eddystone rifle, alongside a 32 ACP Ruby pistol. The content highlights historical firearms used by allied forces, discussing their operational context and some design improvements.