Videos tagged with Mauser 98 action

This video provides an expert-level review of the rare Lithuanian Model 24L Mauser rifle, produced by FN Herstal. Ian McCollum details its historical context, technical specifications, unique markings like the Pillars of Gediminas, and its scarcity in the collector's market. The rifle is a Mauser 98 action variant chambered in 8mm Mauser, featuring a 1900-meter rear sight and dual sling swivels.

This review of the Karabiner 98a highlights its features as a short rifle rather than a typical carbine. It details the 8mm Mauser caliber, the smooth Mauser 98 action with a bent bolt handle, and the two-stage trigger. The review also covers the sights and notes the stout recoil.

This guide details the disassembly of the Armalite AR-1 Parasniper, focusing on its unique construction and internal components. It highlights the rifle's lightweight design, composite barrel, and Mauser 98 action. The information is presented with the authority of Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms.

This video provides an in-depth historical and technical review of the German Karabiner 98a, tracing its development from the Gewehr 98 and earlier carbine models. It details the design evolution, specifications, and intended roles of the K98a, highlighting its differences from the standard rifle and its place in German military history. The review includes observations on its handling, features, and historical context.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Steyr G29(ö) / Gewehr 12/34, a rare World War II-era rifle produced in Austria for the Luftwaffe. Expert Ian McCollum details its unique production history, stemming from pre-war export contracts and the German annexation of Austria, highlighting its Mauser 98 action, specific Luftwaffe markings, and limited production run. The review emphasizes its historical significance and rarity among early-war German firearms.

This documentary delves into the history and technical specifications of the Yugoslavian Mauser Model 1924, a significant interwar rifle. It details its development from earlier Mauser designs, its adoption by the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (later Yugoslavia), and its various configurations including carbines. The video highlights the rifle's construction, its place in Yugoslavian military history, and its eventual role during World War II and beyond, emphasizing its robust design and widespread use.

This video provides a detailed overview of the Siamese RS 121 Type 46 rifle, a unique firearm blending Mauser export and Japanese Type 35 design elements. It highlights key features such as its weight, overall length, the distinctive thumb board dust cover, and the use of 8mm Rimmed Type 45 Long ammunition. The review also touches upon the rifle's Mauser 98 action, internal magazine design, safety mechanism, and sights, noting its origin from the second Siamese contract.

This video provides an expert look at the Zastava M12 "Black Spear" .50 Cal Sniper Rifle, comparing it to its predecessor, the M93 Black Arrow. The M12 features significant upgrades including a 3kg weight reduction, a folding stock for improved maneuverability, and an enhanced trigger, making it a more modern anti-material rifle. The review highlights direct factory insights from Zastava engineers.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of the German K98 Mauser service rifle, focusing on its historical context, practical shooting performance, and unique design features. Instructor Eric highlights the rifle's accuracy at 300 yards, discusses its production history as a 'Russian Capture' model, and details the functionality of its three-position safety. The Mauser 98 action's enduring legacy in modern sporting rifles is also explored.

This guide details the inspection of a Mauser Model 1912, focusing on its unique features and markings. It highlights the Mauser 98 action, specific stock reinforcements, the H-lug bayonet mount, and the distinctive two-button rear sight adjustment. The inspection emphasizes confirming the caliber and magazine capacity, crucial for identifying this specific export model.

This video details the Greek Model 1930 Mauser, a commercial variant produced by Fabrique Nationale (FN) for Greece. It highlights the rifle's transition to the 7.92x57mm Mauser caliber, its distinctive Greek markings including the Royal Crest, and its rarity in the United States. The Mauser 98 action is noted for its strength and reliability.

This guide details the process of loading the Karabiner 98k rifle using a 5-round stripper clip, a technique essential for operating this iconic World War II infantry weapon. The video, presented with high authority by TFB TV, demonstrates the proper method for seating rounds into the internal magazine, followed by chambering a round via the bolt action. It highlights the rifle's historical significance as the backbone of the Wehrmacht and touches upon production variations.