Videos tagged with Mark III

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the FN High Power pistol, tracing its history from John Moses Browning's design to its adoption by various militaries. It details historical context, design evolution, and differences between various models like the Mark III, highlighting features such as external extractors, ambidextrous safeties, and lanyard rings. The discussion also touches upon surplus conditions, magazine availability, and the pistol's continued relevance as a collectible and functional firearm.

The Osprey body armor, used by British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2006 to 2016, was developed due to an urgent operational requirement following the death of Sergeant Steven Roberts. It features a combination of soft Kevlar armor and external pockets for ballistic plates, offering protection against bullets, fragmentation, and low-velocity projectiles. While initially unpopular due to its bulk and weight, it significantly reduced casualties. The armor underwent several iterations, including the Mark II and Mark III, with improvements to modularity and protection.

This video introduces the CMMG Mark III Descent, an updated bufferless system available in .308 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, and the new 8.6 Blackout. It features a larger magazine well compatible with LR308-sized magazines and offers configurations including 12.5-inch pistols (with or without brace), SBRs, and 16-inch and 20-inch rifle variants. The Mark III Descent comes equipped with CMMG's Zeroed accessories.

This video showcases a custom FN High Power Mark III pistol that was originally chambered in .40 S&W and has been expertly converted to .357 SIG. The modification involved significant work on the slide and barrel, including a new barrel with an 11-degree crown and a slide cut for a specific sight. The firearm also features a custom trigger job, Trijicon sights, and Hogue grips, all finished in graphite black.

This video discusses the custom work performed by MK3 Firearms on various Hi-Power pistols, including military surplus alloy frames and the newer Springfield SA-35. The focus is on the transformative process of restoring and enhancing these firearms into beautiful, heirloom-quality pieces, highlighting the satisfaction derived from such craftsmanship.

This guide details the disassembly process for comparing the new FN High-Power with its classic Browning predecessor. It highlights key internal differences, including the takedown lever, recoil spring, and barrel locking lugs, emphasizing the complete lack of parts commonality between the two generations. The information is presented with the technical and analytical tone of a recognized firearms expert.

This video provides a historical overview of the Martini-Henry rifle, detailing its development from earlier designs like the Peabody and Snyder conversions. It highlights the rifle's service with the British military, particularly its iconic role during the Zulu War and at Rorke's Drift. The discussion covers the evolution of the Martini-Henry through its various marks (Mark I to Mark IV), including changes in action refinement and caliber, culminating in the 40 caliber Mark IV.

This video showcases a custom Browning Hi-Power, specifically configured for a left-handed shooter. It highlights modifications by Cylinder and Slide, including an ambidextrous safety and magazine release, a stretched trigger for improved ergonomics, and a two-stage trigger job. The firearm also features Heinie sights and a skeletonized carry hammer reminiscent of a 1911.

This video reviews 'The Ross Rifle Story' by Chadwick Phillips and Dupuis, a comprehensive but poorly organized reference for collectors. It details the history of the Ross rifle, its development by Sir Charles Ross in Canada around the turn of the century, its adoption by Canadian troops for WWI, and its eventual withdrawal from combat in 1916 due to technical and political issues. The book covers three major patterns of the Ross rifle (Mark I, Mark II, Mark III) and commercial sporting versions, though its information is difficult to access due to its structure.

This video showcases a custom Browning Hi-Power Mark III featuring a unique MMG Cerakote finish in a tritone gray theme, VZ Pro Slim grips, and upgraded sights. The presenter details modifications like a crowned barrel, custom trigger job with a flattened face, and a mini spur hammer. The video highlights the aesthetic appeal and functional improvements of these customizations.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Browning Hi Power, as demonstrated by Garand Thumb. It covers the essential steps for basic disassembly, crucial for cleaning and maintenance. The video emphasizes the historical significance of the Hi Power, designed by John Moses Browning and Dieudonné Saive, and its enduring legacy in firearm design.

This video showcases a Browning Hi-Power Mark III refinished with a custom Cerakote blend designed to mimic the appearance of zinc-style parkerizing. The process involved a three-color blend to achieve a stone-washed characteristic, offering both aesthetic appeal and enhanced corrosion and wear resistance compared to traditional parkerizing. The barrel received a mirror polish finish, while the control group, trigger, hammer, slide, and frame were all finished in the same color.