Videos tagged with Mannlicher Action

This expert guide details the unique characteristics of the G98/40 rifle, a Hungarian-manufactured German WWII service rifle. It highlights the Mannlicher-style split-bridge action, cock-on-close mechanism, and distinct two-piece stock, differentiating it from the more common Mauser 98 system. The information is presented with high authority, drawing on detailed mechanical and historical analysis.

This video provides an expert-level review of the German Karabiner 88 and Gewehr 91 carbines, descendants of the Gewehr 88. It details their design origins in response to smokeless powder rifles, unique features like the Mannlicher bolt and barrel jacket, and their specific roles for cavalry and other troops. The review highlights their compact size, handy handling, and historical service, noting production by commercial firms and later safety updates.

This video delves into the innovative repeating rifles designed by Orvill M. Robinson in the early 1870s. It highlights the unique mechanical features of both the 1870 and 1872 models, including adjustable cartridge stops and toggle-lock actions. The content also touches upon Robinson's patent history and how Winchester acquired his designs, potentially suppressing competition.