Videos tagged with Magazine Fed Pistol

This video details the remarkable Mortimer flintlock repeating pistol, a rare example of late 18th-century firearm innovation. Expert Jonathan Ferguson explains its complex Lorenzoni-style mechanism, which utilizes a vertically revolving drum to load powder and ball from internal magazines. The pistol, made by Henry Whately Mortimer, features elaborate decoration and belonged to a Captain South, likely dating to circa 1790. Its advanced design for the era is highlighted, alongside discussions of its potential use and historical context.

The B&T Station Six is a modernized bolt-action pistol inspired by the WWII Welrod pistol. It is available in 9mm and .45 ACP and features a smooth ball-bearing action and a unique wipe suppressor that produces a hissing sound rather than a typical suppressed gunshot. The ejection port is designed for easy brass capture.